16 December 1912 Comedy 15 mins
A pasha invites a photographer to his harem. A belly dancer performs for him, and then seduces him, getting him into trouble There are two versions of this film, one with a fully clothed dancer, and a second where she is scantily dressed.
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André Deed as Boireau
Henri Gambart Director
France 16 December 1912
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