07 September 1919 Fantasy, Comedy 20 mins
A boy, who has been reading the adventures of Sinbad, falls asleep and, in his dreams, goes through Sinbad's experiences. A silent version of the Sinbad story, with a cast solely made up of children.
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Norman Dawn Director
United States 07 September 1919
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