Sarah of the Sahara, A Romance of Nomads Land

Rollicking travel parody by George Shepard Chappell published in 1923 "with seventeen full page illustrations" ("from photographs taken for the Super-Feature Film of Dr. Traprock''s story recently released by the All-for-Art Production Co. of Derby, Conn.) Excerpt: "“Allah! Allah! Bishmillah. El Traprock, Dhub ak Moplah!... Wullahy! Wullahy!” Long, long after their echoes have died away the cries of my desert men ring on my ears. Still do I see myself as, in a cloud of dust, at the head of my band of picked nomads, my burnous floating above me so that I looked like a covered wagon, with the drumming thunder of a hundred hoofs and the wild yells of my followers, I swept like a cyclone to the rescue of one of the fairest creatures of my favorite sex."