Tales of Adventure: Collection 10 Blu-ray
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Posted February 15, 2026 10:11 PM by Webmaster
Australian label Imprint Films has provided a promotional trailer for its upcoming Blu-ray release of
Tales of Adventure: Collection 10 (1945-1965), which is scheduled to arrive on the market on April 29.
BOX SET CONTENT:
THE MAGIC CARPET (1951)
A world of wonders! A land of love! Orphan Ramoth, raised by his kindly uncle, is outraged by the tyranny his people are forced to endure. Determined to do something, Ramoth disguises himself as the Scarlet Falcon, and fights to disrupt the rule of the evil caliph. But overthrowing a kingdom is no easy feat, even for a man who doesn't yet know he's the rightful heir to the throne…
This classic Arabian adventure stars John Agar (Sands of Iwo Jima, Fort Apache), Raymond Burr (Rear Window), Patricia Medina (Mr Arkadin), and – with the film released just three days after the premiere of I Love Lucy – the soon-to-be-legendary Lucille Ball as the sinister Princess Narah.
SUDAN (1945)
Lavish SPECTACLE! Blazing ADVENTURE! Lusty ROMANCE behind the mysterious door of ancient Egypt! When her father is killed in a slave revolt, the young Naila becomes queen of the Egyptian kingdom of Khemis. Determined to find the rebel leader who slew the king, Naila goes incognito among the people, but soon finds herself enslaved. Naila must escape her captors and return to the palace, but the palace may not be the safe haven she believes it to be.
There is no actress more associated with the adventure genre than The Queen of Technicolor, Maria Montez. Montez stars as Naila alongside her longtime leading man Jon Hall (Arabian Nights) and frequent co-star Turhan Bey (Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves), as well as Andy Devine (The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance), Robert Warwick (The Adventures of Robin Hood), George Zucco (The Mummy's Tomb), and Tor Johnson (Plan 9 From Outer Space).
SALOME (1953)
"The desperate can only survive by taking desperate measures!" In the reign of Tiberius Caesar, the prophet John the Baptist preaches against Galilee's King Herod. When Herod's long-absent stepdaughter Salome arrives after her banishment from Rome, it lights a fuse of manipulation, betrayal, and palace intrigue that changes the world forever.
William Dieterle (Best Picture Oscar Winner The Life of Emile Zola) directs screen legend Rita Hayworth (Gilda), Stewart Granger (King Solomon's Mines), Charles Laughton (Spartacus), Judith Anderson (Rebecca), and Cedric Hardwicke (The Ten Commandments) in this lush Biblical epic.
THE SWORD OF ALI BABA (1965)
Thrill with Ali Baba and his forty thieves! When the Caliph of Baghdad is killed by Mongols, his young son Ali seeks refuge in the hideout of the forty thieves. The impressed thieves soon adopt him, and he grows up amongst the men, resisting the Mongols and handing out stolen riches to the poor and downtrodden. But with Ali's betrothed, Princess Amara, set to be wed to Mongol leader Khan, can Ali and his thieves overthrow their oppressors once and for all?
This classic tale of intrigue and derring-do stars Peter Mann (The Greatest Story Ever Told), Jocelyn Lane (Incident at Phantom Hill), Frank McGrath (The Searchers) and Gavin MacLeod (Operation Petticoat).
BOX SET CONTENT:
THE MAGIC CARPET (1951)
A world of wonders! A land of love! Orphan Ramoth, raised by his kindly uncle, is outraged by the tyranny his people are forced to endure. Determined to do something, Ramoth disguises himself as the Scarlet Falcon, and fights to disrupt the rule of the evil caliph. But overthrowing a kingdom is no easy feat, even for a man who doesn't yet know he's the rightful heir to the throne…
This classic Arabian adventure stars John Agar (Sands of Iwo Jima, Fort Apache), Raymond Burr (Rear Window), Patricia Medina (Mr Arkadin), and – with the film released just three days after the premiere of I Love Lucy – the soon-to-be-legendary Lucille Ball as the sinister Princess Narah.
SUDAN (1945)
Lavish SPECTACLE! Blazing ADVENTURE! Lusty ROMANCE behind the mysterious door of ancient Egypt! When her father is killed in a slave revolt, the young Naila becomes queen of the Egyptian kingdom of Khemis. Determined to find the rebel leader who slew the king, Naila goes incognito among the people, but soon finds herself enslaved. Naila must escape her captors and return to the palace, but the palace may not be the safe haven she believes it to be.
There is no actress more associated with the adventure genre than The Queen of Technicolor, Maria Montez. Montez stars as Naila alongside her longtime leading man Jon Hall (Arabian Nights) and frequent co-star Turhan Bey (Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves), as well as Andy Devine (The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance), Robert Warwick (The Adventures of Robin Hood), George Zucco (The Mummy's Tomb), and Tor Johnson (Plan 9 From Outer Space).
SALOME (1953)
"The desperate can only survive by taking desperate measures!" In the reign of Tiberius Caesar, the prophet John the Baptist preaches against Galilee's King Herod. When Herod's long-absent stepdaughter Salome arrives after her banishment from Rome, it lights a fuse of manipulation, betrayal, and palace intrigue that changes the world forever.
William Dieterle (Best Picture Oscar Winner The Life of Emile Zola) directs screen legend Rita Hayworth (Gilda), Stewart Granger (King Solomon's Mines), Charles Laughton (Spartacus), Judith Anderson (Rebecca), and Cedric Hardwicke (The Ten Commandments) in this lush Biblical epic.
THE SWORD OF ALI BABA (1965)
Thrill with Ali Baba and his forty thieves! When the Caliph of Baghdad is killed by Mongols, his young son Ali seeks refuge in the hideout of the forty thieves. The impressed thieves soon adopt him, and he grows up amongst the men, resisting the Mongols and handing out stolen riches to the poor and downtrodden. But with Ali's betrothed, Princess Amara, set to be wed to Mongol leader Khan, can Ali and his thieves overthrow their oppressors once and for all?
This classic tale of intrigue and derring-do stars Peter Mann (The Greatest Story Ever Told), Jocelyn Lane (Incident at Phantom Hill), Frank McGrath (The Searchers) and Gavin MacLeod (Operation Petticoat).
