Synopsis: During World War I, soldier W. Daingerfield Phelps III and sergeant Peter O'Gaffney are captured by the Germans. Initially at odds, the two prisoners of war bond and plot an escape. The white robes they use as camouflage in the snow-covered landscape make them look like Arabs. Taking advantage of their disguise, the two men sneak onto a cargo ship bound for Arabia, where they both fall for Mirza, a soon-to-be-married harem girl.
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Extra Features:
Audio Commentaries with Harlow Robinson, Author of "Lewis Milestone: Life and Films" & Film Critics Farran Smith Nehme & Glenn Kenny
Rare Outtakes from The Racket
"Howard Hughes in Hollywood" A Look at Hughes' arrival in Hollywood & his earliest efforts in the industry, scripted by Film Historian David Pierce
"Howard Hughes and the First Academy Awards" Film Historian Randy Haberkamp explores the origins of the Oscars & Hughes' early wins as a producer
"Preserving the Hughes Motion Picture Records at UNLV" A Look at the UNLV Film Department's Founding Faculty Member, Hart Wegner, Late Professor Emeritus of German, Comparative Literature & Film Studies, whose work was instrumental in preserving Hughes' legacy
Image Gallery featuring Production Stills, Promotional Material & Rare Documents from the Howard Hughes Motion Picture Records at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Souvenir Booklet featuring an Essay by Film Historian Imogen Sara Smith, Vintage Reviews, Conservation Notes & Introductions on each score