Directed by Sidney Franklin and Chester M. Franklin, with a scenario by Bernard McConville "based on "The Arabian Nights". this is a rather disappointing film when compared to its predecessor, "The Safety Curtain".
"Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp" was obviously produced solely for the matinee trade. It's present day interest has little more going for it than simply as a curiosity.
The special effects are disappointingly ugly and/or meager. The production budget was very obviously extremely limited.
And as for the players, neither Francis Carpenter as Aladdin nor Bud Messinger as the wizard impress.
"Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp" was obviously produced solely for the matinee trade. It's present day interest has little more going for it than simply as a curiosity.
The special effects are disappointingly ugly and/or meager. The production budget was very obviously extremely limited.
And as for the players, neither Francis Carpenter as Aladdin nor Bud Messinger as the wizard impress.