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Zulu
An oriental play in six acts based upon the pantomime by Friedrich Freksa
Adapted by Hanns Kraly and Ernst Lubitsch
Direction: Ernst Lubitsch
Set Decoration and Dรฉcor: Kurt Richter Cinematography: Theodor Sparkuhl
Technical Direction: Kurt Waschneck Costumes: Ali Hubert
Music: Victor Hollaender
Characters:
The old sheikh: Paul Wegener The young sheikh: Carl Clewing
Sumurun: Jenny Hasselqvist The servant: Aud Egede Nissen
The head eunuch: Jacob Tiedtke The slave trader: Paul Biensfeldt
The dancer: Pola Negri The hunchback: Ernst Lubitsch
The old woman: Margarete Kupfer
Nur al Din, a young cloth merchant: Harry Liedtke
Muffti and Puffti - his slaves: Max Kronert and Paul Graetz
FIRST ACT
He's the most respected slave trader in the East,
held in high regard by the mighty sheikh
That would be something for the great and mighty one's harem! -
Fiercely do the eunuchs guard the great and mighty sheikh's women
Nur al Din, the cloth merchant
Where's Sumurun?
Where's Sumurun?
The young sheikh
The slave trader is offering you a dancer of exquisite beauty
END OF THE FIRST ACT
SECOND ACT
Minstrels are coming
It's travelling minstrels who are clogging up the street!
You alone can ensure the young sheikh's favour for us!
Keep dancing
You've forbidden it!
It's within your power to see to it that I'm able to dance here in the evening!
He's smitten!
Bring the vestments of that beautiful dancer!
END OF THE SECOND ACT
THIRD ACT
A heavy calamity threatens to strike Sumurun
Only you can save Sumurun!!
Tell the young sheikh what's looming over Sumurun!
Coward! - You want to be a man? - -
Kiss the ground at his feet and beg for mercy!
I swear by Allah - I alone carry the blame!
You'll pay with your life if the sentence gets carried out!
The great sheikh summoned me here to take him to the dancer this evening
Great and mighty sheikh, here I am!
Where is the slave trader?
END OF THE THIRD ACT
FOURTH ACT
It's the mighty sheikh
Tonight after the performance - - -
- - - I won't be able to join you!
It's the sheikh!!
Long-suffering mortal!
Take these magic pills - all worries will vanish
and a death-like sleep shall envelop you!
Long-suffering mortal!
Take these magic pills - all worries will vanish
and a death-like sleep shall envelop you!
END OF THE FOURTH ACT
FIFTH ACT
Come on and show us the good stuff!!
Show us, Sumurun, what sorta splendours ya bought! -
END OF THE FIFTH ACT
SIXTH ACT
Do you even know how to deal with such a mighty sheikh?
He's asleep!
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