The Sea Hawk

Palace plot against the titular hero, Fenzileh (Medea Radzina) tries to promote her son (William Collier Jr.) with the Basha (Frank Currier), production design by Stephen Goosson, in The Sea Hawk, 1924.

Joining mid-battle, in which a "Moorish Galley" commanded by Asad-ed-Din (Frank Currier) takes a Spanish galleon on which English nobleman Sir Oliver (Milton Sills) and Arab pal Yusuf (Albert Prisco) are enslaved, in Frank Lloyd's The Sea Hawk, 1924.

In England, Sir Oliver (Milton Sills) is forced to duel with neighbor Sir John (Marc McDermott), despite his being the guardian of his betrothed Rosamund (Enid Bennett), her brother Peter (Wallace MacDonald) much aggrieved, early in The Sea Hawk, 1924.

Now a feared Arab sea captain and "scourge of Christendom," Sir Oliver (Milton Sills) is recognized by ne'er-do-well Jasper (Wallace Beery) as he processes a taken English ship, in The Sea Hawk, 1924