Omar the Tentmaker

The film depicts the life of Omar Khayyam, known for creating the first solar calendar in Iran around A.D. 1073. It focuses on his relationship with his fiancé, who is forced into marriage with the shah but ultimately escapes to reunite with Omar, aided by the grand Vazir.

Featuring a cast that includes Guy Bates Post, Virginia Brown Faire, and Boris Karloff, Omar the Tentmaker presents a narrative rich in historical context and emotional depth. Collectors interested in silent films, particularly those that explore literary figures and historical themes, may find this film noteworthy.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, this film is part of Richard Walton Tully Productions, adding to its significance in early cinema. Available in various formats, it offers collectors an opportunity to add a piece of film history to their collections.