Chasing Danger's convoluted plot is disappointing. A newspaper photographer is trying to latch onto a story about a traitorous and beautiful woman hiding a wealthy man presumed dead in the Middle East and smuggling jewels to fund an uprising there. Bari refers to the Arabs as her people, so I can only assume she was supposed to be Middle Eastern but they certainly didn't try very hard to make her look so. They made a better attempt with Joan Woodbury, although all of the Arabs were caricatures. The character of Fatima was perhaps the most offensive, a giggling and hefty simpleton used mainly for comic relief.
