Sirk's most successful melodramas of the mid-to-late 50s decade included the following - predominantly from Universal-International:All I Desire (1953)Magnificent Obsession (1954)All That Heaven Allows (1955)Written on the Wind (1956)The Tarnished Angels (1957)- reuniting stars Stack, Malone, and HudsonImitation of Life (1959)- Sirk's last American filmThis vivid, gaudy and slightly campy Technicolor film, from a screenplay by George Zuckerman that was adapted from Robert Wilder's best-selling novel of the same name, centered on the frenzied dynamics within a self-destructing, filthy-rich (literally) Texas oil family named Hadley.There is no traditional, synchronized voice dialogue in the film - but voices and sounds do emanate from machines (e.]The harsh, naturalistic, well-acted and uncompromising film was hugely successful, critically and financially.In their London manor, Evelyn hypothesized that the bracelet was the key to finding the resting place of the Scorpion King and Anubis' Army - at the lost Oasis at Ahm Shere.