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SALLY MORRIS: “THE FOX” |
It was 101 years ago that Zorro first appeared in American pop fiction. Wildly popular in almost every genre from animation to live action to comic books, radio drama, ballet and musical theater, this durable classic was the creation of a pulp writer, Johnston McCulley in 1919. It's the perfect antidote to boredom if you like swashbuckling heroes, swordplay, gallant gentlemen, nasty villains and damsels in distress! Take yourself on a vacation to Spanish California of the early 19th Century! You'll find a couple of movie versions for your weekend entertainment. It's one way to spend a Saturday at home!
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