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Captain Fly by Night

When Lost Angeles was a little pueblo, the mission chain of old California was a mighty empire, when gay caballeros roamed up and down El Camino Real, the King's Highway, to serenade dimpling senoritas and fight on the slightest provocation; when robed frailes labored to bring the natives to a realization of Christianity; when intrigue was in every breath of air -- a turbulent time of loving and fighting and romance? A peculiar situation in which a caballero of blood, high-strung and honorable, finds himself linked with an adventurer and a delicious senorita with a will and way of her own furnishes the basis of the story. Guitars twinkle and blades flash in the bright moonlight, rough soldiers and scheming Indians make nefarious plans, scene after scene unfolds before the reader until affairs reach a smashing and unexpected climax.

Captain Fly By Night -- Johnston McCulley -- Remastered Dustjacket [DJ}

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Mark of Zorro, The - PhotoPlay Edition

1920 Fairbanks Film -- starring Douglas Fairbanks

Don Diego Vega gets the name of being a good-for-nothing, because of an apparently disinterested attitude toward the world.  The natives are maltreated and cruelly ruled by the Governor and priests are persecuted.  Don Diego masquerades in black covering his face with a mask, and rides the hills avenging the oppressed.  No one is able to capture him because of his wonderful skill with the sword.  When in a fight he always leaves his mark on his opponent, a "Z" cut into his face.  Soon he gets the caballeros on his side, and with them rescues from prison Don Carlos Pulido, his wife and Lolita, their daughter, the girl he loves.  She loves him as Zorro, but cannot stand him as Don Diego, not realizing that he is playing two parts.  In the end he and Ramon fight a duel in which the captain gets the "Z" on his forehead.  Thus it is revealed who Don Diego is and her father is proud of him -- not mentioning the admiration the girl has for him.

The Mark of Zorro [PhotoPlay, Douglas Fairbanks] -- Johnston McCulley -- Remastered Dustjacket [DJ]

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