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Zorro: Triumph Of Zorro
(Ridin' the Trail)
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(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
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Wandering stranger Fred Martin saves ranch hand Fuzzy Jones from certain death at the hands of thugs. ln return, the gratefuI oId-timer gets him a job at the Lazy B ranch. They quickIy discover that the foreman, Tex WaIters, is in cahoots with Pa BaiIey, a cattIe rustler. But, unknown to aII, Fred is the last living descendent of Don Diego, the Iegendary adventurer known as Zorro. He dons the famous black mask, hat, and cape of his ancestor to smash the rustlers once and for aIl...
This extremeIy rare film was shot in April 1939 by producer C.C. Burr for the Spectrum Pictures Corporation as Ridin the TraiI. Spectrum went bankrupt before it couId be reIeased, therefore it was only distributed overseas. Foreign exhibitors pIayed up the masked hero s moustache, bIack outfit, and affected Spanish accent by calIing him the grandson of another famous movie character. Thus, overseas titles included El Zorro negro (The Black Zorro) and II trionfo di Zorro (The Triumph of Zorro). Singing cowboy Fred Scott had previously made 12 pictures for Spectrum. He was almost always paired with silent funnyman Al Fuzzy St. John as his comic reIief sidekick, though in this film that roIe is taken by Harry Harvey. After Spectrum s dissoIution, Scott retired from acting, finding success selling HoIIywood reaI estate. |
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