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This is the Magnacolor print
Zorro (Robert Livingston) has been captured and set for execution, charged with the murder of the new Governor (Robert Warwick) in Spanish California, as the Governor was marked with a "Z".
Zorro escapes, and reveals his identity to the Governor's daughter, Isabella (Heather Angel). However, Isabella then has Don Diego arrested.
He convinces Isabella that the Commandante (Sig Ruman) was the real killer, as the "Z" on the Governor was backwards.
Zorro (Robert Livingston) has been captured and set for execution, charged with the murder of the new Governor (Robert Warwick) in Spanish California, as the Governor was marked with a "Z".
Zorro escapes, and reveals his identity to the Governor's daughter, Isabella (Heather Angel). However, Isabella then has Don Diego arrested.
He convinces Isabella that the Commandante (Sig Ruman) was the real killer, as the "Z" on the Governor was backwards.
Reviews
Reviewer:
Yogi Bear 57
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October 11, 2015
Subject: Z for Zorro
Subject: Z for Zorro
This is the fun loving Zorro I remember as a kid.Its every bit as good as the Lone Ranger ,actually the story line was much better and the acting too
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bobsluckycat
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June 21, 2011
Subject: The First Zorro Film
Subject: The First Zorro Film
In color and complete, this first "Zorro" was an "A" picture attempt by the new studio Republic Pictures and it's a rouser indeed. This film made Bob Livingston a star. He'd been around for a while in small rolls, but this was something else and he's quite good. Heather Angel was quite good as well. Sig Ruman was the deadly but oafish Comandante, mit der German accent. All told this picture was a first for Republic. This film made money and while the story is juvenile and overly romantic and at times just over-wrought, it's a must see film. Enjoy. (If you like spotting actors, everybody on the lot is in this picture, all uncredited.)
