Zorro 04nov1966WaltDisney

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1 ZORRO 12cil WALT DISNEY presents

Plundering impostors threat!reputation until )ie gets

) from a young boy!


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THE MASQUERADERS OFLOS GATOS CANYON


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IN THE STKU66LE, THE BANPIT'S


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At that moment,a lancer ripesto the top of anearby hilloverlookingthe stageeOAP"-

. AT THE STAGE, THE COUNTERFEITZORROS RIPE OFF, WITH THELEAPER BRINGING UP THE BEAR'--


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Sergeant garcia anp- the lancerseic7e harp-in pursuit of one ofthe zoreos, not realizing there-are three more "-


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At that same moment, in theWOOC5, ONE OF fiAKCIA'S LANCERSATTACKS ANOTHER ZOERO'-' e==r~


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HBLP ME It^MMNB Al/ THE POORXCOMMANt? yoU/ ^rHIS- SOMBRERO/7 ^ -**. kBk.Wff* MUST SHOWymttf. J^\JEWfiW3 HIM THAT X

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The lancer anp sekseant Garciaare both so surprise!? that theylet (so of their. captives '


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WHAT I* THIS ? ^aYOU SAW ZOKKO * \&UT PU COULPN'THAVE/ I HAPHIM* "OP, THAT J\S...fErE HAC? /HIMTHAT IS JjX WHAT THE \'SER6EANT IS \TEyiNfS TO SAY \IS THAT WE"- 1WELL, THAT IS,I--OE A^-'-OH, /. FOP6ET IT/ V

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Later, at the pueblovz. lo> an6eles - - -


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Thsdushout the NEXT _, TWO WEEKS, THE ZOEEO , . . . SLAM'IMPOSTORS STRIKE SUAf"' ,,MANy TIMES "


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That evening--


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TWO OF THE PUZZLEC?BANPITS RESPONP TOTHE STE4N6E VOICE


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Zo&ZO SOON OVERPOWERSTHE eEMAININS 3ANCTTS-"


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The outlaws make quick work ofcaptuwng the villagers, for there arefew useful weqpons in the little town...


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WE WILL PEED YOU, 6EU0RES, \ GOOD.' THERE'SBUT WE WILL NOT LET , ~* NOTHING WEOUR SEBoRITAS DANCE LIKE BETTER THANFOR you .' WE WILL I A GOOD FIGHT .'FIGHT TO THE FINISH '

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I fHB VILidSEBS QUICKLV TffKE (IDVQNTflGt OFTHE WEKPeCTEP TURN OF EVENTS...

WHEN I BOW, SWEEPING MY SOMBRERO LIKETHIS, IT IS A SIGNAL FOR MY 8URR0S TOSTAND ON THEIR WIND LEGS .' THIS IS THEONE^,


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They railed him the Yanqui Mannero theYankee Sailor. Silas Markam had corne toMonterey on a whaling ship and so lovedthe place, he stayed.

His westherbea ten face leering above thehuge, bright anchor tattooed on his chestgave him a frightful appearance. Yet thechildren loved him, and soon all Montereytook him lo their hearts.Now, after many years, Silas Markam was

a poor but respected member of the com-munity. He spent long hours each day sitting,in the plaza spinning yarns about his adven-tures at sea.

But Silas had ether work to do. He was try-ing to establish a cattle ranch on the SalinasRiver. And everyone wished him well.

Everyone, that is, except the- Mora brothers.These unscrupulous rascals thought they sawin Silas an^eaay prey.

"Look at him," they told each other. "Allhis free time he spends with Jos ninos, thechildren, He doesn't know the first thing

then let me summon the Comandanrfe fromthe presidio and we will get our cattle back."Monterey was a small town, and news

travelled fast. Soon everyone knew that thebeloved Yankee Sailor had been robbed.

"But how will he establish his claim to thecattle?" everyone asked one another, "It iscommon knowledge that his cattle carry nobrand."

Later, at the Mora place, Silas and theComandanfe confronted the unscrupulousbrothers.

"That is one of mine," the sailor said,pointing. "And that one, and that one, too."

Soon, with his keen sailor's eye ferretingout the fresh brands, Silas had picked outforty-seven cattle that he claimed to be hisown, the exact number that had been stolen.

"But how can you prove theee accusa-tions?" the Mora brothers asked. "You cansee for yourselves these cattle carry ourbrand.""Ay," said the Comandanfe. "But the


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But before the capitan can sive The whip of zorro uncoils -his fateful commanc-" ,


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Anp snaps out---


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Two HOURS LATER"J


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6ERNARPO INFORMS ME TMAT


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HE SAW ZORRO ANP VELAf^PE6IVE yOU THE SLIP THISMORNING...ANP THAT HEFOLLOWED THEM TO WHEREVELARDE IS NOW WPING-i

' OR, ON THE OTHER.HANP, I MI6HT BE


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CALLING HIM


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The lancees, leg* b/ the capitanawp &arcia, move in warily towari7


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the cave. ..anc? only seenarcoknows what they will fine? - - -


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&NOTNEWSmog is one word made up out of two smoke and fog. It hasbecome the subject of a great deal of talk lately- just as if itwere something1 new. It isn't. Smog was a problem when LosAngeles was a pueblo, although not so pronounced' as today.

Id the days of Zorro, it was the Indianswho caused the smog. Half-starved, theywould start a series of brush fires to smokeout the rabbits hiding in the bushes.

Forced out into the open, the rabbits be-came easy prey for the Indians, who feastedroyally while the smoke which they hadcreated rolled across Los Angeles.

LAND


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GRANTED

In the days of Zorro, cattle raising was thenia, and great ranchos were established to

To obtain land through a grant from thegovernment, a man would submit a mapof the acreage he wanted and promise tostock it with the required number ofcattle, build a house and plant trees.

With the surrounding ranch owners aswitnesses, the new grant was surveyedand the boundaries measured by a reata,or cord of rawhide, attached to stakesthrust into the ground.

BAH/ IT IS NOT ZOPEOWHO UPSETS ME --ITIS THE COAAANZ7ANTE,


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WHO CALLS- ME A FOOLBECAUSE I HAVENOT CAUCHT THEBLACK PEMON '


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