@article{346197,
      recid = {346197},
      author = {Mamoulian, Rouben. and Foote, John Taintor, and Fort,  Garrett. and Meredyth, Bess. and Power, Tyrone, and  Darnell, Linda, and Rathbone, Basil, and Sondergaard, Gale,  and Pallette, Eugene, and Bromberg, J. Edward, and Love,  Montagu, and Beecher, Janet. and Lowery, Robert, and  Martin, Chris-Pin, and McCulley, Johnston,},
      title = {The mark of Zorro [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation :},
      address = {Beverly Hills, CA :},
      pages = {1 videodisc (93 min.) :},
      year = {2005},
      note = {Based on the story "The curse of Capistrano" by Johnston  McCulley.},
      abstract = {Don Diego Vega, from the sleepy colony of California, is a  cadet at the royal military academy in Spain.  His father,  Don Alejandro, is alcalde of the Los Angeles region.  Don  Diego disdains California as boring and insufferably  rustic; but returns obediently when called home.  When he  arrives, all is not as expected.  His father no longer  serves as alcalde; cruel, bumbling Don Luis Quintero has  replaced him.  The real power behind Quintero is Captain  Esteban Pasquale, a sinister villain who commands the local  Spanish garrison.  While Diego's father and others fret and  fume about the new alcalde, Diego plays the fop--effete,  weak, and disinterested.  He is so adept that no one will  suspect him when he takes action against Quintero and  Pasquale, as the mysterious, masked figure known as Zorro.   Zorro challenges Quintero's corrupt rule and captures the  hearts and imaginations of the peasant population, the old,  loyal dons, and the heart of the mayor's niece, Lolita.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/346197},
}