The Final Night of the 2013 Leo Carrillo Film Festival Season
Here's Adventure... Here's Romance... The Cisco Kid!
TODAY'S FEATURE IS BLOG #3956 - Last night, Tina and I attended the Final Night of the 2013 Leo Carrillo Film Festival. As mentioned in the last review blog, the Leo Carrillo Historic Ranch is celebrating its 10th Anniversary up big with this year's Film Festival. Last night was quite a bit different from the normal presentations shown at this Film Festival. That's because it had Richard Renaldo, son of Duncan Renaldo, as the main feature. Richard and additional guest, Carol Waffel, were on hand to talk about the June 2013 Award given to Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo. Duncan & Leo were inducted into the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. For induction the actors needed to have made a significant contribution to the perpetuation of Western film, radio or theatre. They must project the traditional Western ideals of honesty, integrity and self-sufficiency. Richard then gave a presentation on 'The Cisco Kid in Film', a very entertaining & informative narration. The next feature was what appeared to be a 1981 remix of an old 'Cisco Kid' TV episode featuring Duncan & Leo. Then after intermission, was the 1949 feature film, Satan's Cradle, which was presented in black & white. All in all this evening proved to be very satisfying to me. It was the first time that the Leo Carrillo Film Festival was devoted to the 'Cisco Kid' for the evening to my knowledge. Oh, and the tie-in to comic books is the Cisco Kid series from Dell Comics. There are 41 issues of this series, as seen at this link. My thanks to Charles Balteria and his staff for a great 2013 Season! |  | The 1949 Film, 'Satan's Cradle' Was The Feature Film on Friday Night! Here's a Scene with Duncan Renaldo, Douglas Fowley, and Ann Savage! Tina decided to have her photo taken with the Star of the Night, Duncan Renaldo, aka The Cisco Kid! The Western Heritage Wrangler Award presented by the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum to Leo Carrillo in 2013! The First Feature of the Night was a 'History of the Cisco Kid', narrated by Richard Renaldo, Son of Duncan Renaldo! The Opening Credit of the Featured Film, 'Satan's Cradle', a 1949 Cisco Kid Film! Plus: I'll be uploading the two short videos shot at this event on my YouTube Channel soon! | | |
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