John Dunning Quote
A western hero, as writer J. Bryan III described it in a 1939 Saturday Evening Post article, who goes around righting wrongs against tremendous odds and then disappearing immediately. Trendle is given the salient quote. I see him as a sort of lone operator. He could even be a former Texas Ranger. At this point, according to Bryan, one of the XYZ staffers cried, There’s his name! The Lone Ranger! It’s got everything!
John Dunning
A western hero, as writer J. Bryan III described it in a 1939 Saturday Evening Post article, who goes around righting wrongs against tremendous odds and then disappearing immediately. Trendle is given the salient quote. I see him as a sort of lone operator. He could even be a former Texas Ranger. At this point, according to Bryan, one of the XYZ staffers cried, There’s his name! The Lone Ranger! It’s got everything!
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