The Mark of Zorro (1920)

Discover the legendary **“The Mark of Zorro” (1920)**—a silent film treasure brought to life for modern audiences. Immerse yourself in the swashbuckling adventure of old‑Spanish California, where the oppressive colonial government is challenged by an enigmatic masked champion. With a flashing sword and razor‑sharp wit, Zorro leaves his signature mark on those who threaten the innocent, forever altering the balance of power. Follow the passionate heroine Lolita as she navigates the rival advances of the villainous Captain Ramon and the effete, wealthy Don Diego—only never play at the same time as the daring Zorro. Watching the hero evade capture and rescue the damsel in distress is a guaranteed thrill. This classic has never felt more vivid, thanks to the pulsating accompaniment of the **CMSSL Chamber Orchestra**, conducted by **Andrew Greene**. The live soundscape is enhanced by the meticulous work of **Foley artist Joey Antico**, whose innovations bring the film’s action to life. **Cast** - Douglas Fairbanks - Marguerite De La Motte - Noah Beery **Director**: Fred Niblo **Writers**: Johnston McCulley; Douglas Fairbanks; Eugene Miller Whether you’re a long‑time fan or discovering Zorro for the first time, our production promises an unforgettable cinematic experience. For more details and to secure your tickets, please visit the “Details & tickets” link.