Life and Adventures of JOAQUIN MURIETA, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 1955. With introduction by Joseph Henry Jackson, a reprint of the only known copy of the 1854 original book by John Rollin Ridge. Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda's play Fulgor y Muerte de Joaquín Murieta, (tr. The Splendor and Death of Joaquin Murieta by Ben Belitt, 1972) Robert Gaillard, L'Homme aux Mains de Cuir (The Man with the Leather Hands) (1963 in French) Isabel Allende, Daughter of Fortune (1999), includes the mythical figure of Murrieta. Alexei Rybnikov and Pavel Grushko's opera, Звезда и смерть Хоакина Мурьеты (Zvezda i smert' Khoakina Mur'ety – The Star and Death of Joaquin Murieta), 1976, is based on Pablo Neruda's play. Sid Fleischman, Bandit's Moon, (1998), children's novel. T. Jefferson Parker's novel L.A. Outlaws (2008), features Murietta as an ancestor of some of the main characters. "The History & Adventures of the Bandit Joaquin Murietta" (2012) a novella by Stanley Moss (b. 1948), retelling the legend of the outlaw intertwined with a memoir "This is a Suit" – a slam poem by Joaquin Zihuatanejo. "The California Trail" by Ralph Compton, a small part in chapters 22 and 23 In Sunset Specters by Gary Jonas, the purported head of Joaquin Murrieta was preserved in a jar at Doctor Jordan’s Museum of Horrors in San Francisco in the late-1800s. Film, radio, and TV The Robin Hood of El Dorado, 1936 film by William A. Wellman with Warner Baxter in the leading role. Family Theater radio program, June 21, 1950 broadcast, "Joaquin Murietta" with Ricardo Montalbán as the title character. The Bandit Queen, 1950 film by William Berke with Phillip Reed as Murrieta. The Adventures of Kit Carson, 1951 series television premiere episode, "California Bandits", with Rico Alaniz as Murrietta. The Man Behind the Gun, (1953 film) Murrieta aids an undercover army officer fight insurrectionists who want Southern California to secede and become a slave state in 1850s Los Angeles. Robert Cabal as Joaquin Murrieta Stories of the Century, 1954 television series, episode "Joaquin Murrieta" with Rick Jason in the starring role Death Valley Days, long running television and radio Western anthology series, episodes "I Am Joaquin" (1955) with Cliff Fields (credited as Field) as Murrieta; and "Eagle in the Rocks" (1960) with Ricardo Montalban playing Murrieta. The Last Rebel a 1958 Mexican film with Carlos Thompson as Murrieta. The Firebrand a 1962 film with Valentin de