Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Summer House: Difference between revisions

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|"[[The Mission]]" || Falk || Fredericks || Pamet Park
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|"[[The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)]]" || Falk || Fredericks || Pamet Warehouse and Depot Road
|"[[The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)]]" || Falk || Fredericks || Pamet Warehouse and Depot Road
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|"[[The Rogues]]" || Falk || Fredericks || Collins rd at Pamet  
|"[[The Rogues]]" || Falk || Fredericks || Collins Rd at Pamet  
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|"[[Trail of the Pusher]]" || Falk || Fredericks || 12-A Pamet street and 10 Dopott road five minutes north at Collins
|"[[Trail of the Pusher]]" || Falk || Fredericks || 12-A Pamet Street and 10 Dopott Road five minutes north at Collins
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|"[[Dr Xoz Prof. of Smells]]" || Falk || Fredericks || 27 North Pamet
|"[[Dr Xoz Prof. of Smells]]" || Falk || Fredericks || 27 North Pamet

Revision as of 13:21, 27 February 2013

History

In the late 1950s, Falk rented Edmund Duffy's summer place atop Baldy Hill in Truro. And in 1961 he purchased Duffy's cottage at South Pamet Road, remodeled it and had a tennis court built on the property. He named the summer house Xanadu.

Behind the scenes

Several times Lee Falk used names for places from around his summer house as names and addresses in Mandrake stories. In some stories it almost looks like Mandrake's Xanadu are localized at South Pamet Road.

Appearances of Pamet and other Truro names in Mandrake stories

Title Writer Artist Comments
"The Mission" Falk Fredericks Pamet Park
"The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)" Falk Fredericks Pamet Warehouse and Depot Road
"The Rogues" Falk Fredericks Collins Rd at Pamet
"Trail of the Pusher" Falk Fredericks 12-A Pamet Street and 10 Dopott Road five minutes north at Collins
"Dr Xoz Prof. of Smells" Falk Fredericks 27 North Pamet
"The Thieves" Falk Fredericks SS Royal Pamet