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Laurie York Erskine's Canadian Mountie
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Renfrew of the Mounted: A History of Laurie
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Renfrew of the Mounted: A History of Laurie
York Erskine's Canadian Mountie Franchise
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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B08LR2Y3DC Little did Laurie York Erskine
know back in 1921, when he created Renfrew of the Mounted, a dramatic series depicting a
fictional Canadian Mountie, that the franchise would inspire imitation. The cry known as the
Renfrew call &#8212which children all over America imitated heard daily on the long-running radio
program &#8212echoed through city streets and alleys. The creation of Laurie York Erskine was
first published in short story form in 1921, followed by the first of ten novels in 1922, making a
transition to radio in 1936, followed by a series of motion-pictures one year later. By 1938,
numerous motion-picture producers disregarded their present-day cowboy westerns to try their
hand at producing Canadian Mountie adventures. Few are aware that the Renfrew novels were
written and published partly out of necessity Erskine donated the profits from his handiwork to the
funding of a private boys&#8217school. The school needed what money Erskine could raise so he
doubled both as a teacher by day and author by night. Yet, the popularity of Canadian Mountie
motion-pictures and radio programs waned by the time America entered the war. Erskine, a
veteran of World War I, departed for Hawaii to aid the war cause and educate new flyers in the
skill of aerial combat. Upon his return he discovered that the radio networks had little interest in
reviving the Canadian Mountie program. Erskine would spend his remaining years teaching at
Solebury School and trying to make ends meet. This book documents the entire history of Renfrew
of the Mounted, including the short stories, novels, eight motion-pictures, 1950s television pilot,
and an episode guide from the long running radio program. Also included are never-beforepublished
photographs and reprints of the unpublished Renfrew of the Mounted newspaper strip.