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Linda Stirling
Riders into the Sunset

by: Bo Jaworski

Linda Stirling

A beautiful woman known as "Queen of the Serials," Linda Stirling
added spice to The San Antonio Kid and Zorro's Black Whip (both in 1944)
and Cherokee Flash and Santa Fe Saddlemate (both in 1945). She dropped
out of show business as her career was just budding to become a housewife.
In her later years, she taught literary courses at the college level.


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