Young Texan Lincoln Smith longs for the days of the Old West and of true cowboys but finds himself hopelessly out of date in the fast-changing early twentieth century. So he does what any sensible young romantic would do: he joins the French Foreign Legion, where fallen princes, jewel thieves, and broken-hearted lovers go.
Responsibility-dodging surfer Dolphin Smoote gets stoked when his aunt leaves her beach house in his care for the summer. He quickly capitalizes by renting it out, only to get tangled in a mess of quirky renters and desperate romance.
Responsibility-dodging surfer Dolphin Smoote gets stoked when his aunt leaves her beach house in his care for the summer. He quickly capitalizes by renting it out, only to get tangled in a mess of quirky renters and desperate romance.
Young Lincoln Smith would like to be a cowboy in the Old West, but finds himself hopelessly out of time and place in the fast-changing new twentieth century. He joins the French Foreign Legion and encounters many strange adventures.
Young Lincoln Smith would like to be a cowboy in the Old West, but finds himself hopelessly out of time and place in the fast-changing new twentieth century. He joins the French Foreign Legion and encounters many strange adventures.
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