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Clarence Mulford produced the precursor for the legendary American idol when he authored Bar-20 Times and introduced Hopalong Cassidy alive. But this isn't the Hoppy of the big screen and television as portrayed by William Boyd in the 1940s and 50s. This is just a hard-drinking, smoking cigarettes, none-to-mild together with his vocabulary Cassidy that, right or wrong, backs his buddies perform in this, the very first in a number of books that extended from 1914 in to the 1950s when Louis L'Amour was selected by Mulford herself to carry on the tale. Bar-20 Days was Hoppy's introduction and a century later, he's still well and alive around the plains of Western Texas.