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Clayton Moore ready for action as the Lone Ranger.
| The Lone Ranger's Creed: The moral code upheld by the masked man "I believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created equal and that everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. That God put the firewood there but that every man must gather and light it himself. In being prepared physically, mentally, and morally to fight when necessary for that which is right. That a man should make the most of what equipment he has. That 'This government, of the people, by the people and for the people' shall live always. That men should live by the rule of what is best for the greatest number. That sooner or later ... somewhere ... somehow ... we must settle with the world and make payment for what we have taken. That all things change but truth, and that truth alone, lives on forever. In my Creator, my country, my fellow man." |
Days of Yesteryear: A Lone Ranger chronology
It all began on Jan. 30, 1933 with the first radio
broadcast of The Lone Ranger on WYXZ in Detroit.
The first voice of the Lone Ranger was George
Stenius (Seaton). Other actors have voiced the part
(including Fred Foy), but the major players were Earle
W. Graser, who took the part on May 16, 1933, until
his death in 1941, and Brace B. Beemer, who took
over after Graser and finished the run on Sept. 3,
1954.
Fans got their first look at the Lone Ranger in the
movie serials. 1938's The Lone Ranger starred Lee
Powell and Chief Thundercloud. The next year
brought The Lone Ranger Rides Again, starring
Robert Livingston and Chief Thundercloud.
In 1949, Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels brought
the Lone Ranger and Tonto to life on television. John
Hart replaced Moore for the third season (1952-53).
The show ended on June 6, 1957.
The Lone Ranger next appeared as a cartoon from
1966-69, starring Michael rye and Shepard Menken.
In 1980 the masked man returned as a cartoon in The
Tarzan/Lone Ranger Adventure Hour. William Conrad
voiced the Ranger and Ivan Naranjo played Tonto.
The Lone Ranger last appeared on the silver screen
in 1981 with The Legend of the Lone Ranger, starring
Klinton Spilsbury and Michael Horse.
The WB network aired a two-hour special of The Lone
Ranger in 2003. It starred Chad Michael Murray and
Nathaniel Arcand.
Columbia Pictures has optioned to make a Lone
Ranger movie, reportedly due out in 2008.
broadcast of The Lone Ranger on WYXZ in Detroit.
The first voice of the Lone Ranger was George
Stenius (Seaton). Other actors have voiced the part
(including Fred Foy), but the major players were Earle
W. Graser, who took the part on May 16, 1933, until
his death in 1941, and Brace B. Beemer, who took
over after Graser and finished the run on Sept. 3,
1954.
Fans got their first look at the Lone Ranger in the
movie serials. 1938's The Lone Ranger starred Lee
Powell and Chief Thundercloud. The next year
brought The Lone Ranger Rides Again, starring
Robert Livingston and Chief Thundercloud.
In 1949, Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels brought
the Lone Ranger and Tonto to life on television. John
Hart replaced Moore for the third season (1952-53).
The show ended on June 6, 1957.
The Lone Ranger next appeared as a cartoon from
1966-69, starring Michael rye and Shepard Menken.
In 1980 the masked man returned as a cartoon in The
Tarzan/Lone Ranger Adventure Hour. William Conrad
voiced the Ranger and Ivan Naranjo played Tonto.
The Lone Ranger last appeared on the silver screen
in 1981 with The Legend of the Lone Ranger, starring
Klinton Spilsbury and Michael Horse.
The WB network aired a two-hour special of The Lone
Ranger in 2003. It starred Chad Michael Murray and
Nathaniel Arcand.
Columbia Pictures has optioned to make a Lone
Ranger movie, reportedly due out in 2008.
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| Fred Foy |
| John Hart |
| Clayton Moore |
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Who
was
that
masked
man?
Clayton Moore was the
best-known Lone Ranger of
'em all. But he wasn't the only
one to wear the mask.
Here you can explore the
origins of the character and
learn a little about the men
who played him on TV, radio
and in the movies.
was
that
masked
man?
Clayton Moore was the
best-known Lone Ranger of
'em all. But he wasn't the only
one to wear the mask.
Here you can explore the
origins of the character and
learn a little about the men
who played him on TV, radio
and in the movies.
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