CLASSIC WESTERN MOVIE: The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold | Full Length | English

[@timrasico7831]

I had the great pleasure to meet and talk to Clayton Moore for over an hour! He gave me a silver bullet and I still have it! He was a very wonderful and kind and gentle man! Dr.Tim Rasico M.D

[@fredkaplan9720]

We All Grew Up With These Classic Shows And Movies. This Is Nothing Compared To The Violent Shows We Watch Today.There Are Good Storie Lines Here. Great Actors And Action.We Miss You Clayton And Jay.Even The Horses Trigger And Scout Are Friends. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@martil6348]

You mean Silver. Trigger was Roy Rogers horse....i loved all of them!

[@luciaarca7132]

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[@BettyeHightower]

I continue at 80 to watch this series. I enjoy watching it. I hope children today enjoy this series. Its is a series that teaches what is right. It taught many of us as values. It wasn't just entertainment.

[@BlackWolfQueen0705]

I was raised in a western town in New Mexico. My dad, my grandpa and many other cowboys encouraged me to watch these wonderful movies. I'm happy to say I enjoy them way too much than I admit.

[@RobertDolence]

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[@Grace-ms7un]

Dont worry i grew up on lone ranger and when i have kids, im gonna show them too. ❤❤

[@celiomenocci6821]

Ok ok

[@Sharkinspace6]

I enjoy them😊

[@magovenor]

As a kid I looked forward to going to school every day. But being a severe asthmatic during the early 60s I often missed many days. The only thing that helped me accept it was my dear Mother would prop me up in front of the television and turn the channel to the sound of the William Tell Overture. To this day a tear falls from my eyes when I hear,” Hi ho Silver. Away!”.

[@darryl3422]

Met Clayton Moore in the early 60s he was kind and generous and for me will always be the Lone Ranger

[@johnstamos5579]

My favorite heroes growing up. I remember meeting the Lone Ranger and Silver at the Ambassador theater in DC when I was a youngster. After watching the first full length theatrical episode he came out on stage with Silver and spoke to us and gave us a silver bullet.( of course it was only plastic). Even though I'm now 76 I will always cherish that memory.

[@marcelwarren4812]

Few movies stand the test of time. Even fewer wholesome men. Thank God Clayton and Jay are a part of that. Say what you will but they along with Gene Autry and Roy Rogers & wife, Dale set the standard to which our modern day heroes ascribe to. Fellas like Cordell Walker & his late partner, James Trivette. Dan "Hondo" Harrelson & the team at L.A.P.D. SWAT. Justice, even in spite of racial bigotry and cruelty, greed and injustice must be met by men & women who believe in the greater good by a HIGHER POWER. Thanks Clayton & Jay....you guys set the mark for everyone to follow.

[@ralphbishop4459]

mmmmi

[@harrybosa2422]

🎉 7:12

[@frankesposito2182]

Look I'am a guy from Staten Island... and I wanted to be a Cowboy !!!

[@MaryShoemaker-wi4fy]

❤

[@davidroman1654]

Agree on the older ones but not so much on Harrelson on SWAT. Now if you want to talk about "Hondo" on the westerns many years ago I would probably say yes. Nothing since the probably the 60s,maybe 70s show any "heroes" in any shows.

[@dansnyder2003]

I used to watch the Lone Ranger as a teenager so you can guess how old I am and I still have to watch them. Love it! Tex

[@davidroman1654]

I can remember listening to "The Lone Ranger" programs on the radio, then watching the TV show. Enjoyed the movie. Probably saw this a very long time ago but glad I found it today.

[@dustygrant3043]

After ALL these years and I'm 59 and i STILL GET goose bumps everytime i watch this movie and a super thrill cheering for Tonto and "The Lone Ranger"!!!!!!!!!!!!! Even though he's not a SUPERHERO he's STILL ONE of THE greatest heroes to come out OF the old West and the early days OF 📺 AND 🎥!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALL those with good and kindness in their hearts Will cheer for this legendary Western hero for as long as they ARE capable of watching this legendary figure and his great steed Silver AND partner Tonto!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wally1452]

YES! I am approaching 80 quite soon and I got all fired up when I, today, saw this, FREE, on my pc. I feel exactly as you do. Clayton Moore was in a few Rocky Lane films and he and Allan "Rocky" Lane, I believe, were much alike, on screen and their persons...perhaps my two favorite western cowboys. I got so excited with this because if I ever saw it in 1958 I cannot remember now. Thanks for your comment Dusty.

[@dianawingate8887]

I'm 69 & got so excited when I found this !!

[@MarcosAntonio-sd4hv]

RN de ok ibivivi l.

[@bas3995]

Woh, a fine western movie by Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels. No unnecessary shoot outs, merciless killings etc, yet this film steals our hearts. But the real hero is the beautiful snow white stallion, which is so trained to help the hero in all ways. It reminds me of one of our Tamil cinema cowboy film, wherein the hero will be always rescued by a white horse from dangerous situations. A lovable movie.

[@ludicrous7044]

I watched The Lone Ranger on a black and white TV!!😳I knew that good would prevail over evil!! We need someone like them to clean out the evil of today!!👍🏻

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

I'm afraid many of the halls of Government all over our country would be empty if you cleaned out all the evils of today!! ( and sadly...some law enforcement agencies too!)

[@eddiemorin1902]

THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME I SAW THIS MOVIE. ANOTHER GREAT SHOW.CLAYTON MOORE AND JAY SILVERHEELS WERE LEGENDS WITHIN A LEGEND. THEY WILL ALWAYS BE ADMIRED IN MY FAMILY.

[@horseman528]

When I was a kid in the 50's and 60's, the Lone Ranger and Tonto were my heroes among others. Always brave, honest, honorable, and of a pure heart.

[@tonyburks2741]

Me too

[@DCBandCompany_SoulSessions]

Me too but I was in the 70’s 😊

[@brucknerian9664]

Nothing beats a good old Western--especially one with Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels; watched the episodes at a neighbour's house for lack of a T.V.

[@mikebtrfld1705]

I met Jay Silverheels at a rodeo in Modesto, California around 1953. I was 3.. He reached his hand down to me. I saw the kindness in his eyes, he was wearing that buckskin outfit. I grabbed one of his fingers. I now realize he was the first person I shook hands with in my life.

[@johnnypruitt832]

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[@petecaspar8311]

Lucky

[@dalehood1846]

That's wonderful. Stay safe and GOD BLESS ALL.

[@lucky2knight]

What a wonderful memory. The Ranger n Tonto we're my childhood heroes.

[@jeremyjones8872]

Isn't that impossible to remember if you were only 3yrs old.?🤔?.

[@richarddrum9970]

I remember watching this movie in the theater when it first came out with my mom and dad when I was 9 years old. My mom was a serious Lone Ranger fan. Thanks for putting this out there to watch.

[@fjccommish]

It came out with your mom and dad? What?

[@besmiebasson6224]

🎉P

[@diugsmith9777]

The Lone Ranger & Tonto True American Hero’s Icons !

[@TimeandMonotony]

These two Lone Ranger movies with Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels are so charming and wholesome! Thanks so much for the upload!

[@bikerasuka2550]

The last time I saw this movie, it was at a convention in Oklahoma City where I also met Clayton Moore for the first time. He also autographed a lobby card for this movie. After all these years, I still don't know if you could call him a character actor or not. I just know that it was The Lone Ranger I was talking to. Truly an elegant gentleman, the kind they don't make anymore.

[@lauroinfante2986]

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[@thetreasurehouse1742]

You were so lucky to have met him. I met Captain Kangaroo and walked on a cloud for weeks.

[@lillyhernandez2711]

How cool. Like the way u think.

[@lillyhernandez2711]

I met the Indian who was in windtalkers. I have his signature.met him at a powwow at lb state in CA. He was humble and sweet. Hope powwows will come again they were awesome. Proud to say I am a quarter Navajo.

[@pedropaulofernandes7201]

Ótimo filme

[@evab.gamiao8236]

I can still remember wore a complete outfit of a cowboy with hat and toy guns with holster when i was in grade 2.i think that was one reason why i like to watch cowboy movies Its good you have this in yt reminding me of my childhood days watching in town plazas during fiestas.👏❣️

[@peggyadams5130]

I loved the Lone Ranger and Tonto. They were my favorites when I was was young and now that I now that I am a senior citizen I still love them.

[@hammi.2u]

Yep, I saw this movie when i was a kid at 8 yrs of age. Everyone was clapping their hands when the Lone Ranger appeared. My! Time really flies. He was my first screen hero.

[@apenisagonewai4369]

Hahahaha...i remember the cheers as well....me and my friends were about 13 years old.. Im trying to recount these scenes...been 37 long years

[@theresasmalls1129]

Hello everybody out there in TV Land I bet you you don't know what kind of love and what kind of Joy you've been missing you been missing out on a lot of love and it has nothing to do with the TV series or anyting it has something to do with the Lord Jesus Christ the Bible says the reason why people are perishing is because they don't have the love of Christ they don't know God's love they never repented of their sin and no one's never told him about God's love and how they can receive them as their lord and savior first John Romans 8:28 says for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believeth in him will not perish bu

[@jerryparisi2885]

I Grew Up Listening To The Lone Ranger On The Radio, It Came On At Dinner Time So The Whole Family Listened To It. Alos The Shadow, Inner Sanctum And Jack Benny With Rochester. Good Old Days. 😄

[@davidroman1654]

I remember listening to the radio show as well. Usually came on about the time my two older brothers got home from school.

[@manlypedro75]

One of my earliest memories in life, my old man sitting with me watching the lone ranger re-runs on TV in the late 70's... hearing the William Tell overture in the opening title sequence and getting excited about it is almost subliminal... I would have been 2-3 years of age, flashes of this movie are still imprinted in my sub conscious.

[@michgomez2208]

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[@archstanton4365]

Same here

[@samuelstahl9827]

Qq!

[@erminepollard1709]

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[@matthewmicheal2270]

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[@chuckkady7282]

July 27, 2020 ~ Hi Yo Silver Away! Thanks for the trip back to yesteryear when Jay Silverheels & Clayton Moore along with Scout & Silver cleaned up the west one episode at a time. There were no computers. I watched along with Dad & my brother on a 10inch screen TV in the living room. Mom was in the kitchen popping the Popcorn. Families prayed and played together in the 50s. The Korean War was over in 54. Ike was president and all was well. Those were the days to be a kid growing up in a small town with a dog named Tippy. Clayton Moore never gave up his mask and resented any other actor playing the Lone Ranger. Rest in Piece with Silver Chemosaby

[@mrhominoid4312]

Well said 😅

[@wally1452]

THANK you for posting this! This is a very good story and the best Lone Ranger ever done. Great actors in it too...the character actors (Lane Bradford, others) acted in Rocky Lane films with Clayton Moore before his TV show (or when he ust started it,) Some of these were in a number of Gunsmoke TV series a lot too. I love this film...and would it not be great if today, or years before, that the Indians and Hispanics and Black people would have such a wonder of peace and hopes...The Lone Ranger had tremendous messages championing the causes of the poor, the many who were taken advantage of and it way beyond their times.

[@christenasmalls6118]

I do not know about the Native Americans or Hispanics, but the black race heroes were real individuals but any group regardless can enjoy the Lone Ranger TV series yesterday and today.

[@johnnymac8680]

I remember going to the cinema with my friends as an 8 year-old in 1959 to watch this film. I was even wearing a Lone Ranger mask. An exciting day for me! I recognise the old Tucson film set from so many westerns.

[@agungprasetyo2266]

Sir, you have the same age with my Father who born in 1951

[@johnnymac8680]

@@agungprasetyo2266 I was born in November, 1950 and could only watch tv on my grandparents 14 inch set. The Lone Ranger and Hopalong Cassidy were great role models for young boys back in the 50's.

[@amarcelous]

God bless you 🙏❤

[@kazd2561]

Great to have this movie,,watched all series when I was young,🤗loved them all Tonto was my favourite🤗so fascinated by him anywat got goosebumbs watching it. Loved the white Stallion,Hope they Respected the both Horses.

[@curtisdavid2941]

I grew up as a kid watching these i still love them to this day they come on every saturday morning on the grit channel im only 52 but i still love them to this day

[@radicalttc]

Good clean movies like this are very rare these days. They were my hero's then, still are today. There are no decent roll models today.

[@MariaHernandez-jd6ic]

Z lnc

[@ruthcummings6824]

My true lifelong heros...sat in the mezzanine of local movie house on sats all day for 50 cents every 2 hours for Lone Ranger and Tonto. They gave out mask and "silver"bullet with secret compartment! Great life then! Thank you!

[@dalehood1846]

That sounds great. What a memory! Stay safe and GOD BLESS ALL.

[@margiagilesvanderveur2583]

I SEEN THE LONE RANGER (Clayton Moore) IN PERSON, AT BUY-RITE ON 17th south and west temple in 1957 in S.L.C. UTAH. I WAS 8 YEARS OLD!! I HAVE NEVER FORGOT IT!!

[@craigpeeples2532]

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[@b.w.barbee2269]

I saw Clayton and Jay about that same time at a grocery store in Van Nuys, CA where I grew up, not far from the mountains where they shot the series of Lone Ranger...They did a lot of remotes back then when times were safe, nice, and pleasant for all!...They were very friendly, and I got to shake their hands!...I loved watching the Lone Ranger, Cheyenne, Maverick, and Have Gun Will Travel...All those Greats are gone now, but we still have the memories!

[@combatmedic3785]

Thanks so much, I'm 70 and haven't seen this since I was a little tyke.

[@dhadden3827]

72 and the same thing

[@TomTimeTraveler]

72 also. The Lone Ranger was the best role model, along with Superman ,for out baby boomer generation.

[@chuckkady7282]

I beat ya :o) I'm a war baby @ 76. I was a boy scout when I saw this movie back in the 50s. I pray the USA will get back on her feet the next 4 yrs or Got Help The USA

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

I have lived a very difficult life, I have seen and done many things people shouldn't have to do or see, but from my childhood I still can remember a few great lessons...1. the sacrifice of Jesus for his friends 2. A true friend doesn't abandon a friend. 3. Don't wait to be thanked for doing the right thing... It is its own reward...I learned that last lesson from watching The Lone Ranger.

[@romans325kjb]

Amen brother 🙏

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

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[@markdempsey8974]

Seeing these movies makes me feel young again. I'm glad to see their still out there.

[@richardortiz8704]

2021

[@myraking]

I liked Tonto. He was a good looking man

[@karenwest597]

I love Clayton Moore just think Pinocchio wanted to be a real boy, but still a cartoon. The lone ranger became a real man Clayton Moore how unique when you think about it. All the other Lone Ranger movies failed because Clayton Moore is the true Lone Ranger right out the pages of a book he became a real man.

[@Sabercats12]

All the other Lone Ranger movies failed because no actor could connect with the audience in the manner Clayton Moore could.

[@jamesking4110]

Yeah but the real lone ranger was a black man.

[@ellafields9424]

​@@jamesking4110nah...

[@julianmarsh1378]

Love the old TV show...grew up on it as a kid...and Tonto had the best outfit in the world...

[@dalehood1846]

Those buckskins were great. And probably warm in the cooler weather. Stay safe and GOD BLESS ALL.

[@WalterDWormack214]

I'm 66 years old, I'll be 67, this November 19th. The very first time I saw the big screen movie, "The Lone Ranger" was when it was broadcast on WGN-TV's "Family Classics", when the show was scheduled on Friday Nights. (Man, oh MAN! I really miss the days when WGN Channel 9 was a FUN channel to watch!)

[@timrasico7831]

I also enjoyed watching Family Classics growing up in Kenosha,Wisconsin! Dr.Tim Rasico

[@michaelobrien1532]

Back in the 70,s this was my favorite show, wish I still had my toys, I'd be very comfortable right now.

[@maryshoemaker1334]

I grew up watching the 30min show of Lone Ranger n Tonto 💓💖💗 those were when a show was worth watching 💙🙏💙

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@joaofranciscobueno831]

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[@burgefamily5686]

Totally agree 👍

[@I6is9f]

Grew up watching The Lone Ranger and Tonto on reruns in the 70's and 80's. Haven't seen them in years. Just watched the original pilot/origin story and it is even better than when I was a kid! I finally know where the MASK came from (come on - his murdered Brother's vest?!?!)!!! That is HARD! I know what Kemosabe means!! In the world we live in right now - THIS IS LIKE FRESH WATER!!!! Being good and right, leading with the heart - is about to become the NEW REBELLION! HYO SILVER AWAY!!!

[@laikweeseong6506]

I was 10years old watching this movie an excellent movie Thank you to the film directors and script writers Lone Ranger my favorite movies never missed

[@rogerauclair1670]

It was good to see Tonto get more action in this movie, however I couldn’t help but noticing that one of the biggest changes compared to the TV series is that the Lone Ranger and Tonto were shooting to kill, not just shooting the gun out of the outlaw’s hands.

[@Argenta509]

The Lone Ranger made a vow not to kill. He shot and killed one man and mortally wounded another in this movie. They deserved it, but still that was against the Lone Ranger Creed.

[@tobymartin8165]

Fantastic. My all time favourites Clayton and Jay.

[@alexfelismino6921]

Atenção não e dublado kkkkkkkkk👎

[@patriciacurcio9455]

Oh thank you for another Lone Ranger movie I love ❤️ them so much they make my day

[@swooper7494]

Hello from Australia, love the lone ranger I used to watch the series after school

[@andrewwalsh4798]

Great classic. Thanks.

[@robertranger4023]

It’s not the Lone Ranger with out Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels, my favorite y’all time.

[@curtiswilliams2599]

Hello everyone I used to watch these stories of the long rangers back in my days back in the 50Th and 6Th me and my two others brother we were like 6 5 4 years old I live in Turnes Station that was the old days now we all grown up now we are in our 60Th now and we used to have a lots of fun watching tv no color t.v. just black and white but now things had changed now. And Thank you FACE BOOK page for sharing this older movie for our memories. I enjoy watching this movie of the Long Ranger And Tonto

[@mikesaunders4775]

Clayton Moore proves that he's not a one -trick pony with his Southern Gentleman pose. Maybe its the change of scenery from Santa Susanna to Old Tuscon that did it . Great little film.

[@rbear4574]

There was lots of great old movies film at Corriganville movie ranch and the Santa Susanna mountains. I grew up just a few mile from Corriganville. Simi valley is not the same any more.

[@mikesaunders4775]

@@rbear4574 That's what I've heard, lots of buildings going up. Shame. Many thanks for info.

[@TheCross4All]

Thank you for sharing this movie! Hi-Ho Silver, away!

[@jimmyleon2983]

My favorite episode of the Lone Ranger was when they were riding peacefully through the plains one day and all of a sudden a huge Indian war party, about 100 warriors come charging at them on horseback, screaming war cries! The Lone Ranger says, It looks like were in for a real fight this time my friend. Tonto replies, What you mean 'we' white man?

[@lillyhernandez2711]

Funny. Nothing like a qud ole Western. When I was little I used to play cowgirls and Indians. Even had a fringe jacket . Guns n bow n arrorws.too bad we had to grow up. Peace.

[@chuckjs2001]

shit that's funny

[@maggiemagennis3507]

First saw this in the fifties when I was 8 in St. Cloud Minnesota while we were on vacation. Thank you .

[@patsymueller9261]

Am a horse lover So love most westerns. Especially the ones from the fifteys and sixtys

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[@patriciacurcio9455]

Oh my god. How. Many movies 🍿. Did they make of. The. Long ranger

[@lolitaguittapbelen9456]

I very much satisfied to watch this movie " Lone Ranger and the Lost Medallon" for every scene of saving life, & the duel of both opponent..to watch this interesting movies. Thnx

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[@SwatantraNandanwar]

Goid clean wholesome entertainment for the family,with a moral uplifting ending.

[@russellroesner6073]

I'm happy Clayton Moore got to do this movie and show that he actually could act in playing the southerner. I never realized he was forced to speak just like the voice on the radio show before TV and that Lone Ranger was really monotone, deep voiced, and had incredibly almost irritating perfect diction by enunciating each word clearly and slowly. Poor Mr. Moore was forced to play the part to sound like an emotionless robotic. Poor guy.

[@dianawingate8887]

I don'tbrememberball the details, but Clayton was actually banned from the r>ght to wear the Lone Ranger outfit. I think he would wear it to visit children's hospitals & things. The ban virtually destroyed him. HE WAS THE LONE RANGER.

[@albertoolaer5357]

watching from las Pinas city philippines I like very much watching the western movie since 1946 when we are in lagao buayan cotabato

[@williamsantangelo]

A truley great western my Father loved watching the Lone Ranger today he would have been 105 yrs

[@bent894]

Wow another great movie I had seems and thankful and grateful to those postings, TYSVM 😃😉😍😍😍👌✌👍👍👍

[@youraverageamerican2633]

The Best Western cowboy and western series and movies ever! Hiyo Silver away!

[@hettiekloppers2866]

I like it the hats does not fall of when fighting even in water 😅

[@jennypalmer331]

Really enjoying these old movies as I have never seen before. Thank you for the upload

[@heartbreak71]

this is when we had heros!!!!

[@christineking2855]

5:52 It's so cute to see that even as a horse, Silver makes a good, loving and passionate father to the baby.

[@martynewell1181]

Great movie Wish more people will watch and know what to watch when I grew up. I didn't have the plasure to meet Clayton Moore or Jay Silverheels . I wish I did

[@VicMartino]

I first saw this as a child on tv and had seen the tv shows first and I was very excited that they actually made a feature film as well.

[@dupaul5429]

Great Movie!!

[@susanvenkatraman9503]

A very nice movie👍 👌👌😍🥰😘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤩

[@lauragraves4342]

Thank you for the full movie!!!!! 👏❤🤗

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

youre welcome!

[@otiscanupp1164]

I 74 l remember watching the Lone Ranger on Saturday Morning along with Sky King Poncho and the Cisco Kid. Captain Kangaroo. And Warrner Brother and Disney Cartoons. Great Memories

[@TheReneex]

This movie was pretty much ahead of its time. The Indian doctor passes off as White while winning over the the admiration of the bigotted White townspeople. He denies also his affection for his Indian girlfriend. The restored version looks absolutely stunning. As do the beautiful scenery and background.

[@litokeaton4907]

I have always been a fan of "The Lone Ranger" from the TV series, to the films, and the animated cartoon series from 1966 and 1981.

[@gatorknight3773]

I've been watching them since the early fifties myself I like the Lone Ranger and Tonto

[@eddiedeleon2425]

ang ganda ng kulay ng kabayo ni Tonto 50 percent both ways

[@alverrann3097]

Dang. He makes a pretty smooth southern gentleman.

[@dianawingate8887]

Thank you for posting this.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@simonelsanto9270]

Clásico de clásicos 👍👍👍 la vi en los años 70s magnífica serie de TV. Estupenda en 🇨🇴

[@brendanperry6429]

Family you're stuck with, friends you can pick.

[@fredkaplan9720]

Cant Wait Too Watch The Rest Of This Movie

[@gilbertocubides6651]

Miro estás películas y me ase recordar la infancias cuando viví en el pueblo Líbano cesar lo recuerdo cada momento

[@new_hampshire]

Two of the most beautiful men on television and in real life as well

[@TheYizuman]

Can you upload the 1956 Lone Ranger film along with English subtitles please? (I am deaf)

[@leroykevin]

Nice to see everyone in town is decent towards Indians

[@iamlight1]

So, the first episode aired in 1946 and this one is from 1958, twelve years later and they both look exactly the same, not a day older.

[@shamimmir361]

Hi...wht is story about

[@patriciacurcio9455]

Well dr Tim u had to be thrilled 😁 😊 I watch the. Lone Ranger on Pluto TV

[@TheYeti308]

Awesome . !

[@ivanround7888]

Wow what a great picture

[@RobertoEAnda-vq7ce]

Ayos naman ang bawat kusina,,,kay lang ,,,inaantok na ako...

[@dast540]

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏 An of course, I'm a subscriber! Thanks Again Though.

[@petecaspar8311]

I miss this

[@Duchess1953]

I'll bet this was fun to watch on the big screen.

[@erical.rivers]

I use to watch this show a lot. Wow 😲

[@henrygraterol6426]

Excelente film...the lone ranger..si pueden subir la primera...(son dos.).esta es la segunda.gracias por eso.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

🤠👌🎬🍿

[@paulkatz258]

Thanks for uploading this episode.

[@thomasdaniel1661]

I saw Clayton Moore twice got his autograph

[@tom7601]

I was 13 years old when I saw this one. We had a ranch north of Blythe, CA and went to the Palo Verde Drive In. The local crop duster dusted the drive-in around 8:30 to get rid of the mosquitos. :-)

[@michaeljohnson6605]

So was i ,1965 in Okinawa Japan on Naha AFB on the big screen!🕶😀👍✌

[@dalehood1846]

I heard one time that California had the most drive in theaters in the nation, followed by Ohio.

[@jt414]

All Right! Silver rescued the baby, that was sssssssooooooo cool 🤠!

[@carvinlambert6899]

hiyo Silver!!

[@earlperson741]

THE LONE RANGER FOREVER!!!!!!!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐