FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR: The Lone Ranger Actor Clayton Moore At Forest Lawn In Glendale, CA

[@paularnold4981]

I grew up admiring Clayton Moore & Jay Silverheels. Thanks for showing Clayton's resting place.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching Paul 😊👍

[@aa64912]

My very earliest memories was sitting in front of the radio listening to the Lone Ranger, Superman and The Shadow

[@cynthiacupler8005]

Was an honor to have met , Clayton Moore, wonderful man,R.I.P. The lone Ranger.

[@hardingdies7811]

My father went to high school with Clayton Moore and they occasionally wrote to each other - I was a HUGE FAN! When he went through his 'battle of the mask', I wrote a letter of support to him and had every 'kid' I knew sign it to show we were in his 'posse' if he needed us. He wrote back and thanked us all. What of an example of a true gentleman and hero for young people.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, that's cool. thanks for sharing this with us, HD!

[@danessamize2745]

Cool

[@josephpetrizzo3524]

Man oh man steve you really made my day showing us Clayton Moore's grave, i was a big fan of his and the lone ranger & tonto and who couldn't forget silver, i was born in 1958 but i still watched the reruns till this day thanks again Steve your the best, on another walk down memory lane these actor's of the 1940's & 1950's were great, thanks again steve , take care in sunny California i wish i was there i live in new jersey, also be careful with the wild fire's in California.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching and commenting Joseph! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊👍

[@chrischeshire6528]

Clayton Moore is a true national hero.

[@racheldelgado5646]

Such simple graves for favorite movie icons. Thanks Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I know. It’s always surprising. Thanks Rachel 😊👍

[@ardensinn6004]

He was definitely a big hit at our house. My brother was a western fan. And we all enjoyed the show. And of course the horses.

[@AS-zk6hz]

What was nice about the Lone Ranger series was as a young child it taught me right from wrong and good manners. The Lone Ranger and ton to were always respectful to each other they treat one another as equal partners at all times.

[@97tdockery]

I actually spoke with Clayton Moore briefly on the phone in early 1987. I was working for a garage door company in Chatsworth, CA. I answered the phone and his first words were "This is Clayton Moore, calling from the home of the Lone Ranger". He seemingly was very proud (and rightfully so) of his role as the Lone Ranger." As a fan of the show since childhood, I was very excited to have spoken with the man himself.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

That is very cool. Thanks for sharing this great memory with us!

[@johnnymac8680]

I believe that the opening sequence to the show was filmed in Chatsworth where the famous Lone Ranger rock is located. Clayton was by far the best Lone Ranger on tv or the cinema.

[@michaelbruce6190]

I lived in Chatsworth for 10 years, I never knew that the Lone Ranger was filmed in Chatsworth, always fun to learn some new Valley trivia 👍🏻

[@deloreskeys7872]

I still watch the Long ranger on Saturday morning and Sunday,I enjoy it sometimes they will show it in color.

[@thomasallen1695]

I'm glad that he was proud of his character. You find that so many stars that gives you happy memories as a child seems to dislike the character that they are famous for.

[@robertmashburn8330]

I remember as a small kid watching the Lone Ranger, I was mesmerized with it. I was “serious” at that age! Lol Even today I catch a show and enjoy it very much. The Lone Ranger was a great and clean show!

[@AS-zk6hz]

He taught us to obey the law honor our parents to do the right thing and hurt nobody. He lived what he taught in real life too. Great athlete running jump onto his horse he was the real deal.

[@sirjohnsavile]

I was born in the U K in 1954 and I watched the Lone Ranger on UK TV as a child. He was the all round good guy riding his white horse silver accompanied by Tonto on scout . Clayton Moore was for me the best Lone Ranger. Happy memories 😊

[@940hahl]

Thanks for posting. Myself and two other friends met him in Toronto, Canada at a department store called Eatons’ of Canada in downtown Toronto.in 1957. I still remember it. It was about 4.00 in the afternoon and there were no crowds and he said “Hi fellas, nice to meet you.” He was wearing the black mask and a white Stetson hat and shook our hands.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, how cool. and what a great memory you have!

[@IanCampbell777]

The Lone Ranger was one of my boyhood heroes. I can always remember the thrill of sitting down in front of the tv to the grand musical opening of the show - the William Tell Overture. Wow! My uncle Kingsley even bought me a matched set of toy silver pearl-handled Lone Ranger pistols for my birthday. Ironically, years later, I got married and lived in Glendale near Chevy Chase Dr, not far from Forest Lawn. My dear wife Jean was laid to rest just up the hill from Clayton Moore's grave.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

sorry for your loss, ian. that is ironic, especially if you are one day laid to rest next to her and near moore. thanks for sharing this with us.

[@behorn60]

I work in the funeral industry and always enjoy your videos and seeing the different cemeteries.

[@Boospoochie]

Clayton Moore was a very nice man. He lived in my neighborhood in Golden Valley, MN for a brief time when I was in second grade. His daughter was in my class. I remember on Halloween he had a bubbling cauldron set up in his driveway and he was dressed as a wizard. I remember him being very patient with my questions about Silver. I was a horse-crazy kid and although I'm no longer a kid, I haven't outgrown the horse-craziness. He handed out autographed pics to anyone that was interested. He didn't stay in MN very long. I think it was only about a year of so. He and his family moved back to CA when he was offered the Jeno's Pizza Rolls commercials. It was definitely MN's loss when he left.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, how cool. thanks for sharing this fun memory with us, B!

[@lanabanana4169]

Lone Ranger continued to wear his mask after the series ended. In fact it was rumored that he was buried with his mask. Loved that show. Thanks for sharing. 😎🍌

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

That would be cool if he was 😊👍

[@christopherarnold1568]

I was born in the 70"s and loved watching the lone ranger reruns when i was little-in fact my mother could not tear me away from the TV when the lone ranger was on-nothing else mattered except the lone ranger! Thank you for this video-nice for those of us who will never get to California! Very surprising there is no indication on his grave of the character he played.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I know, I was surprised, too. He needs Hi-Yo Silver! Away! epitaph :-) Thanks for sharing with us, Christopher.

[@AS-zk6hz]

Clayton Moore was the Lone Ranger. No actor was able to portray the Lone Ranger like he could. A great horseman a great voice As a kid I watched him in awe. He portrayed good wholesome values They failed miserably at trying to replace him. Even when he got old he still had the moves and the attitude. The younger actors who tried to replace him were by comparison very disappointing. They failed. He had star quality he was very sincere and tried to live up to the character he represented. I loved to see him ride his horse at full speed to the William Tell Overature firing his gun going up that hill and rearing the horse up and at other time take a running jump mounting it. One of the best role models one could have.

[@officespace7777]

Agreed. He was before my time. But looking back at his movies from 56-58 he is the clear choice as being the best lone ranger. He reminds me of George Reeves.

[@davidmoser7849]

Nice man, but a block of wood as an actor

[@patriciajohnson256]

I was just typing hi o Silver and Tonto and also the masked man! loved the Lone Ranger!!

[@pamelasandstrom4401]

He wasn't acting, that was who he was. A kind thoughtful gentleman, with scruples. I'm in Australia and watch the Lone Ranger through KZbin. I enjoyed watching when I was a child and still enjoying his shows today.

[@kasumikawaii54]

I met Mr. Moore 3 times in my life, all of them at science fiction conventions. The last time being in the San Francisco Bay Area when all the mask controversy came about. But it is my humble opinion that Clayton Moore WAS The Lone Ranger. It was much more than just acting and there is no doubt in my mind. Now that I am in the place where he went to gunnery school in World War II, I think I can understand him a little bit more and why I will always consider him to be a Samurai of The Old West. Someone who always fought fairly and with honour. Even as The Lone Ranger, he never killed anyone in cold blood but would do his best to capture them alive and turn them over to the agents of the law. It was a great honour to have met him and gotten his autograph on one of his movie lobby cards. My own time is growing short, so I hope to meet with him again on the other side where the Western stars of before will always shine their brightest.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

What nice memories to share! I love hearing stories like this. Thanks and be well!

[@neitajames6029]

That was so beautiful. It was reruns I watched my brother thought he was the line ranger I had horse he was pure white I called Casper I had be Tonto he didn't mind I was a girl it was OK the toy gun were heavy not plastic remember cap guns he was my big brother. Thanks again and Kasumi I hope it happen for you n

[@The35speedster]

I had a Lone Ranger holster, gun and hat back in the day. I felt bad that Clayton Moore was treated poorly when he was ordered not to wear his mask at events.

[@paulwalt510]

I loved the Lone Ranger & still watch it today. Great video.

[@normasaldivar1882]

How lucky are you to be able to visit famous people we once admired. Thanks for taking us there Steve! 😉

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks, Norma. I do consider myself lucky!

[@normasaldivar1882]

@@TheGraveyardChannel Oh goodness.. I must say, I am HOOKED watching your videos! ❤😊

[@debbiemorgan6701]

Yes, I watched it. The Lone Ranger was my favorite.

[@rorylatimer446]

Thanks so much Steve, I see Clayton Moore died 4 days short of getting into the new Century. I must see if I can find that book. I did read Errol Flynn's one. Thank you again for your wonderful blogs.

[@carolannesparkman6938]

Yes, He was, “The Lone Ranger”. Clayton Moore, Silver, Jay Silver-heels, and Scout, had Chemistry! I always loved them together, and now I watch them with my Grandchildren! ❤️

[@thomasallen1695]

I visited Brantford, Ontario, Canada where Jay Silverheels and Wayne Gretsky was from! From a museum inside the hockey rink that Wayne grew up playing in, they also had Mementos of Jay. It was there that I found out that Jay's father was a Mohawk Chief and that he was born with the name Harry Smith and later in life legally changed it to Jay Silverheels :)

[@DeadhunterThe]

I liked Tonto best of all. He took more risks, got captured and tortured a lot, and I always liked the way he talked.

[@tommynuevo1550]

Born in 1960 I watched the lone Ranger as re-runs on channel 4 . Growing up in Tipton County Indiana we only received a few stations. Glad he was on one of tbem.

[@gingercarco]

The Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore Loved him I was only a little child then, I am a fan still as an adult and watch his reruns! Love his horse Silver and Tonto too, his Partner Forever! There will never be another like Clayton Moore as The Lone Ranger, also Loved Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Trigger And Bullet, and Superman George Reeves!! All Heroes, Phenomenal Actors!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. thanks for sharing, ginger!

[@gingercarco]

Memory Lane Trips With Steve Thanks Steve It “Ginger” not ginger but thanks for the info!

[@fixedgearfever69]

Clayton Moore was and always will be The Lone Ranger.

Hi Ho Silver Away! was born in 1957 I never knew all the shows I watched as a kid were made before I was born

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I know, me either :-) I was very surprised when I later found out.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

I remember the lone ranger, brings happy memories. Some of these cemeteries are lovely and peaceful. I noticed some of the graves are so simple, tyvm for this. I liked Sliver.

[@evelynevelyn3359]

Tq so much to bring. Us Lone Ranger Graves ( Clayton Moore ) God bless his soul in Garden of everlasting Peace 🐴

[@thewugw7875]

The Lone is my favorite show and I been watching it on KZbin everyday when I get home from work my favorite character is lone Ranger and tonto

[@jeffsperekas8993]

In the late 70s - 80s my brother and I would watch The Lone Ranger on those cold rainy Chicago days . Simple times no cable tv . Great video thx !

[@john-paulnagel2732]

My Mom Had a Teacher for Writing West Valley Across from Pierce College Woodland Hills Ca.. His Name Jay Silver Heels Fact After The Lone Ranger Clayton Moore was Basically Not Wanted Anymore, Unfortunately Moore Turned to Drinking. Eventually No One in Hollywood would Even Think of Using Him. Sometime Later A Newspaper Reporter Asked Mr. Silverheels “ Why Do You Still Stay Friends w Moore? “Silverheels Replied Clayton Moore Was The Only White Man in Hollywood That Wanted an Actual Indian to Play Tonto! And for that I Will Always Love and Be His Friend!” I Hope they Do a Movie w The Facts!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for sharing that, John-Paul. All very interesting!

[@kandimitchell9935]

I loved this video! Silver was one of my favorites on this show!

[@racheldelgado5646]

I was a fan of the Lone Ranger. But most of all Errol Flynn was my favorite matinee idol. I fell under his spell after seeing The Charge of The Light Brigade. Loved all his following movies. He had more than his share of misadventures.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

He sure did. Thanks for sharing this with us Rachel 😊👍

[@JLNeis]

What a crumby looking stone for this wonderful actor. Cant someone at least get this re-done? He was the BEST Lone Ranger.

[@steveperry1344]

in the early 60's we saw up close the lone ranger when he did a personal appearance at an amusement park near boston, ma. i was about 10. that left quite an impression on us, wow.

[@harveyabel1354]

Jay Silver Heels was the pride of Brantford, Ontario, Canada :)

[@mirjabrain622]

Clayton Moore is my favorite character

[@dawnhall3886]

Lone Ranger was before my time. I enjoyed watching reruns.

[@officespace7777]

So cool you can go to his grave site. Too bad he doesn't have a better marker. The lone ranger was before my time as I was born in the 70s. but looking back it's obvious that moore is the true lone ranger. When I first saw him he reminded me of George Reeves. I really don't understand why Hollywood is not able to put out a good movie of The lone ranger in the modern era. He is a strong character and there are still stories that can be told.

[@loradurling2358]

Thanks for the tour Steve. I like the Lone Ranger and his horse.😊👋👋

[@RhinoVenturesOutdoors]

I watched every episode of the Lone Ranger. I loved Clayton Moore, and delighted in him shooting the gun from a villain's hand.

[@SaviorGabriel]

Wow, I didn't know Clayton Moore died on my birthday. I turned 18 that year. I got into watching the Lone Ranger in recent years, so I'm happy his legacy still lives on. I've developed quite an admiration for the Lone Ranger character, and everything he represents.

[@jessiemorris5330]

I LOVED THE LONE RANGER SHOWS !! I SAW THE CARTOON SHOWS FIRST YEARS LATER THE REAL ACTORS . LOVED BOTH OF THEM !! THEY WERE GREAT !! SILVER WAS A FAST HORSE !! TONTO HELPED HIM AND SAVED HIM ALOT . WISH I COULD SEE THEM AGAIN !!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

The show is definitely a classic. Thanks for the comment!

[@american1st785]

I watch the Lone Ranger almost every day. I know most shows by heart but they are always great to watch again & again. I watch them on Direct TV channels 323 & 367 and record them if I'm not home.

[@kevinreeves188]

1 of my favorite shows along with the Rifle man and The Untouchables. Lone Ranger loosely based on Bass Reeves a Texas Ranger. Nobody could play The Lone Ranger on screen like Clayton Moore.

[@chrisgrace67]

Mr Moore was also a Circus Acrobat in his young days. A very athletic person. Both he and Mr Silverheels quit smoking Cigarettes because of The Lone Ranger. They did not believe the Lone Ranger and Tonto would smoke. Their concern was for the Youth of America to not be influenced by them into such an unhealthy habit. Both were extraordinary Gentlemen and the World is a better place because they were here.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I didn’t know that about the smoking, but that’s great! Thanks for sharing this with us Chris 😊👍

[@junerobertson4389]

Loved him and still watch his show and his movies...........

[@WaterGirlH2o]

Mr. Steve, you made my mother's day with this video. She loved the mask man. We both watch the reruns on the Cowboy Channel. I've become to love him too. I believe the character he played was the true Clayton Moore. Thank you so much for putting a smile on my Queen's face. She has dreamed of one day visiting Mr. Moore's gravesite. As always, we send you greetings from the great Peach state of Georgia ❤ 😎

[@joehickman6885]

Thanks. RIP.

[@DanielCioffi-yj6zd]

The,best😊

[@evelynevelyn3359]

We love to watch Lone Ranger movies

[@maryannlockwood7806]

Errol was another of my crushes as a kid although he died 9 years before i was born. The ultimate Robin Hood. 🏹

[@robertjenkins2013]

Thanks for sharing awesome

[@wet8457]

Yes I did love this show as a kid thank you for doing this video

[@nathanielcohen9890]

i watched him as a kid and i still do @ 68..........thanks to youtube and fetv.........along with sky king......roy rodgers.......charlie chan......when they made real movies and family tv.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. it's awesome that youtube and other nostalgia tv stations are keeping these old shows alive.

[@bobettejennett8085]

I watched the show as a kid I am 52 years old and still watch The old shows. We have a staton MeTV here in Chicago that plays classic shows.

[@janineharrison5186]

Loved Tonto! Watched this every Saturday

[@kittyrichardson68]

thank you for sharing

[@theresaponist2173]

I never miss the show.

[@theking-nz1ut]

I grew up watching the reruns of the Lone Ranger TV show in the 70's. The best lone ranger in my option. I am also a fan of Errol Flynn and use to watch his movies as a kid. It was nice to see his gravesite. Have you ever visited the gravesite of movie star James Cagney?

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

No, Cagney is in New York and I haven't visited his grave yet. Maybe some day. Thanks, the king!

[@bucklebunny6661]

👍🏻Awesome Video, thanks for sharing

[@williamridge7856]

My Grandmother took me to the Jonson Haygood Stadium in Charleston SC to see Clayton Moore when I was about 7. He had broken his leg during filming and came out riding on a pink convertible Catilllac. They gave all the kids a silver bullet. Plastic of course.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Wow, you have a good memory. I guess moments like that stay with you for life. Thanks for sharing that, William!

[@Rocky-xx2zg]

Clayton Moore, One of the Best, ever.

[@loribuchanan4126]

I loved Silver! I always wondered where the famous horse was buried ✌️

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching Lori!

[@ravensbrood3544]

Silver wound up in a bottle of Elmer's Glue..🙄

[@loribuchanan4126]

Rolly Parrot how mean

[@ravensbrood3544]

@@loribuchanan4126 why mean?? Silver went to that great corral in the sky..🙄

[@karolinesmail489]

The horse was white cloud real name lived out his years n is buried atHudkins brothers ranch burial site n Hollywood cali

[@jomon723]

I remember and think I like Tanto the best" I liked how they talked deep and very strait forward. Made it simple for kids to understand. You should do one on the members of the Rat Patrol" 🚙

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it's on my list. thanks, dave!

[@roystonwelshman976]

Doing a great job steve seen where you visited james stewart grave at forest lawn Glendale brilliant actor my favourite keep up the good work 👍

[@dburch7894]

Key-mo-saw-bay!! Hi oh Silver! Good stuff back in the day!

[@im1who84u]

I was watching a game show some years ago, and one of the questions on the show was.... What did "kemosabe" mean. The answer on the game show was that it meant nothing and was a made-up word for the Lone Ranger show. Years later we now have the internet and I looked it up and found that answer to be incorrect. It is actually a word and does have a translation to english. There’s been a bit of debate over the years as to what, if anything, “kemosabe” means, not to mention what language it is in the first place. According to the New York Public Library Book of Answers (Prentice Hall, 1990), what Tonto meant by “kemosabe” was “faithful friend.” I don’t know exactly where the NYPL got their information, but it always struck me that it was Tonto himself, not the Lone Ranger, who was the “faithful friend,” having to save the Ranger’s bacon nearly every week. Maybe if the Lone Ranger hadn’t been wearing that silly mask he wouldn’t have gotten himself into so many jams, eh? Seems to me that Tonto’s job description usually boiled down to “untying knots.” The NYPL also notes that “kemosabe” is an actual word in two Native American languages. In Apache, it means “white shirt.” Who knows - maybe Tonto also had to do the Ranger’s laundry and was actually constantly reminding him to avoid grass stains. In Navajo, on the other hand, “kemosabe” translates as “soggy shrub.” If this seems an odd thing for faithful friend Tonto to call the Lone Ranger, perhaps he was just repaying the Ranger’s long-standing insult. “Tonto,” after all, is a Spanish word meaning “stupid.” Source: www.word-detective.com/2011/07/kemosabe/ And another search came up with this: Seems to me that Tonto's job description usually boiled down to “untying knots.” The NYPL also notes that “kemosabe” is an actual word in two Native American languages. In Apache, it means “white shirt.” ... “Tonto,” after all, is a Spanish word meaning “stupid.” Source: www.google.com/search?q=kemosabi&rlz=1C1HLDY_enUS779US780&oq=cemosab&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l7.6961j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@dallaswoody5458]

I love the Long Ranger. I still do

[@ralphpalombo1922]

Wow great video i use to watch long ranger growing up love that show still do

[@richardlohr1135]

loved the video steve im a gen x but my dad is a babyboomer and he introduced me to the lone ranger I love the series I love your whole series seeing many famous people keep up the great videos

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for the comment Richard. I appreciate it. I'm glad to hear it's being passed on from one generation to another. Cowboys were very popular when I was growing up, but you don't see a lot on screen these days.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Clayton Moore’s should say that he was the Lone Ranger. Or, is! He hasn’t been gone all that long and his stone looks all worn. I’m in my 60s. Moore is the Lone Ranger.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I hope that if it gets replaced they will add that. Good suggestion!

[@robjanusch2874]

It's caused by the minerals in the water.

[@redeemed1379]

I miss the old Ma and Pa Kettle movies too......😂 they just don't make them like they use too...... P.S. I just subscribed because after watching other vloggers like you I decided that yours are done with a much more caring heart than all of the others, and I think that is soooooooo COOL.....

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching and subscribing, Redeemed1, I really appreciate that! I haven't seen a Ma and Pa Kettle movie in years! Thanks for the reminder. I'll have to see if I can find and watch one.

[@theprogram4783]

Wow how I remember waking up Sunday mornings smell scent of breakfast 🥞🍳 purking coffee ☕ and my grandparents spent the weekend and lone ranger and raw hide and also karate movies that came on just an 70's kid following behind what are parents watch and we stay in bel air crest we so familiar with the area pretty 😎 cool and your doing a magnificent job God bless you and your family and channel

[@josephferguson7947]

I would say I enjoyed both.

[@tsmeriglio]

I always wanted to meet him. I did here in Norwalk, Conn Years later his last wife was my cousin’s cousin in Greenwich Conn

[@hersonlamolli6276]

The Lone Ranger with out Tonto is like day without night. They are the so unique.

[@normahird5211]

Thanks to your great videos I have taken another wonderful trip down memory lane. Saturday mornings as a child were spent watching cowboy shows on the TV. Roy Rogers, The Lone Ranger, Gene Autry, and all the adventures they made so real. Do you remember the name of the Jeep in the Roy Rogers episodes?

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Appears that we had similar childhoods. I visited Autry's grave but haven't uploaded it yet. I had plans to visit Roy and Dale's grave, but the day I was going turned into a summer storm, so the trip got postponed. Hmm, I don't remember the Jeep. Now you have me really curious. I Googled it but nothing came up.

[@cynthiaamitrano8915]

Yes, I grew up with The Lone Ranger and my favorites were the Lone Ranger AND Silver. I wasn't born when it first aired on TV. We didn't get a television until I was 4 or 5. I don't recall exactly when. I guess it wasn't that memorable an event. Ha.

[@kevinbayers5320]

Another great video. I wasn’t born when The Lone Ranger aired, but I did see it in reruns.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Here's to reruns, huh?!

[@karolinesmail489]

Yes reruns the best I watch loneranger everyday hi honey silver away!!!

[@Super_Chief]

Absolutely astounded that there was not even a hint of “The Lone Ranger” anywhere on that headstone, considering how intertwined the two were in real life! ☹

[@eagleeagle7802]

I've grew up watching lone range...during that time TV only had 6 channel black and white .and its was a beautiful movie. Now TV has over 400 channels but its never like those day.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

so true!

[@charliechan1966]

thanks so much again,for bringing back the sweet memories of our childhood.a funny story:when I watched the lone ranger in my country of origin,the name of his sidekick,tonto was replaced for TORO(bull).why?because tonto in spanish,means fool.LOL.so for many years I watched the lone ranger doubled in spanish,and when I moved to the country where I am living now,I was surprised why the lone ranger was calling jay silverheels "tonto" all the time.i thought to meself 'why is he so rude to him?"I didn't know at the time that that was the original name in the series.very moving vlog,thank lots again.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

LOL, thanks for sharing that with us Charlie. It's funny how a single word can make a world of difference. Very interesting.

[@im1who84u]

Tonto is a fictional character; he is the Native American (either Comanche or Potawatomi) companion of the Lone Ranger, a popular American Western character created by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker. ... In Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, "tonto" translates as "a dumb person", "moron", or "fool". Source: www.google.com/search?q=kemosabi&rlz=1C1HLDY_enUS779US780&oq=cemosab&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l7.6961j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@eddielee6490]

When I was a kid this was one way I would start Saturday mornings , watching The Masked Man and Tonto bring law and order !

[@doloresvargas6450]

I saw the animated series every morning

[@annriley4106]

Love watching Lone Ranger whan i was kids R.I.P

[@billniland5997]

Nice job,...THANK YOU

[@kevinmccarey5015]

Great Clip, Thanks again

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Kevin!

[@karenanderson8943]

i watched. silver was my favorite and tonto

[@zingwilder9989]

Kemosabe can certainly be called "The Western Batman." From what I have read about Mr. Moore, he took complete ownership of the role, even into his personal life.

[@Wayman_Simmang]

Thanks! Great tour.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, W!

[@starmnsixty1209]

Really glad you have covered the Lone Ranger, Steve - while somewhat too young to have seen the series in first-run, I always made a point to catch it in repeats when I discovered it. Hard to chose a favorite between the Ranger, and Ton To, both were great, I always thought. I seem to recall tha Jay Silverheels was a WW2 veteran as well. An interesting aside for fans is that the later hero, the Green Hornet (Britt Reid) is a descendant of the Ranger, a neat tying-in of the two characters.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Wow, I had no idea about Reid. Thanks for sharing that fun tv trivia with us SS!

[@rohnsparkman5466]

I'm a BIG fan of the lone RANGER

[@rogerross4825]

in '48 I was 6 Thursday nights was the only time I could stay up 2 c TLR

[@Jamesalec63]

My Favourite hero ever the Lone Ranger TV series was the very first western show I saw growing in the 60s to 70s alongside Batman and Robin and the Lone Ranger incredible story of two friends who roded for justice in the old west a man in a mask with his face hidden the mask of justice on the side fair play and a horse called Silver and his companion and friend a native American who saved his life and gave him a second chance they roded together and made TV history. The Lone Ranger the original the best of best

[@Victor-gi3dy]

Since Clayton Moore really loved & was proud of playing the character I'm Really SURPRISED his grave DOESN'T say The Lone Ranger !!!!!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮