The Lone Ranger: Loser Take All (radio western of 1941)

[@cherylgrange4278]

I am happy and grateful that these radio 📻 programs are still available for everyone to listen to and enjoy 😉.

[@Tsnore]

Good morning world! Another hearty hi-yo Silver to all as the Lone Ranger heads into a new adventure! Babe Ruth, a big fan of radio drama, loved to listen to the Lone Ranger radio show with his daughter.

[@spliceoncharlie]

I never heard the radio show but, as a kid, every school day morning on television it was the Lone Ranger, Three Stooges, Little Rascals and Captain Kangaroo. Thanks for posting and sharing.

[@scotth4808]

one my fav. show's as a kid....GOD BLESS YOU......

[@walterwheeler5465]

This was a very good episode of "The Lone Ranger." Tourists may be interested in visiting some of the previous gold and silver mining towns in Nevada. As an added note, some of the most valuable coins were minted in Carson City, Nevada.

[@steveinge7058]

Thank you for providing this. This is the first time I've listened to a Lone Ranger radio episode. I thought the actor portraying Jerry had a voice similar to Clayton Moore's.

[@walterwheeler5465]

I just received this question on my email account. Maybe somebody can answer it: After the Lone Ranger saved the day and rode off into the sunset, the grateful citizens would ask, Who was that masked man? Invariably, someone would answer, I don't know, but he left this behind. What did he leave behind?________________.

[@walterwheeler5465]

@Clifford Yawn Excellent answer!

[@debbiem8864]

A silver bullet

[@guyhadsell3976]

A silver bullet?

[@jeffdixon5853]

Silver Bullet, just to warn off the werewolves.

[@cdgross]

This is actually the plot of Mel Brooks “The Producers” minus the singing Nazis.