The Lone Ranger - The Man Who Came back

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The Lone Ranger is a fictional masked former Texas Ranger who fought outlaws in the American Old West with his Native American friend, Tonto. The character has been called an enduring icon of American culture.
The Lone Ranger was named so because the character is the only survivor of a group of six Texas Rangers, rather than because he works alone (as he is usually accompanied by his Native American companion Tonto). While details differ, the basic story of the origin of the Lone Ranger is the same in most versions of the franchise. A posse of six members of the Texas Ranger Division pursuing a band of outlaws led by Bartholomew "Butch" Cavendish is betrayed by a civilian guide named Collins and is ambushed in a canyon named Bryant's Gap. Later, an Indian named Tonto stumbles onto the scene and discovers one ranger is barely alive, and he nurses the man back to health. In some versions, Tonto recognizes the lone survivor as the man who saved his life when they both were children. According to the television series, when Tonto left the Reid place with a horse given him by the boy Reid, he gave Reid a ring and the name Kemo Sabe, which he said means "trusty scout". Among the Rangers killed was the survivor's older brother, Daniel Reid, who was a captain in the Texas Rangers and the leader of the ambushed group. To conceal his identity and honor his fallen brother, Reid fashions a black domino mask from the material of his brother's vest. To aid in the deception, Tonto digs a sixth grave and places at its head a cross bearing Reid's name so that Cavendish and his gang would believe that all of the Rangers had been killed.
In many versions Reid continues fighting for justice as The Lone Ranger even after the Cavendish gang is captured.

[@Bobsunfire]

The Lone Ranger and Tonto; the greatest duo and beautiful memories!

[@robertdiotalevi285]

👍

[@staurtthorne3772]

I grew up watching the Long Ranger shows now I'm over 60years of age and now I see shows that I miss back in the days there were other shows like the rifle man bonanza and many more

[@eddancer6469]

RIP Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels and thanks for great memories Ed

[@craig69338]

Indeed...the best Western of all time.. Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels what a blessing to watch The Lone Ranger in the 70s rest in peace kemosabe trusty friend /great Scout....

[@randymacpherson4689]

My hero for over 60 years now.

[@craig69338]

Indeed...the best Western of all time.. Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels what a blessing to watch The Lone Ranger in the 70s rest in peace kemosabe trusty friend /great Scout....

[@josephdrayton1592]

Good golly Miss Molly beautiful

[@josephdrayton1592]

I can watch The Lone ranger over and over I remember being little calling The series Long ranger I couldn't wait to see it they don't make TV like that anymore

[@jimlaguardia8185]

I would not have recognized Martha Hyer as a young brunette, except for her voice, which, like Moore’s, is quite distinctive.

[@hanoc101]

I love The Lone Ranger's hokey disguises.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

hanoc101 LR really only had one main disguise: the old prospector.

[@allanhunter2328]

I watched this every Saturday when I was a kid in the 50's

[@jackhackett80]

I work in a day training facility for adults with developmental disabilities. We have a smart TV in my group, and we always use your channel because they absolutely love The Lone Ranger! Thanks for these!

[@bluenetmarketing]

That enthusiastic dog got two appearances in this show but no credits at the end. Good dog.

[@sarcastanaut]

Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels will always be the real Lone Ranger and Tonto!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Scott West Much to the dismay of George W. Trendle, who fired Moore and replaced him with John Long, only to find that viewers would not accept Long, forcing Trendle to rehire Moore for the final 2 seasons, which were shot in color.

[@niapor]

can be debatable ( but most people will say Moore is "real LR " ) but the "first live actor" was Lee Powell in 1938 and the next year it was Robert Livingston, and the first "official voice actor" for radio show was George Seaton

[@hannahlydiajohnson9174]

John Hart was Clayton's replacement, sir. :) No, viewers did NOT like John as the LR. (Including myself). :) A job he was not cut out for.

[@hanoc101]

True. Nothing personal against Hart but he just didn't have what it took for the role. If anyone can truly be said to be born to play a particular role it's Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger.

[@randyacuna3248]

@@niapor have to disagree, there is only clayton Moore and his demeanor and perfect voice. Why did it take two actors to play the lone ranger in the two serials ? Buster crabbe played flash Gordon in 3 serials. George seaton might have had a good radio voice but Moore to this day is still beloved as the true lone ranger.

[@margaretcolbert7534]

Loved this as a kid. Amazingly I still do. But can’t remember why the mask?

[@vickierichard4269]

THE LONE RANGER WAS AWESOME!!!

[@PaulGruendlerBeau]

Is. IS awesome.

[@donhagerty5669]

It was it is and it always will be awesome

[@tedcarter1030]

Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels two of the greatest Americans.

[@debbiem8864]

Jay Silverheels was a Canadian.

[@summergolden]

Well I guess according to the Native Indians they don't consider themselves American.

[@RatnipTX]

Canada refers them as Canada’s First People.

[@MegaMissfitz]

ive been all on my lonesone today foamy! trancing all round the north east! it felt fuckin fantastic! i was like a modern day lone ranger 😤😤😤

[@eddancer6469]

Silver was a great horse and he was trained well Ed

[@jamiecovfefe6323]

thank you for uploading , great memories

[@arthurdavis2964]

Jamie Covfefe **👍

[@ivanbismarckschmidtrodrigu6357]

Lone Ranger , good and cool

[@peejay4606]

I loved this show when I was little.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

PJ Smith You and about 50,000,000 others.

[@fredflintstone1485]

One of Great Voices as Narrator: Gerard Mohr . He also acted and was usually the bad guy.

[@jesusapolicarpio-delacruz3851]

THANX, FRED, AFTER 60 YEARS, I NOW KNOW THE NARRATOR'S NAME.

[@jayrosen6663]

Great disguise!

[@johnelong55]

Prior to this Clayton Moore was cast most often as a low level Henchman to screen villains...

[@evelynevelyn3359]

We like this old movie Lone Ranger Ruben, Dinesh, Jeevan and Dinesh

[@BobCalvey]

great tv for real people

[@joeymcdonald4214]

I USED TO SAY HERE COMES THE LONE STRANGER AND TORONTO HAHA

[@summergolden]

This show has a lot problems but man do I enjoy the disguises😃

[@m3anthony]

Billy Connelly: An intellectual is someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of The Lone Ranger.

[@guyguden7553]

MAD Magazine wrote that joke before Billy got out of the first grade.

[@JeffDeWitt]

But someone who knows real culture hears that and thinks of it as the Lone Ranger Overture.

[@hannahlydiajohnson9174]

Love that! :) Hanz Zimmer's new adaptation of the William Tell Overture for Disney's rotten new movie "The Lone Ranger" is simply ultimate...unbelievable!! But Clayton and Jay were the only ones who could ever portray John Reid and Tonto for me.

[@dindinprivate3477]

LOL, LOL

[@partssman1]

4 dang ads in a 30 min video? I'll not click on another from this poster

[@lowjamz828]

Me no like ads Kemusabi!

[@robertdiotalevi285]

You misspell name, paleface!

[@c3epaulinho]

Sou do Brasil, e aqui passava na tv aberta, por acaso tem episódios em portugues(Brasil) ou Legenda ?

[@GhostWritersParanormalPortal]

who remembers him saying HI HO SILVER? not HI YO SILVER? MANDELA EFFECT!

[@trevorbarnes3831]

GHOSTWRITERS PARANORMAL It’s hi ho silver right?

[@adventuressurvivalinthailand]

It's "hi yo silver..."

[@lins918]

It's hi ho silver.

[@lylejohnson7591]

They used classical music as it was in the public domain.

[@dalepidcoe8300]

Dale Pidcoe DuBoistown, Pa. When and where was actor Clayton Moore born?

[@elmerlarimer9026]

love long ranger

[@brianstory3744]

I LOVE THE. LONE. RANGER. HI. MY NAME BRIIAN. STOREY

[@debbiem8864]

Jay Silverheels was not American. He was a Mohawk/Canadian.

[@enriquecaraluque8805]

Enrique cara muy bueno pistolero then lone range en español me hencata como he

[@claudalfred2064]

Goodstuf

[@artgonzalez8822]

One to many commercials

[@Tsnore]

The Slone Ranger?

[@shilohmonroe-donovan]

Thank you! Is this Season 1?

[@TheLoneRanger]

Yes it is, episode 17

[@charlesgomon8291]

1 o' my favorites!

[@toddwarnar5848]

Sofia Kaye yep.

[@lisakane6708]

Who was the owner and trainer of silver?

[@djamelbouzarea7684]

est possible de voir ces films en version francais merci

[@idrissedriss7943]

Introuvable en français comme tant d'autres séries ! C'est pour cela que je me suis mis à l'anglais ! Des milliers de séries américaines sont restées inconnues du public francophone !

[@spageeti318]

Put more ads

[@SLIM131]

D

[@asiangaming8073]

this was based off of bass reeves

[@gerrydooley951]

No, that has been bebunked

[@JeffDeWitt]

Maybe, maybe not, but Marshal Reeves was quite a character! www.history.com/news/bass-reeves-real-lone-ranger-a-black-man

[@JeffDeWitt]

Just found this on IMDB. "At one time, speculation surfaced that The Lone Ranger was inspired by a U.S. Marshal named Bass Reeves, who worked in the Oklahoma Territory. Because the territory was largely Indian reservations, and therefore sovereign territory, Marshals had to be accompanied by a Native American, hence some suggested this was the inspiration for the character of Tonto. Despite a sterling reputation for maintaining law and order, even when it meant arresting his own son, Reeves was eventually driven from office when Jim Crow laws were passed. Unlike the television show, the real Bass Reeves was black. This myth, along with other speculative suggestions for the character's origin, was eventually debunked by re-examining the records of the Detroit radio station where The Lone Ranger radio show originated."

[@HooDatDonDar]

No, the Lone Ranger was nothing to do with him. But you could make a real show of his exploits, all right. Quite a guy.

[@jazzminbechtel2366]

Two commercials in five minutes...done and definitely not subscribing. -_-

[@senorkaboom]

This show was on when I was too young to watch it, it ended when I was 3. But, if I wasn't so young, I still wouldn't have watched it. The end.

[@robertcabrera8228]

Do not let the "black say that the real Ranger was black get your own useless rap heroes stay in the......