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The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1952)
I have loved the Lone Ranger since it first came out. Especially the use of the Rossini's William Tell Overture for the theme song. The only thing that disappointed me was that the intro was speeded up. I also seem to remember that when the TV show was on, the into was abit longer as well. Otherwise, I enjoyed going back in time to relive my childhood again, if only for a little while.
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The quality of this transfer is better than that of others I've seen recently, though Lone Ranger fans would still like to get their hands on an apparently missing color re-creation (filmed several years later and broadcast only twice) of this 1949 black-and-white compilation of the first three episodes of the series, which explain how Texas Ranger Reid (there's some dispute in L. R. lore about his first name) became the Lone Ranger, reunited with his boyhood acquaintance Tonto, and acquired Silver. With careful use of the pause function on your DVD player, you can see Clayton Moore without his mask before the rangers were ambushed by the Butch Cavendish gang, though the director of the episode took some care to keep Moore in the background and, for the most part, turned away from the camera.
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The episodes are duplicateS of those episodes on THE LONE RANGER, THE LEGEND BEGINS and/or THE LONE RANGER, VOL 1
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I bought this on tape,then DVD. I was huge Lone Ranger fan as a child. Yes it is great to watch the Lone Ranger again. I plan to buy an all color episode edition. My daughter watch the tapes with me when she was in high school. What lured her to watch was it had a horse in it. However after watching this and another collection of episodes(also, some Roy Rogers), she said, "How come you had all the good stuff to watch when you were a kid." She was not much impressed with after school or Saturday morning tv.
This is the beginning of the Lone Ranger and his legend. Start here then buy some of the other collections. They are still fun to watch. Just remind special effects are not very much part of old tv stories which had very limited budgets.
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Still not the movie I have been looking for which is in TOTAL COLOR. This tells the same basic story but I wanted the "Theatrical Version" of the Legend of the Lone Ranger (Original)
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