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Trivia: Although
the program was broadcast for 8 seasons, there were only 5
seasons with new episodes: 1949-1950, 1950-51, 1952-53,
1954-55, 1956-57
221 episodes
The first masked man Clayton Moore portrayed
was Zorro in 1949 " The Ghost of Zorro".
Clayton Moore lived by the Ranger Creed
with moral lessons such as: "That God put the
firewood there, but every man must gather and light it
himself."
Clayton Moore is the only person to have a
star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with his name and the
character he was renowned for playing. His star says - CLAYTON
MOORE, THE LONE RANGER.
"The Lone Ranger" premiered on
WXYZ-AM Detroit Michigan in 1933. The show was created because
WXYZ could not afford Network Programs. In order to get the
part of the Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore had to train his voice
so it would match the voice of the radio Lone Ranger. Clayton
Moore's favorite character was "The Ol' Prospector".
The Lone Ranger would dress up in disguise and infiltrate
places to gather information. Moore Used the character on his
home answering machine in Calabass and would greet callers
with it.
cast:
Clayton Moore .... The Lone Ranger (1949-51, 1954-57)
John Hart (I) .... The Lone Ranger (1952-1953)
Jay Silverheels .... Tonto
rest of cast listed alphabetically
Chuck Courtney .... Dan Reid (Lone Ranger's nephew)
Clayton Moore
Birth name Jack Carlton Moore
Date of birth (location):14 September 1914, Chicago, Illinois, USA. (some sources say 1908)
Date of death: 28 December 1999, Los Angeles, California, USA. (heart attack)
Other TV appearances as the Lone Ranger
for Clayton Moore
- "Lassie" playing The Lone
Ranger, in episode: "Peace
Patrol" 5/10/1959
- several TV commercials including: toy commercials, Aqua Velva,
General Mills cereal, Dodge, and Pizza Rolls
- Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger was the leader of the
President's Peace Patrol in an effort to sale government
bonds. for
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Jay Silver Heels ( Tonto)
Birth name: Harold J. Smith
Date of birth (location) 26 May 1912, Six Nations Reservation, Brantford, Ontario,Canada
Date of death: 5 March 1980, Woodland Hills, California, USA. (stroke)
Mini biography :Jay was born on a reservation in Canada to a Mohawk Chief.
Sometimes Credited As:
Harry Smith , Silverheels Smith
TV appearances
Cannon" (1971) playing "Jimmy One Eye" in episode: "Valley of the Damned" (episode # 3.13) 12/5/1973
"Cade's County" (1971) in episode: "Gray Wolf" (episode # 1.6) 10/31/1971
"Brady Bunch,
The" (1969) playing "Chief Eagle Cloud" in episode: "Brady Braves, The" (episode # 3.3) 10/1/1971
"Virginian, The" (1962) in episode: "Heritage, The" (episode # 7.7) 10/30/1968
"Daniel Boone" (1964) in episode: "Christmas Story, The" (episode # 2.14) 12/23/1965
"Daniel Boone" (1964) in episode: "Quietists, The" (episode # 1.20) 2/25/1965
"Branded" (1965) in episode: "Test, The" (episode # 1.3) 2/7/1965
"Laramie" (1959) in episode: "Day of the Savage, The" (episode # 3.23) 3/13/1962
"Rawhide" (1959) playing "Pawnee Joe" in episode: "Gentleman's Gentleman, The" (episode # 4.11) 12/15/1961
"Gunslinger" (1961) in episode: "Recruit, The" (episode # 1.6) 3/23/1961
"Wagon Train" (1957) in episode: "Path of the Serpent" (episode # 4.20) 2/8/1961
"Texas John Slaughter" (1958) in episode: "Geronimo's Revenge" (episode # 1.13) 4/4/1960
"Texas John Slaughter" (1958) in episode: "Apache Friendship" (episode # 1.11) 2/19/1960
"Wanted: Dead or Alive" (1958) playing "Charley Red Cloud" in episode: "Man on Horseback" (episode # 2.14) 12/5/1959
John Hart (second Lone Ranger)
Date of birth (location) 13 December 1917,
Los Angeles, California, USA
John Hart took over for Clayton Moore for 52
episodes of the Lone Ranger during a salary dispute.
TV guest
Appearances as the Lone Ranger
- Happy Days playing "Lone
Ranger" in episode: "Hi Yo,
Fonzie Away" (episode # 9.17) 2/9/1982
- Fonzie's hero was always the Lone Ranger.
- Greatest American Hero, The playing
"Lone Ranger" in episode: "My
Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys" (episode #
1.6) 4/29/1981
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