For the last eight decades, Americans have enjoyed the escapades of the Lone Ranger, first on radio, then on television and cinema. The premiere of the new Disney movie "The Lone Ranger" today ...

you remember watching the popular television show, The Lone Ranger, where it depicted a white man who wore a disguise on a white horse and had a Native American counterpart with him named Tonto. The ...

So died a rootin’, tootin’, shootin’, hell-for-leather buckaroo —radio’s Lone Ranger. As founder of ... then took up acting in tent shows throughout Michigan. He got a job with Detroit ...

The Lone Ranger is a beloved character who has been around for over 80 years. There have been numerous spin-offs of the original radio show, and it was particularly popular in the 1950s. The Lone ...

Most people who are old enough to remember the Lone Ranger television show will recall that it was aired from 1949-1957 and the parents of those viewers will recall his radio show that was ...

He hired real life Texas Ranger Captain Manuel “Lone Wolf” Gonzaullas as the show’s advisor. Gonzaullas was able to provide realism and accuracy to the stories. Ninety-five episodes and one audition ...

the Lone Ranger rides with Tonto by his side to restore and maintain law and order in the Wild West. The nostalgic series, which was adapted from a popular 1930's radio show for television, features ...

"According to his moral code, the Lone Ranger attempts to avoid violence, shooting only to disarm, not kill, and using silver bullets as a reminder of the value of human life." The radio show soon ...