Those moments when it seemed the Lone Ranger was about to be unmasked or when he was trapped and sinking in quicksand are moments that stand out to me as being the most exciting. What moments stand out to you as the most thrilling in those thrilling days of yesteryear?
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The fight scenes for the two Clayton Moore movies were the best ever put on film.
I like the scene from the 1956 Lone Ranger movie where the Ranger and Tonto were riding through the Indian village when they looked like they were preparing for war. The music as I remember is particularly good during that scene.
Hi - My name is Bill Donegan. I am 58 years old and one of my earliest and most cherised memories of my childhood was watching The Lone Ranger. To me the "greatest moment" was the one we saw every week, the opening sequence of every show when The Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) rode Silver over that little knoll - with the over dubbing of bullets being fired and the echoing "Hi-Yo Silver" - coming right at the TV and then breaking off to his right (our left) up the steeper hill and rearing Silver up on his hind legs. At this point they would go to a commercial break. When the commercial was over the sequence would then pick up with The Lone Ranger riding down the hill and the announcer saying, "Return with us now those thrilling days of yesteryear, The Lone Ranger rides again!!" That to me is, and always will be, my finest and greatest memory.
I enjoy every Lone Ranger moment!
"HI-YO- SILVER-AWAY!"
SARAH BROWN
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