| "The Lone Ranger Fights On" | |
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| Air date | September 22nd, 1949 |
| Writers | George B. Seitz, Jr. |
| Director | George B. Seitz, Jr. |
| Producers | Jack Chertok; Harry H. Poppe; George W. Trendle |
| Starring | Clayton Moore; Jay Silverheels |
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"The Lone Ranger Fights On" is the second episode of season one of the Western adventure series The Lone Ranger. It was written and directed by George B. Seitz, Jr. based on concepts originally developed by Fran Striker. It first aired on ABC on September 22nd, 1949. This episode reveals the origin of the Lone Ranger's trusted steed, Silver, and also establishes the character's connection towards using silver bullets.
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Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Clayton Moore | The Lone Ranger |
| Jay Silverheels | Tonto |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Glenn Strange | Butch Cavendish |
| Walter Sande | Sheriff "Two-Gun" Taylor |
| George Chesebro | Doc Drummond |
| Ralph Littlefield | Jim Blaine |
| George Lewis | Vince Collins |
| Jack Clifford | Jerry, henchman |
| Gerald Mohr | Narrator |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The origin of Silver is revealed in this episode. First appearance. Silver belonged to Hudkin Bros and was stabled at their ranch in Burbank (now Forest Lawn Cemetery), then later in North Hollywood. Silver was trained by horse trainer Glenn Randall, Sr. [1]
- Final appearance of Vince Collins.
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