CLAYTON MOORE, Television Credits

CLAYTON MOORE,
TELEVISION CREDITS!

The Lone Ranger Television Episodes

SEASON ONE

1. "Enter the Lone Ranger" (Sept.15, 1949) 2. "The Lone Ranger Fights On" (Sept. 22, 1949) 3. "The Lone Ranger Triumphs" (Sept. 29, 1949) 4. "The Legion of Old Timers" (Oct. 6, 1949) 5. "Rustler's Hideout" (Oct. 13, 1949) 6. "War Horse" (Oct. 20, 1949) 7. "Pete and Pedro" (Oct. 27, 1949) 8. "The Renegades" (Nov. 3, 1949) 9. "The Tenderfeet" (Nov. 10, 1949) 10. "High Heels" (Nov. 17, 1949) 11. "Six Gun Legacy" (Nov. 24, 1949) 12. "Return of the Convict" (Dec. 1, 1949) 13. "Finders Keepers" (Dec. 8, 1949) 14. "The Masked Rider" (Dec. 15, 1949) 15. "Old Joe's Sister" (Dec. 22, 1949) 16. "Cannonball McKay" (Dec. 29, 1949) 17. "The Man Who Came Back" (Jan. 5, 1950) 18. "Outlaw Town" (Jan. 12, 1950) 19. "Creed for Gold" (Jan. 19, 1950) 20. "Man of the House" (Jan. 26, 1950) 21. "Barnaby Boggs, Esquire" (Feb. 2, 1950) 22. "Sheep Thieves" (Feb. 9, 1950) 23. "Jim Tyler's Past" (Feb. 16, 1950) 24. "The Man with Two Faces" (Feb. 23, 1950) 25. "Buried Treasure" (Mar. 2, 1950) 26. "Troubled Waters" (Mar. 9, 1950) 27. "Gold Train" (Mar. 16, 1950) 28. "Pay Dirt" (Mar. 23, 1950) 29. "Billie the Great" (Mar. 30, 1950) 30. "Never Say Die" (Apr. 6, 1950) 31. "Gold Fever" (Apr. 13, 1950) 32. "Death Trap" (Apr. 20, 1950) 33. "Matter of Courage" (Apr. 27, 1950) 34. "Rifles and Renegades" (May 4, 1950) 35. "Bullets for Ballots" (May 11, 1950) 36. "The Black Hat" (May 18, 1950) 37. "Devil's Pass" (May 25, 1950) 38. "Spanish Gold" (Jun. 1, 1950) 39. "Damsels in Distress" (Jun. 8, 1950) 40. "Man without a Gun" (Jun. 15, 1950) 41. "Pardon for Curley" (Jun. 22, 1950) 42. "Eye for an Eye" (Jun. 29, 1950) 43. "Outlaw of the Plains" (Jul. 6, 1950) 44. "White Man's Magic" (Jul. 13, 1950) 45. "Trouble for Tonto" (Jul. 20, 1950) 46 "Sheriff of Gunstock" (Jul. 27, 1950) 47. "The Wrong Man" (Aug. 3, 1950) 48. "The Beeler Gang" (Aug. 10, 1950) 49. "The Star Witness" (Aug. 17, 1950) 50. "The Black Widow" (Aug. 24, 1950) 51. "The Whimsical Bandit" (Aug. 31, 1950) 52. "Double Jeopardy" (Sep. 7, 1950)

SEASON TWO

53. "Million Dollar Wallpaper" (Sep. 14, 1950) 54. "Mission Bells" (Sep. 21, 1950) 55. "Dead Man's Chest" (Sep. 28, 1950) 56. "Outlaw's Revenge" (Oct. 5, 1950) 57. "Danger Ahead" (Oct. 12, 1950) 58. "Crime in Time" (Oct. 19, 1950) 59. "Drink of Water" (Oct. 26, 1950) 60. "Thieves Money" (Nov. 2, 1950) 61. "The Squire" (Nov. 19, 1950) 62. "Masked Deputy" (Nov. 16, 1950) 63. "Bankers Choice" (Nov. 23, 1950) 64. "Desert Adventure" (Nov. 30, 1950) 65. "Bad Medicine" (Dec. 7, 1950) 66. "One Jump Ahead" (Dec. 14, 1950) 67. "Lady Killer" (Dec. 21, 1950) 68. "Paid in Full" (Dec. 28, 1950) 69. "Letter of the Law" (Jan. 4, 1951) 70. "The Silent Voice" (Jan. 11, 1951) 71. "The Outcast" (Jan. 18, 1951) 72. "Backtrail" (Jan. 25, 1951) 73. "Behind the Law" (Feb. 1, 1951) 74. "Trouble at Black Rock" (Feb. 8, 1951) 75. "Two Gold Lockets" (Feb. 15, 1951) 76. "The Hooded Men" (Feb. 22, 1951) 77. "Friend in Need" (Mar. 1, 1951) 78. "Mr. Trouble" (Mar. 8, 1951)

SEASON THREE Starring John Hart

79. "Outlaw's Son" (Sep. 11, 1952) 80. "Outlaw Underground" (Sep. 18, 1952) 81. "Special Edition" (Sep. 25, 1952) 82. "Desperado at Large" (Oct. 2, 1952) 83. "Through the Wall" (Oct. 9, 1952) 84. "Jeb's Gold Mine" (Oct. 16, 1952) 85. "Frame for Two" (Oct. 23, 1952) 86. "Ranger in Danger" (Oct. 30, 1952) 87. "Delayed Action" (Nov. 2, 1952) 88. "The Map" (Nov. 13, 1952) 89. "Trial by Fire" (Nov. 20, 1952) 90. "The Pledge" (Nov. 27, 1952) 91. "Treason at Dry Creek" (Dec. 4, 1952) 92. "The Condemned Man" (Dec. 11, 1952) 93. "The New Neighbor" (Dec. 18, 1952) 94. "Best Laid Plans" (Dec. 25, 1952) 95. "Indian Charlie" (Jan. 1, 1953) 96. "Empty Strong Box" (Jan. 8, 1953) 97. "Trader Boggs" (Jan. 15, 1953) 98. "Bandits in Uniform" (Jan. 22, 1953) 99. "The Godless Men" (Jan. 29, 1953) 100. "The Devil's Bog" (Feb. 5, 1953) 101. "Right to Vote" (Feb. 12, 1953) 102 "The Sheriff's Son" (Feb. 19, 1953) 103. "Tumblerock Law" (Feb. 26, 1953) 104. "Sinner by Proxy" (Mar. 5, 1953) 105. "A Stage for Mademoiselle" (Mar. 12, 1953) 106. "A Son by Adoption" (Mar. 19, 1953) 107. "Mrs. Banker" (Mar. 26, 1953) 108. "Trouble in Town" (Apr. 2, 1953) 109. "Black Gold" (Apr. 9, 1953) 110. "The Durango Kid" (Apr. 16, 1953) 111. "The Deserter" (Apr. 23, 1953) 112. "Embezzler's Harvest" (Apr. 30, 1953) 113. "ElToro" (May 7, 1953) 114. "The Brown Pony" (May 14, 1953) 115. "Triple Cross" (May 21, 1953) 116. "Wake of War" (May 28, 1953) 117. "Death in the Forest" (Jun. 4, 1953) 118. "Gentleman from Julesburg" (Jun. 11, 1953) 119. "Hidden Fortune" (Jun. 18, 1953) 120. "The Old Cowboy" (Jun. 25, 1953) 121. "Woman from Omaha" (Jul. 2, 1953) 122. "Gunpowder Joe" (Jul. 9, 1953) 123. "The Midnight Rider" (Jul. 16, 1953) 124. "Stage to Estacado" (Jul. 23, 1953) 125. "The Perfect Crime" (Jul. 30, 1953) 126. "The Ghost of Coyote Canyon" (Aug. 6, 1953) 127. "Old Bailey" (Aug. 13, 1953) 128. "Prisoner in Jeopardy" (Aug. 20, 1953) 129. "Diamond in the Rough" (Aug. 27, 1953) 130. "The Red Mark" (Sep. 3, 1953)

SEASON FOUR Clayton Moore Returns

131. "The Fugitive" (Sep. 9, 1954) 132. "Ex-Marshal" (Sep. 16, 1954) 133. "Message to Fort Apache" (Sep. 23, 1954) 134. "The Frightened Woman" (Sep. 30, 1954) 135. "Gold Town" (Oct. 7, 1954) 136. "Six Gun Sanctuary" (Oct. 14, 1954) 137. "Outlaw's Trail" (Oct. 21, 1954) 138. "Stage to Teshimingo" (Oct. 28, 1954) 139. "Texas Draw" (Nov. 4, 1954) 140. "Rendezvous at Whipsaw" (Nov. 11, 1954) 141. "Dan Reid's Fight for Life" (Nov. 18, 1954) 142. "Tenderfoot" (Nov. 25, 1954) 143. "A Broken Match" (Dec. 2, 1954) 144. "Colorado Gold" (Dec. 9, 1954) 145. "Homer with a High Hat" (Dec. 16, 1954) 146. "Two for Juan Ringo" (Dec. 23, 1954) 147. "The Globe" (Dec. 30, 1954) 148. "Dan Reid's Sacrifice" (Jan. 6, 1955) 149. "Enfield Rifle" (Jan. 13, 1955) 150. "The School Story" (Jan. 20, 1955) 151. "The Quiet Highwayman" (Jan. 27, 1955) 152. "The Heritage of Treason" (Feb. 3, 1955) 153. "The Lost Chalice" (Feb. 10, 1955) 154. "Code of the Pioneers" (Feb. 17, 1955) 155. "The Law Lady" (Feb. 24, 1955) 156. "Uncle Ed" (Mar. 3, 1955) 157. "Jornado Del Muerto" (Mar. 10, 1955) 158. "Sunstroke Mesa" (Mar. 17, 1955) 159 "Sawtelle Saga's End" (Mar. 24, 1953) 160. "The Too-Perfect Signature" (Mar. 31, 1955) 161. "Trigger Finger" (Apr. 7, 1955) 162. "The Tell-Tale Bullet'' (Apr. 14, 1955) 163. "False Accusations" (Apr. 28, 1955) 164. "Gold Freight" (May 5, 1955) 165. "Wanted: The Lone Ranger" (May 12, 1955) 166. "The Woman in the White Mask" (May 19, 1955) 167. "The Bounty Hunter" (May 26, 1955) 168. "Showdown at Sand Creek" (Jun. 2, 1955) 169. "Heart of a Cheater" (Jun. 9, 1955) 170. "The Swami" (Jun. 16, 1955) 171. "Sheriff for Sale" (Jun. 23, 1955) 172. "Six-Gun Artist" (Jun. 30, 1955) 173. "Death Goes to Press" (Jul. 7, 1955) 174. "Return of Dice Dawson" (Jul. 14, 1955) 175. "Adventure at Arbuckle" (Jul. 21, 1955) 176. "The Return" (Jul. 28, 1955) 177. "Framed for Murder" (Aug. 4, 1955) 178. "Trapped" (Aug. 11, 1955) 179. "The Bait: Gold" (Aug. 18, 1955) 180. "The Sheriff's Wife" (Aug. 25, 1955) 181. "Counterfeit Redskins" (Sep. 1, 1955) 182. "One Nation Indivisible" (Sep. 8, 1955)

SEASON FIVE All Season Five Episodes Filmed in Color

183. "Wooden Rifle" (Sep. 13, 1956) 184. "The Sheriff of Smoke Tree" (Sep. 20, 1956) 185. "Counterfeit Mask" (Sep. 27, 1956) 186. "No Handicap" (Oct. 4, 1956) 187. "The Cross of Santo Domingo" (Oct. 11, 1956) 188. "White Hawk's Decision" (Oct. 18, 1956) 189. "The Return of Don Pedro O'Sullivan" (Oct. 25, 1956) 190. "Quicksand" (Nov. 1, 1956) 191. "Quarterhorse War" (Nov. 8, 1956) 192. "The Letter Bride" (Nov. 15, 1956) 193. "Hot Spell in Panamint" (Nov. 22, 1956) 194. "The Twisted Track" (Nov. 29, 1956) 195. "Decision for Chris McKeever" (Dec. 6, 1956) 196. "Trouble at Tylerville" (Dec. 13, 1956) 197. "Christmas Story" (Dec. 20, 1956) 198. "Ghost Canyon" (Dec. 27, 1956) 199. "Outlaw Masquerade" (Jan. 3, 1957) 200. "The Avenger" (Jan. 10, 1957) 201. "The Courage of Tonto" (Jan.17, 1957) 202. "The Breaking Point" (Jan. 24, 1957) 203. "A Harp for Hannah" (Jan. 31, 1957) 204. "A Message from Abe" (Feb. 7, 1957) 205. "Code of Honor" (Feb. 14, 1957) 206. "The Turning Point" (Feb. 21, 1957) 207. "Dead Eye" (Feb. 28, 1957) 208. "Clover in the Dust" (Mar. 7, 1957) 209. "Slim's Boy" (Mar. 14, 1957) 210. "Two Against Two" (Mar. 21, 1957) 211. "Ghost Town Fury" (Mar. 28, 1957) 212. "The Prince of Buffalo Gap" (Apr. 4, 1957) 213. "The Law and Miss Aggie" (Apr. 11, 1957) 214. "The Tarnished Star" (Apr. 18, 1957) 215. "Canuck" (Apr. 25, 1957) 216. "Mission for Tonto" (May 2, 1957) 217. "Journey to San Carlos" (May 9, 1957) 218. "The Banker's Son" (May 16, 1957) 219. "The Angel and the Outlaw" (May 23, 1957) 220. "Blind Witness" (May 30, 1957) 221. "Outlaws in Greasepaint" (Jun. 6, 1957)














Clayton Moore appears on the following television shows.

The Range Rider (1951)
"Saga of Silvertown" 1953
"Ambush in Coyote Canyon" December 16, 1952

What's My Line? (1951)
The mystery guest on October 7, 1951

The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickock (1952)
"Trapper's Story" April 28, 1952

The Adventures of Kit Carson (1951)
"Snake River Trappers" August 2, 1952

Hopalong Cassidy (1952)
"Lawless Legacy" December 31, 1952

The Gene Autry Show (1953)
"Ghost Mountain" July 28, 1953
"Dry Gulch at Devil's Elbow" Sept. 8, 1953

Annie Oakley (1954)
"Annie Gets Her Man" March 17, 1954

The Gene Autry Show (1954)
"The Carnival Comes West" August 24, 1954

Wide Wide World (1955)
"The Western" 1958

The Red Skelton Show (1951)
"Deadeye vs The Lone Ranger" December 6, 1955

Super Circus (1949)
"Super Circus" February 12, 1956

The Ed Sullivan Show (1956)
show broadcast on February 12, 1956

Lassie (1959)
"Peace Patrol" May 10, 1959

What's My Line? (1970)
The mystery guest on April 16, 1970

Real People (1979)
A guest on February 24, 1980

Important dates in The Lone Ranger time-line.

1949      The first episode of The Lone Ranger,"Enter The Lone Ranger," 
          airs on ABC-TV, on September 15.
          Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels are the stars.
1952      Clayton Moore is replaced by John Hart as the Lone Ranger. 
          In 1954, Clayton Moore returns to his role as The Lone Ranger.
1954      The final live broadcast of The Lone Ranger is heard on radio,
          on September 3.
1954      Jack Wrather buys all rights to the Lone Ranger from George W. Trendle.
1956      The feature film "The Lone Ranger" is released, starring
          Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels.
1957      The final original t.v. Lone Ranger episode,"Outlaws in
          Greasepaint," is broadcast on June 6. The show will continue
          on in reruns until 1961.
          John Todd, radio's Tonto, dies at the age of 80, on July 14th.
1958      The feature film "The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold",
          starring Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels, is released.
1962      Fran Striker, the original Lone Ranger writer, dies in an 
          automobile accident in September.
1965      Brace Beemer, the radio's longest-running Lone Ranger, dies at
          age 62 on March 1st.
1966      The CBS-TV cartoon version of The Lone Ranger debuts, the voices  
          of Michael Rye and Sheperd Menken are featured.
1972      George Washington Trendle, the creator of The Lone Ranger, dies
          at age 87 in May.
1979      The Wrather Corporation places a restraining order on Clayton Moore, 
          forbidding him to appear in public in the character of the
          Lone Ranger, George Seaton,the first voice of the Lone
          Ranger on the radio, dies at age 68 on June 28th.
1980      Jay Silverheels dies March 5.
          "The Tarzan/Lone Ranger Adventure Hour", another animated
          series, premieres on CBS-TV, September 13th.
1981      The feature film "The Legend of the Lone Ranger" is released. It
          stars Klinton Spilsbury and Michael Horse.
1985      The Wrather Corporation's restraining order is lifted. Clayton
          Moore wears the mask of the Lone Ranger again.


Clayton Moore received his Star on the
"Hollywood Walk of Fame" in 1987.
His is the only star that also has his
character's name on his star.
Photo by Carrie Larson


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