The lonely Ranger made his debut at the Detroit radio station in 1933, invented by the owner of the station, George W. Trendl, or the show's writer, Fran Striker. . The origin of Tonto has never been clear, although he is probably Apache, Komance or Potavatomas. The lonely ranger drove a horse named silver and used silver bullets to send its victims.

The story of Lone Ranger's origin is things of comics. Ranger's older brother and position of other Rangers in Texas were on the track of the wicked criminal named Cavendish, when, thanks to betrayal, Cavendish lowered their fall. Cavendish killed everyone, but left a young boy alive. The young boy is a medical return to Tonto's health, and that fashion mask from his dead brother's vest. Then he becomes obsessed with justice.

In 1949, Lone Ranger's TV series debuted, and was incredibly popular, lasting 221 episodes during his five seasons before finally giving up in 1957. Jayei Silverhels played Tonto and Clayton Moore played by Lone Randger in the TV series, with an actor named Johnon Hart entering the title role from 1952 to 1953. Clayton Moore returned in 1953 and ran the mandate of the show. He was one of the original pulp heroes. How many of the best western everThe show was loved, if not always recognized.

But why did Clayton Moore withdraw from the role? All sources of the Internet say Moore has left Lone Ranger over the deal dispute and it has become generally accepted knowledge. However, it seems that the leading actor exchange of the "lonely ranger" is a little different and mysterious. Indeed, Looking at Moore's obituating in 1999 at the New York TimesHe argues that ignorance why he was fired for a year.

Well, where did the "contract dispute" rumors start? Eventually in Nostalgic retrospective printed in the Los Angeles Times back in 1993. The La Times said that yes, Johnon Hart was a lonely ranger for the show from 1952 to 1953, and Hart was quoted as saying how happy he participated, even if it was only a year. It has also been added, in an ordinary bracket, that Clayton Moore is out of the "lonely ranger" over the deal dispute. The nature of the dispute is not explained and no clarification is given. If someone looks at Clayton Moore's sources of information online, like Wikipedia, the "contract dispute" explanation remains.

20 years after Moore's death, In 2019, South Band Tribune He finally tried to resolve the issue, as the lack of information on this alleged dispute left fans frustrated for decades. The fact that Clayton Moore does not remember the dispute is the main reason to stay suspicious. What really happened in 1952?

It seems that one reason for Moore's dismissal was not a deal, but it is money. Moore's Daughier Dawn, Dawn, sat in a video interview (unfortunately now deleted) quoted by Tribune and she explained the trade situation. It seems that Moore caught the wind of how much money the studio was making with the goods "Lone Ranger" and wanted a cut. Children from the 1950s will confirm that Lone Ranger is a trade bonza, with masks, toy guns and action figures that are widely available.

Instead of giving Moore a reduction in trade sales, George W. Trendl, who also led the TV series, fired the actor and hired Hart in his place. Trendl apparently thought the domino mask of Domino Ranger blurred the face of his leading actor enough that all the "lonely ranger" actors would be replaced. Trendl did not mean anything to reduce the biggest starvet of his show over the decline in goods.

Dawn, however, felt that this story might not be true, because she knew her father well and thought he was not enough business-or was just too naubesis-to ask for cutting the trademark "Lonely Ranger". Regardless, Trendl's scheme did not work because Hart was not well accepted as Clayton Moore. Hart was canned in 1953 and Moore was returned. There is no report that can be easily found whether Moore could have received money, or whether he received an increase to return. However, given the usual practices in television, some kind of increased financial impetus is likely to be involved.

Since the TV series ended, Lone Ranger has periodically appeared during the popular culture. Moore and Silverhels starred in two feature films "Lone Ranger" in 1956 and 1958, and had an animated series out of CBS in 1966. The film made a second animated series in 1980 in which the lonely ranger was paired with Tarzan, and William A. Fracker made a fat (and very unsuccessful) feature film in 1981 called "Legend of the Lonely Ranger". Clinton Spalbery plays the lonely ranger in that version.

The audience also probably remembers Very expensive movie for 2013 "Lone Ranger" A movie by Gore Verbinsky starring Army Hammer. That movie was an even bigger bomb than the 1981 film and is on books like one of the biggest movies for losing money of all time. Whether Hollywood will ever try again remains to be seen.