The Lone Ranger Serial
I'd read somewhere that this film and the Lone Ranger Rides Again were lost films found in MEXICO . I also saw somewhere that the Lone Ranger had gaps-missing parts. Yet, Millcreek has it on a Lone...
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No, I believe this was established on the GREEN HORNET radio show, independant of Farmer's stuff later. At least I think so.
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The Ranger/Hornet connection dates from Fran Striker in the Net Radio era, long before Farmer's pastiches. Scroll down and listen:...
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Here is a clip from chapter 10 of the upcoming DVD of The Lone Ranger serial from the Serial Squadron...
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One source says the Lone Ranger's origin wasn't fully put together until his 20th anniversary (1953) in a radio broadcast... They must have meant the 15th anniversary, because "Origin of the Lone...
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Couple of comments: 1) The Lone Ranger's origin story which was to become "canon" was developed by the Republic writers and first appeared in the 1938 serial. The group of Rangers riding into an...
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Has anybody seen the version available from Serial Squadron? I would like to hear a review from someone not associated with them.
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Slightly off-topic: I remember hearing about the serial being found down in Mexico, and was excited to see a chunk of it show up on the LONE RANGER: THE LOST EPISODES compilation put out by GoodTimes....
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I think there was a Lone Ranger animated tv show in the 70's - is it possible the cartoon you have was an episode from that series?
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I think there was a Lone Ranger animated tv show in the 70's - is it possible the cartoon you have was an episode from that series? There was also an animated series that aired on CBS from 1966-68,...
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No, the toon he is referring to was produced in the '30s. I read quite a bit about the history of it somewhere but it's all sketchy at best. The cartoon series produced for tv in the '60s was pretty...
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The 60's Lone Ranger animated show was fun. It was more than a little influenced by Wild Wild West with relatively crude artwork and supervillain-type plots, but the action was good and they were...
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No, the toon he is referring to was produced in the '30s. I read quite a bit about the history of it somewhere but it's all sketchy at best. It's managed to elude a listing on the IMDB. (Although I...
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Badfinger wrote: Has anybody seen the version available from Serial Squadron? I would like to hear a review from someone not associated with them. It is a huge improvement over what we have seen...
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Pa Stark wrote: Badfinger wrote: Has anybody seen the version available from Serial Squadron? I would like to hear a review from someone not associated with them. It is a huge improvement over what we...
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Quick question; did the surname Reid appear on the Green Hornet radio show before the use on the Lone Ranger radio show?
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The Lone Ranger's back story developed over the years and is filled with contradictions. The 1938 serial established him as the survivor of a massacred group of Texas Rangers. This was worked into...
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In an effort to start to be more "hip" than I usually am, the news of a new LONE RANGER movie prompted me to dig out my Serial Squadron DVD of THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN in honor of the new movie...
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The Lone Ranger Rides Again was more of a trio western, ala Three Mesquiteers, teaming the Lone Ranger and Tonto with a Mexican played by Duncan Renaldo. Nothing against Renaldo, but making it a trio...
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