TV SeriesThe Lone Ranger (1949)
1949 · ABC (US) · Ended · 25 min

TV Series1949 · ABC (US) · Ended · 25 min
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Clayton Moore
The Lone Ranger
169 episodes

Jay Silverheels
Tonto
221 episodes

John Hart
Duke / The Lone Ranger
53 episodes

Adele Longmire
Martha. Clayton
1 episode

Glenn Strange
Butch Cavendish / Cavendish
3 episodes
Ralph Littlefield
Jim Blaine
1 episode

Jack Rube Clifford
Jerry
3 episodes

Walter Sande
Sheriff Taylor
2 episodes

George Chesebro
Doc Drummond
2 episodes

Norman Willis
Red Devers
1 episode

Sandy Sanders
Sandy
1 episode

Harry Lauter
Fred Vance
1 episode

Joseph Crehan
Tom Patrict
1 episode

Fred Kohler Jr.
Nolan
1 episode

Dickie Jones
Jim Douglas
1 episode

Kay Morley
Mary Vance
1 episode

Leonard Penn
Madrigo
1 episode

Jean De Briac
Lezotte
1 episode

John Merton
Lieutenant Bannister
1 episode

Ed Cassidy
Colonel Graves
1 episode

Chief Yowlachie
Lame Bear
1 episode

Sheila Ryan
Ellen Carter
1 episode

Rufe Davis
Pete Lacy
1 episode

Don Diamond
Pedro Matinez
1 episode

John Parrish
Jeff Grant
1 episode
William F. Leicester
Bill Morgan
1 episode

Gene Roth
Sergeant Bolan
1 episode

Ralph Moody
Swift Eagle
1 episode

Kenneth MacDonald
Inspector Williams
1 episode

Michael Ross
Lieutenant Murray
1 episode
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