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The Lone Ranger: An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by James R. Belpedio, 2000 A History of Clayton County, Georgia 1821-1983 by Alice Copeland; Smith, Edith Hanes and Frances Partridge Tuck (editors); Joseph Henry Hightower Moore (history) INSCRIBED Kilgore, 1983 Las Vegas by Arthur; Matthews, Clayton Moore, 1974 Berkyngechirche; All Hallows by the Tower.With a foreword by PB Clayton.Illustrations by AA Moore. by Charles Spon, 1950 Gret Modeling and Simulation Fundamentals and Applications by Laurence J. Moore, Edwards R. Clayton, 1976-06 Host-Parasite Evolution by Dale H. (EDT)/ Moore, Janice (EDT) Clayton, 1997 Clayton: The Pittsburgh Home of Henry Clay Frick Art and Furnishings by Kahren Jones; Moore, Joanne B.; Rosenthal, Ellen M.; Wells L Hellerstedt, Anna Clayton Or the Mother's Trial: a Tale of Real Life (1857) by Mrs H. J. Moore, The Lone Ranger #3 (2006 Comic - Dynamite) by Bret Matthews, 2006 Capitalism: A Love Story.(Movie review): An article from: The Humanist by Clayton Whitt, 2010-01-01 Shakespeare Studies Monograph Series: Studies in the Biliography of Renaissance Dramatic Texts I. Monograph I: The "Shakespearean" Addition in the Booke of Sir Thomas Moore: Some Aids to Scholarly and Critical Shakespearean Studies by Thomas Clayton. by J. Leeds (ed). Barroll, 1969 Host-Parasite Evolution. General Principles and Avian Models. (book reviews): An article from: Wilson Bulletin by Richard F. Johnston, 1998-06-01 A contract for private medical teaching in northern Ohio in 1846 by Frederick Clayton Waite, 1937 RANCH ROMANCES SECOND FEBRUARY 1932 by Amos; et. Al. Moore, 1932

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61. The Lone Ranger: Mr. Clayton Moore
    Find out the story of Mr. clayton moore by reading this article. It was clayton moore, a man who entertained millions of kids and adults alike all over  
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    Extractions: The lone ranger: mr. clayton moore "Hi Yo Silver!" Who was that masked man? It was the one and the only the "Lone Ranger!" Find out the story of Mr. Clayton Moore by reading this article. "Hiyo Silver, and away!" Who was that masked man? It was Clayton Moore, a man who entertained millions of kids and adults alike all over the world when he portrayed the "Lone Ranger." Moore was truly the one and only Ranger, and he not only played the part of the hero in the white hat, but he was also said to have lived and breathed the part as well. Here is his story: Jack Carlton Moore was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 14, 1914. He was the youngest of three boys who grew up in a loving family home. His father was a real estate developer. Before his rise to the silver screen, Moore first became an acrobat in a flying circus troupe when he was in his twenties. This troupe of talented daredevils was the first to work without the benefit of a net, and the first to work over water. After Moore left the troupe, he went on to do some modeling jobs in New York before he finally found his way to Hollywood in 1938. He had changed his name to Clayton Moore in the mean time, and he did some stuntman work and some extra parts for the movie industry. By 1941, Moore was working steady for Republic Pictures. He portrayed heroes, the guys in the white hats, as well as bad guys, who always wore the black hats, of course, in several western movies.

62. Clayton Moore
    A native of Chicago, clayton moore came to prominence in the Republic serials That s the legacy that clayton moore leaves behind and that s how I ll  
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    Extractions: A native of Chicago, Clayton Moore came to prominence in the Republic serials and westerns of the 1940s, where he did a mix of hero and badguy roles. His credits at Republic Pictures number about twenty films for the period 1941-1953. Around 1949, Moore, along with Jay Silverheels, was signed to star in a half-hour western adventure series that was to be broadcast on some newfangled technology called television. The character had been heard on radio for about fifteen years and Republic brought two serials to the silver screen in the late 1930s - this was the Lone Ranger, the fabled 'Masked Rider of the Plains', created by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker. Through that role, as well as his off-screen deeds and actions, Moore became immortalized as what all of us imagine and believe is THE Lone Ranger. Most important, he became a real life role model that we could could look up to and admire. That's the legacy that Clayton Moore leaves behind ... and that's how I'll remember him.

63. Clayton Moore
    Above from Lto-R are clayton moore, Eddie Dean and Virginia Mayo taken a few Above, clayton moore and Ancel Cook at Tommy Corrigan s restaurant in  
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    Extractions: Above, the skeletal villain is about to administer a mind control serum to scientist Chambers (played by Kenne Duncan) in THE CRIMSON GHOST (1946) cliffhanger. I. Stanford Jolley's voice was used as the Crimson Ghost, but under the cape and face mask was Joe Forte. On the left is Clayton Moore as henchman Ashe. Above, Stan Segal (left) and son Jeff (right) surround a smiling Clayton Moore. Photo taken September 1979, approximately a week before Moore's 65th birthday, at a film convention at the Biltmore Hotel in New York City. Notice the wraparound sunglasses and the different 'uniform' on Moore - this was during the legal battles when he was restrained from wearing the LR costume and mask.

64. The Clayton Moore Memorial
    clayton moore Photo. September 14, 1914 December 28, 1999 How many times had clayton moore donned that gear and transformed himself in the Lone Ranger  
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    Extractions: They predicted rain for the Sunday memorial ceremony for Clayton Moore January 16th at the Gene Autry Western Museum in Los Angeles. My son Chris and I did not care, we had to be there to say goodbye to the man who had made the Lone Ranger live on the screen and actually made himself into the embodiment of that character. As we made our way up the path to the Museum, a line of mounted policemen met us. At the head of that line stood Silver, older and grayer and temporarily out of retirement, there to bid a silent goodbye to his riding partner. He wore the very saddle that the Lone Ranger sat upon as he rode the dusty trails of the old west. Moore’s daughter, Dawn, stood beside the horse holding his bridle. Once inside the main patio area, we signed the guest book and received a Memorial leaflet with a picture of Moore and a list of the guest speakers. The Lone Ranger’s Creed was printed inside and it was a piece of memorabilia to treasure. As the hour drew near for things to start, a crowd began to assemble. The threatening skies went unheeded. Many cowboys in Old West gear milled around exchanging stories of their movie days. Many were familiar, but their names were a blur. A man wandered around wearing a Lone Ranger tee shirt he had purchased in the gift shop.

65. Clayton Moore Movies
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66. Clayton Moore
    siskel picture. clayton moore. Actor who played the Lone Ranger. Related story yellow.arrow picture Obituary George C. Scott  
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    Extractions: Obituary: George C. Scott "I'll wear the white hat the rest of my life. The Lone Ranger is a great character, a great American. Playing him made me a better person." Clayton Moore, the actor irrevocably identified with the Lone Ranger the masked man of the Plains who raced on horseback to the "William Tell Overture" and the cry of "Hi-Yo, Silver!" died of a heart attack in Los Angeles on December 28. He was 85. Born in Chicago, Moore entered show business as a circus trapeze performer before heading to Hollywood in the 1930s, where he graduated from stunts to bits in Saturday afternoon serials. "The Lone Ranger" was originally a radio program and the basis of a few low-budget films in the 1930s. When it was transplanted to television in 1949 on the brand-new ABC network one of the first programs filmed especially for the medium Moore took the role of his life. "Once I got the Lone Ranger role, I didn't want any other," Moore told the Los Angeles Times in 1985. "I like playing the good guy." He said that as a child, "I wanted to be either a cowboy or a policeman. As the Lone Ranger, I got to be both."

67. CNN - Clayton Moore, The 'Lone Ranger,' Dead At 85 - December 28, 1999
    WEST HILLS, California (CNN) clayton moore, the actor forever identified with the clayton, born Jack Carlton moore on September 14, 1914 in Chicago,  
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    Extractions: CNN Entertainment News Correspondent WEST HILLS, California (CNN) Clayton Moore, the actor forever identified with the Lone Ranger character, died of a heart attack Tuesday morning at West Hills Hospital, about 20 miles north of Los Angeles. He was 85. The man behind the mask was originally a trapeze artist and model who came to acting through stunt work. Clayton, born Jack Carlton Moore on September 14, 1914 in Chicago, changed his name when he moved to Hollywood. MESSAGE BOARD Clayton Moore remembered

68. The Clayton Moore Tribute Revolver
    The recoil shield features a portrait of clayton moore in exacting detail. Since The clayton moore Tribute is a working Single Action Army Revolver,  
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    Extractions: "Thrilling Days Of Yesteryear" Clayton Moore was a hero to many of us growing up. In addition to the action-packed drama that captured our imagination, he stood for the ideals of justice, fair play, honesty, and patriotism. On screen and off, he embodied all the heroic traits of the characters he played, including the Lone Ranger, his most famous role, so well that it's often hard to tell where the role ended and the actor began. The recoil shield features a portrait of Clayton Moore in exacting detail.

69. Clayton Moore Tribute Rifle
    Celebrate the life and career of clayton moore, one of America s favorite Western Cowboys. A banner reading clayton moore Tribute surrounds the image.  
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    Extractions: America Remembers that includes an overall nickel finish. Clayton Moore was a hero to many of us growing up. If your cowboy hero wore a black mask and rode a white horse, then you have fond memories of Clayton Moore. Generations of fans know him best as the actor who portrayed The Lone Ranger. He first rose to fame in the action-packed "cliff-hanger" serials of the 1940's and 50's, where he played bold adventurers, fearless lawmen and even a few ruthless villains. But is was his portrayal of the Lone Ranger in over 200 television episodes and two feature films that earned him a place in the history books, and in the hearts of millions.

70. Clayton Moore: Tribute To A Good Man
    The world paused the day clayton moore died, just two days before the beginning of For with the passing of clayton moore The Lone Ranger and the  
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    Extractions: Tribute to a Good Man by: Joseph Wallison The world paused the day Clayton Moore died, just two days before the beginning of the year 2000 was upon us. For with the passing of Clayton Moore "The Lone Ranger" and the tributes that followed, all baby boomers and anyone who ever saw a Lone Ranger TV show or movie were in for a reality check. Where has our society gone and how did we get here since the sound of "A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty 'Hi Yo Silver!'"? Clayton Moore portrayed The Lone Ranger beginning in 1949, and for 50 years, "the masked man" showed us the right and moral way to lead our lives and how to treat our fellow man. Born Jack Carlton Moore on September 14, 1914, the son of a real estate broker in Chicago, he was brought up with a strong mid-western foundation of decency and morality. As a child he enjoyed going to the movies and was thrilled by the adventures of his favorite cowboy actors, Tom Mix, Ken Maynard, George O'Brien, William S. Hart and Harry Carey, Sr. The young lad dreamed of being a policeman and a cowboy when he grew up. His dream would come true. Moore started performing in the early 1930s as a trapeze artist in a traveling circus act. After performing at the 1934 World's Fair in Chicago, his trapeze days ended when a fall during rehearsal injured his knee. It was time for the ruggedly handsome athlete to move on and.................................................

71. Update: Clayton Moore, TV's "Lone Ranger," 85
    Update clayton moore, TV s Lone Ranger, 85 http//www.cnn. com/1999/SHOWBIZ/TV/12/28/obit.moore/index.html clayton moore, the Lone Ranger, dead at  
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72. Clayton Moore, TV's "Lone Ranger," 85
    clayton moore, TV s Lone Ranger, dies at age 85 It was just reported that clayton moore, TV s Lone Ranger (194951, 1954-57), has passed away at the age  
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    Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Clayton Moore, TV's 'Lone Ranger,' dies at age 85 It was just reported that Clayton Moore, TV's "Lone Ranger" (1949-51, 1954-57), has passed away at the age of 85. More information will follow as it is reported. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This mailing list is brought to you by Slick.ORG at http://www.slick.org to remove yourself from the list, send e-mail to majordomo@slick.org and include the words "unsubscribe deathwatch" in the message (not in the subject). For web-based help, go to: http://www.slick.org/cgi-bin/majordomo Prev by Date: Curtis Mayfield, musician, 57 Next by Date: Update: Clayton Moore, TV's "Lone Ranger," 85 Previous by thread: Curtis Mayfield, musician, 57 Next by thread: Update: Clayton Moore, TV's "Lone Ranger," 85

73. Clayton Moore
    INTO THE SUNSET; `LONE RANGER clayton moore, A HERO TO BABY BOOMERS, DIES. A signed picture from his good friend, clayton moore, the Lone Ranger,  
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74. Classic TV Western Shows - Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels
    Classic TV Western Shows Lone Ranger, clayton moore, Jay Silverheels.  
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75. BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Lone Ranger Star Dies
    clayton moore, the man who rode to fame as the Lone Ranger in the 1950s, has died of a heart attack at the age of 85.  
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76. Clayton Moore's Grave
    The location and photograph of clayton moore s grave.  
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77. Clayton Moore Posters And Prints At Art.com
    clayton moore Posters and Prints Find clayton moore Posters and Prints at Art.com or select a print or poster from Art.com s Galleries.  
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    Extractions: All Fine Art Prints Posters Photographs Limited Editions Canvas Framed Art Hand Colored Vintage Originals main original advanced search SUBJECTS Home People Celebrity ... Zach Braff Sort By: Most Popular Price (High to Low) Price (Low to High) Price (Discount %) Size (Width, lg to sm) Size (Width, sm to lg) Size (Height, lg to sm) Size (Height, sm to lg) Size (Square, lg to sm) Size (Square, sm to lg) Product Availability Most Recently Added All Items (10) Unframed (5) Designer Framed (5) Images per page details The Lone Ranger (Style A) 11 x 17 inches Reprint Movie Poster Mini Usually ships in: 5-7 days details The Lone Ranger 8 x 10 inches Wall Photograph Usually ships in: 24 hours details The Lone Ranger 8 x 10 inches Wall Photograph Usually ships in: 24 hours details The Lone Ranger and the L... 11 x 17 inches Reprint Movie Poster Mini Usually ships in: 5-7 days details The Lone Ranger 8 x 10 inches Wall Photograph Usually ships in: 24 hours details The Lone Ranger Unknown 15 x 17 inches Framed Print Usually ships in: 5-10 days details The Lone Ranger Unknown 11 x 13 inches Framed Print Usually ships in: 5-10 days details The Lone Ranger Unknown 11 x 13 inches Framed Print Usually ships in: 3-5 days details The Lone Ranger Unknown 15 x 17 inches Framed Print Usually ships in: 3-5 days details The Lone Ranger Unknown 11 x 13 inches Framed Print Usually ships in: 3-5 days bgItemArray = new Array( 'itembox_10126120', 'itembox_10103769', 'itembox_10052293', 'itembox_10126127', 'itembox_10103781', 'itembox_11680385', 'itembox_11680318', 'itembox_11680276', 'itembox_11680400', 'itembox_11680340' );

78. Bookslut | Articles By Clayton Moore
    Articles by clayton moore. View all writers ». Date, Title, Category. Aug 2005, Tough Broads mystery strumpet. Jul 2005, Freeze! Police! mystery strumpet  
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79. Grave Hunter Finds Clayton Moore Burial Place
    clayton, born Jack Carlton moore on September 14, 1914 in Chicago, changed his name when he moved to Hollywood. When the radio program The Lone Ranger was  
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    Extractions: Grave Hunter "The Lone Ranger" D.O.B.: September 14, 1914 (Chicago, IL) D.O.D.: December 28, 1999 (Los Angeles, CA) Cause of Death: Heart attack Location: Forest Lawn Glendale; Everlasting Peace, # 5492 Biographical Notes: The man behind the mask was originally a trapeze artist and model who came to acting through stunt work. Clayton, born Jack Carlton Moore on September 14, 1914 in Chicago, changed his name when he moved to Hollywood. When the radio program "The Lone Ranger" was transplanted to television in 1949 on the brand new ABC network, Moore took the role of his life Moore played the Lone Ranger from 1949 to 1951, riding his trusty horse Silver and accompanied by his faithful American-Indian friend Tonto as the pair brought law and order to the Old West in every half-hour episode. The show was ABC's biggest hit for a time in the early '50s, when the fledgling network was far overshadowed by CBS and NBC. Fans loved the show's trademarks: the opening theme, from "The William Tell Overture"; the Ranger's horse, Silver, described by the show's announcer as "a fiery horse with the speed of light"; Tonto's name for the Ranger, "kemo sabe"; the silver bullets; the Ranger's habits of never shooting to kill and never removing his mask, unless the plot had him donning some other disguise. Even after the cancellation, Moore continued to wear a mask in public appearances until 1979, when producers of a new film version of "The Lone Ranger" won a court order forcing him to replace his mask with a pair of wraparound sunglasses.

80. In Memory Of Clayton Moore
    In Memory of clayton moore Sept. 14, 1914 Dec. 28, 1999. clayton moore, who began as a circus acrobat and a model,  
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