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2. Clayton Moore The Lone RangerFind A Huge Amount Of Info About Clayton Moore And Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger About Clayton Clayton Moore was born Jack Carlton Moore in Chicago on September 14th, 1914. http://members.tripod.com/~ClaytonMoore

Please Sign My Guest Book Please View My Guest Book Lone Ranger News and FAQ Internal Links ... Lone Ranger Related Links CLAYTON MOORE, THE LONE RANGER RETURN WITH US NOW TO THE THRILLING DAYS OF YESTERYEAR! CLAYTON MOORE AS THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN! Click on the above button to hear "Hi Yo Silver, Away" Click this line to hear The Lone Ranger Theme Song, The William Tell Overture "The Lone Ranger! "Hi Yo Silver!" A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi Yo Silver!" The Lone Ranger. "Hi Yo Silver, away!" With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains, led the fight for law and order in the early west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The Lone Ranger rides again! The Lone Ranger Creed! By: Fran Striker "I believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created equal and that everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. That God put the firewood there but that every man must gather and light it himself.

3. Clayton/Cleaton Family 1815) (m. in 1850) (witnessed his father's will) Elizabeth Jane Clayton m. ? McAnnally(married by 1862) Reuben moore clayton (18241865) m. Christina Adaline http://www.fmoran.com/clayton.html

Clayton Family William Clayton/Cleaton was born in England between 1630/1640 and died in 1706 in Richmond County, Virginia. The name of his wife has not been found. John Clayton (1788-1863) House, Stanleyville Courtesy of City-County Planning Board of Winston Salem, NC First Generation Children of William Clayton/Cleaton and unknown Mary Clayton/Cleaton (c1693-?) William Clayton/Cleaton (c1695-?) Elizabeth Clayton/Cleaton (c1697-?) Hannah Clayton/Cleaton (c1700-?) Alexander Clayton/Cleaton (c1701-?) Stephen Clayton/Cleaton (1705-1784) (died in Stokes County, NC) Second Generation Children of Stephen Clayton/Cleaton and unknown John Clayton/Cleaton (c1730-?) William Clayton (c1733-1781, Surry Co., NC) m. Elizabeth (d. 1787) Stephen Clayton/Cleaton, Jr. (c1735-?) m. Mary Dennum (c1736-?), d/o Hugh Dennum Winifred (Winney) Clayton/Cleaton (c1740-?) m. Robert Kilgore, Jr. Third Generation Children of William Clayton and Elizabeth Phillip Clayton (bef 1782-?) m. Mary unknown William Clayton Jesse Clayton Mary Clayton m. unknown Rutledge

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6. Clayton Moore Clayton Moore 1914 1999 Born Jack Moore pp B-3. Clayton Moore Is aReal-Life Hero; Valley Edition. Clayton Moore Is a Real-Life Hero. http://www.skypoint.com/members/joycek19/moore.htm

Clayton Moore Born: Jack Moore September 14, 1914 Chicago Illinois Jack grew up in Illinois and was a circus acrobat at the age of 8. He would work his way up to aerialist with two circuses and also appear at the 1934 World's Fair. Jack then went to New York where he found work as a male model. Hollywood was his next stop and he entered films in 1938 as a bit player and stuntman. In 1940, at the suggestion of producer Eddie Small, Jack changed his first name to Clayton. He would appear in 'B' movies and serials through 1942. After the war, he would return to these supporting roles while concentrating on westerns. By 1949, he was playing the masked man, but that man was Zorro in 'Ghost of Zorro (1949)'. Clayton was hired to appear in the Television version of the popular radio show called "The Lone Ranger". One of the things that he had to do was to work on his voice so that he sounded like the radio Lone Ranger. When he got that right, he would become famous, along with Tonto, on the small screen. Clayton was "The Lone Ranger" from 1949 to 1952 until he was fired in a salary dispute. Along with Hop-a-long Cassidy, Clayton was one of the most popular Television western stars at the time. He was replaced by actor John Hart, but Hart's tenure was terminated after one season. It was during this time that Clayton would return to the big screen to enhance his movie career with such memorable movies as 'Radar Men From the Moon (1952)' and 'Jungle Drums of Africa (1953)'. Hired back, at a higher salary, Clayton would be the Lone Ranger until the series ended in 1957 after 169 episodes. Clayton would appear in two color big screen movies, 'The Lone Ranger (1955)' and 'The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958)'. After a lifetime of 'B' movie parts, Clayton found success in a Television Series and he would continue to make commercials and personal appearances as "The Lone Ranger" for the next three decades. At his appearances, Clayton would preach the Ranger's Code of good behavior which he also practiced as his image would never be tarnished with the scandals that affected other big stars.

7. Clayton Moore Clayton Moore. There's Clayton Moore at a celebrity booth, blue Lone Ranger uniform,heavy wrinkles especially around the throat, mask, dyed black hair. http://www.merlin.nu/celebs/cmoore.html

Clayton Moore Claim to fame: Lone Ranger Brusher: Mark Alan Willett Contact date: Mid 70s Place: Cobo Arena, Detroit Nature of Brush: No wonder he's "lone." Mid-1970's Detroit, the auto show at Cobo Arena. There's Clayton Moore at a celebrity booth, blue Lone Ranger uniform, heavy wrinkles - especially around the throat, mask, dyed black hair. You could tell it was dyed since the grey hair of his chest was peaking over the neckline of the uniform. Moore put a "back in half-hour" sign, or some such, on the booth's counter and headed away. I just happened to be maybe ten feet or so behind him. He didn't know I was there as we turned a corner in wayward area of the exhibits. A boy, maybe four-years-old and certainly no more than five, stepped into the aisle and asked, "Could I get your autograph, Long [sic] Ranger?" I slowed up to watch his interaction with this cute little waif. Moore didn't break stride as he muttered, "I'm on break, kid," and then disappeared through a backroom doorway. The boy was crestfallen. I spent my childhood Saturday mornings watching Moore save the world in his TV series. Some hero, huh?

8. Clayton Moore CLAYTON MOORE Actor who played the Lone Ranger Related story yellow.arrow pictureObituaryGeorge C. Scott. I'll wear the white hat the rest of my life. http://www.cnn.com/interactive/specials/9912/yearinreview.passages/content/tv.fi

Iron Eyes Cody Allen Funt DeForest Jackson Kelley Stanley Kubrick ... Also noted... CLAYTON MOORE Actor who played the Lone Ranger Related story: 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."

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10. Clayton Moore CLAYTON MOORE. Above The late Clayton Moore is probably known today onlyas that masked avenger of the early west , The Lone Ranger. He http://filesofjerryblake.netfirms.com/Serial_Heroes/Clayton_Moore/clayton_moore.

CLAYTON MOORE September 14th, 1914 December 28th, 1999 Above: Clayton Moore in THE ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES (Republic, 1948), his third starring serial. The late Clayton Moore is probably known today only as "that masked avenger of the early west", The Lone Ranger. He has, in fact, acheived the status of a modern-day legend through playing the Ranger. However, Clayton had a distinguished and varied career in serials before donning his mask. In his heroic roles, he displayed the eagerness and passionate earnesty that became his hallmark as the Masked Man, and he put the same sincerity to good effect in his two roles as serial heavies, as well. Above is a large "group" photo from NYOKA AND THE TIGERMEN, featuring the good guy expedition members. Left to right: Forbes Murray as Professor Campbell, George Pembroke as Professor Spencer, Robert Strange as Professor Henry Gordon, Kay Aldridge as Nyoka Gordon, Clayton Moore as hero Larry Grayson, and William "Billy" Benedict as Red. NYOKA got Moore's career off to a promising start, but World War Two interrupted and Moore went into the armed forces. When he got out, his status at Republic had slipped a little, and he was given the role of the "action heavy", Ashe, in the very popular THE CRIMSON GHOST (1946). Moore showed his versatility in the role of the vicious Ashe, and created a very memorable villain indeed.

11. This Page Will Automatically Forward You To My New Domain. Here is one of a few tribute pages dedicated to actor clayton moore. Who could forget that booming voice and those piercing eyes peering through his Lone Ranger mask? It was an absolute thrill for my husband and myself to meet clayton in person at The Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum in October of 1996 at the signing of his book I Was That Masked Man . http://www.outofthenight.com/moore2.html

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12. Clayton Moore Tribute Page clayton moore TRIBUTE PAGE. NEW ADDRESS FOR THIS PAGE clayton moore Tribute Page http://www.cedarnet.org/jensen/lonerngr.html

CLAYTON MOORE TRIBUTE PAGE NEW ADDRESS FOR THIS PAGE: Clayton Moore Tribute Page Please bookmark it or select as a favorite when you log on to our new site! Thank you! Clayton Moore as "The Lone Ranger" My other New, Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger Links! The Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore. A great tribute to Clayton Moore. The Lone Ranger News Page Clayton Moore's Television Credits Clayton Moore's Film Credits ... Chuck Courtney as Dan Reid, The Lone Ranger nephew

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"A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi-Yo Silver!" The Lone Ranger rides again! Return with us now to those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear!" Check out the Legend of The Lone Ranger and meet the man behind the mask! Find out how a badly wounded Texas Ranger, nursed back to health by a childhood friend, becomes the famous masked rider in The Legend of The Lone Ranger See how actor Clayton Moore became The Lone Ranger and how the role changed his life forever! Read the text of a radio interview conducted with Clayton 20 years ago, long before his book "I Was That Masked Man" was published! Get the answers to some Frequently Asked Questions about both The Lone Ranger and Clayton Moore! Check out the lyrics to a 1979 song written about Clayton's battle to keep wearing the Lone Ranger mask. The song is called Keep The Mask On The Lone Ranger. Go to other sites with information on both The Lone Ranger and Clayton Moore, Westerns or Serials. You can also send us an e-mail message! We also have a brand new Guestbook that replaces our previous one. Please

14. CLAYTON MOORE MEMORIAL Personal Memories of clayton moore The Lone Ranger and his faithful friend Tonto played by the Canadian Actor Jay Silverheels Hi Yo Silver Away "The Lone Ranger" "clayton moore.". But to Me He will always be http://nimst.tripod.com/cgi-bin/UC1.html

"CLAYTON MOORE" Jack Carlton Moore To most of You he was, "The Lone Ranger","Clayton Moore." But to Me He will always be "Uncle Clayton." You all came to know Him as a hero of good against evil. That was true of the man in his private life as well as his public life. He was a gentleman with strong morals and convictions. I was moved to decent values by his strong influences and ability to motivate all that is good in people. He was born Jack Carlton Moore in Chicago on Sept. 14, 1914. He came to Hollywood in the late 1930s to try his hand at acting. While there he met a producer named, Eddie Small. Mr Small suggested he change his first name to 'Clayton.' He started with work as an extra and bit parts. Then He worked in movie serials and a few dozen or so B movies. Mostly as the bad guy. Movies like "Kit Carson" "International Lady" and "The Gay Amigo." He was the leading man in the 1942 serial "The Perils of Nyoka" Later Titled "Nyoka and the Tigermen" In 1949 he was chosen from among 75 actors to become "The Lone Ranger." He finally found the perfect role.

15. CLAYTON MOORE, FILM CREDITS clayton moore FILM CREDITS. clayton moore appeared in these movies.WHEN WERE YOU BORN? 1938; COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN 1938; CRIME http://members.tripod.com/~ClaytonMoore/clayfilm.html

CLAYTON MOORE FILM CREDITS Clayton Moore appeared in these movies. WHEN WERE YOU BORN? [1938] COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN [1938] CRIME SCHOOL [1938] GO CHASE YOURSELF [1938] RADIO HAMS [1939] SERGEANT MADDEN [1939] KIT CARSON [1940] THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO [1940] INTERNATIONAL LADY [1941] TUXEDO JUNCTION [1941] BLACK DRAGONS [1942] HELLO ANNAPOLIS [1942] OUTLAWS OF PINE RIDGE [1942] NYOKA AND THE TIGERMEN [1942] CYCLOTRODE "X" [1946] HELDORADO [1946] THE BACHELOR'S DAUGHTER [1946] ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL [1947] EL DORADO PASS [1948] THE PLUNDERERS [1948] MARSHALL OF AMARILLO [1948] THE COWBOYS AND THE INDIANS [1949] SOUTH OF DEATH VALLEY [1949] BANDITS OF ELDORADO [1949] MASKED RAIDERS [1949] RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING PINES [1949] SHERIFF OF WICHITA [1949] FAR FRONTIER, THE [1949] THE GAY AMIGO [1949] LEGEND OF THE LONE RANGER [1949] ORIGIN OF THE LONE RANGER, THE [1949] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 1 [1950] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 2 [1950] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 3 [1950] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 4 [1950] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 5 [1950] LONE RANGER, THE - VOL. 6 [1950]

16. Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. clayton moore as the Lone Ranger rides again. http://members.tripod.com/~ClaytonMoore/index.html

Please Sign My Guest Book Please View My Guest Book Lone Ranger News and FAQ Internal Links ... Lone Ranger Related Links CLAYTON MOORE, THE LONE RANGER RETURN WITH US NOW TO THE THRILLING DAYS OF YESTERYEAR! CLAYTON MOORE AS THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN! Click on the above button to hear "Hi Yo Silver, Away" Click this line to hear The Lone Ranger Theme Song, The William Tell Overture "The Lone Ranger! "Hi Yo Silver!" A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi Yo Silver!" The Lone Ranger. "Hi Yo Silver, away!" With his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains, led the fight for law and order in the early west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The Lone Ranger rides again! The Lone Ranger Creed! By: Fran Striker "I believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created equal and that everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. That God put the firewood there but that every man must gather and light it himself.

17. What A Character! Tribute to underrated actors with photos, profiles, and filmographies. Includes Mason Adams, Jim Backus, Bea Benaderet, Hamilton Camp, Scatman Crothers, Walker Edmiston, John Fiedler, Frank Gorshin, Edward Everett Horton, Julie Kavner, Paul Lynde, E.G. Marshall, Chuck McCann, Edie McClurg, Howard Morris, clayton moore, Frank Nelson, Vic Perrin, Jack Riley, Hal Smith, Olan Soul©, Arnold Stang, and many others. http://what-a-character.com/

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19. Mary's Clayton Moore Guestbook clayton moore contributed to the person I am today. Great! Now I have moreinfo on Jay Silverheels and clayton moore. Great photos and bio. http://www.outofthenight.com/gb/cmbook.html

To love is to remember, And this is here to show You're lovingly remembered Far more often than you know~ Remembered for your special ways, Your warmth and kindness too~ To love is to remember, And my heart remembers you. Mary Click here to leave a message. Please post only once. Thank you. Truly a hero that we could look up to, as we grew up. He was a man of God, and displayed the love and courage, and pursuit of justice that transcends TV, into real life. -Stephen theortician@hotmail.com - Thursday, March 27, 2003 at 09:48:35 (PST) Thanks for all the memories. jcp1943@msn.com - Wednesday, March 26, 2003 at 23:41:47 (PST) Great job on your site. Loved the films when I was a young boy growing up in California. Spent many a hot Saturday in a cool movie house. Thanks. jaybird150@wmconnect.com - Monday, March 10, 2003 at 16:40:18 (PST) I am a long time fan, however this is my first visit since I'm not real computer with it. I love this though. I would loved to have met the masked man. Who knows, maybe in heaven. r4j.hamilton@juno.com

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