The Lone Ranger (1956 film) Quotes

The Lone Ranger (1956 film) is a television show that first aired in 1970 . The Lone Ranger stopped airing in 1970.

It features Willis Goldbeck as producer, David Buttolph in charge of musical score, and Edwin B. DuPar as head of cinematography.

The Lone Ranger (1956 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of The Lone Ranger (1956 film) is 81 minutes long. The Lone Ranger (1956 film) is distributed by Warner Bros..

The cast includes: Clayton Moore as The Lone Ranger, Jay Silverheels as Tonto, Charles Meredith as Governor, Perry Lopez as Pete Ramirez, Lyle Bettger as Reece Kilgore, Robert J. Wilke as Cassidy, Mickey Simpson as Powder, Bonita Granville as Welcome Kilgore, Frank DeKova as Chief Red Hawk, John Pickard as Sheriff Sam Kimberley, and Michael Ansara as Angry Horse.

The Lone Ranger (1956 film) Quotes

Lyle Bettger as Reece Kilgore

• (Lyle Bettger) "What are you, a renegade? A bandit? What kind of man are you, siding with the Indians against his own people? What's your grudge against me?"
• (Clayton Moore) "I'm taking you in for murder, Kilgore."

• (Lyle Bettger) "You hate the smell of animals, the smell of leather, the wind, the Indians, everything you see. Talk about being afraid. What aren't you afraid of?"
• (Bonita Granville) "You make me afraid."

• (Lyle Bettger) "Hope you had no trouble on the road."
• (Charles Meredith) "Were we really in danger from Indians, Mr. Kilgore? My secretary, Mr. Clive, thinks you warned us about that just to put some spice into the journey."

Robert J. Wilke as Cassidy

• (John Muller) "What proof do you have they were Indians?"
• (Robert J. Wilke) "You wouldn't believe an Indian was bad if he scalped you. You'd say it was cooler that way."

• (Robert J. Wilke) "Are you loco?"
• (John Pickard) "Could be, but I'm wearing the star."
• (Robert J. Wilke) "Pin it on your britches. You're bustin' out of them."

• (Robert J. Wilke) "Well, gents. It's the same thing as a year ago. We need extra hands for the roundup and drive to Abilene. Who likes Mr. Kilgore's money? Owney Stewart?"
• (Robert J. Wilke) "Spanish Charlie? This town must be gettin' deep. I said I'm hiring for Reece Kilgore. Any of you got a case against him or me, holler out now and I'll hear it."
• (Mickey Simpson) "Looks like we ain't so popular, Cassidy."
• (Robert J. Wilke) "They don't speak up, I'll pick the ones I want."

Clayton Moore as The Lone Ranger

• (Clayton Moore) "There must be no more talk of fighting."
• (Michael Ansara) "That true. Much talk make warrior weak. Red Hawk talk all time. Angry Horse not talk."

• (Clayton Moore) "Tonto, those drums are summoning the tribes to war."
• (Jay Silverheels) "That plenty bad, Ke-Mo Sah-Bee. Ranchers talk war all time. Indians make ready. Soon war start. And they fight. Fight."

• (Clayton Moore) "Tonto, boundary markers."
• (Jay Silverheels) "Ah, that Indian reservation. Taboo for white men."

• (Clayton Moore) "Tonto, keep out of trouble."
• (Jay Silverheels) "Trouble find Tonto even when him not look for it."

• (Clayton Moore) "Hi-yo, Silver. Away."

• (Clayton Moore) "Governor, outlaws live in a lonesome world; a world of fear. Fear of the mysterious. I made this mask from my dead brother's clothing. I've worked from behind it ever since. I'll wear this mask until justice has been dealt to the last murderer and outlaw."

Frank DeKova as Chief Red Hawk

• (Frank DeKova) "Red Hawk not understand white man way of peace. Maybe better fight. Maybe Red Hawk, him fight one last time."

Charles Meredith as Governor

• (Charles Meredith) "How's a politician to know who's telling him the truth? It may well be that Kilgore's solution is the only one possible. Move Red Hawk and his people away from the ranchers. Settle them on another reservation."
• (Clayton Moore) "Just means breakin' another promise to them Indians. That oughta come easy by now."

• (Charles Meredith) "I know we have certain problems. Once again, Indians and white men are watching each other over their gun sights. We must put an end to that. We must establish reason, justice, and peace. Because only then can I stand before the Congress in Washington and say what I say to you now, this territory must and shall become a State."

Michael Ansara as Angry Horse

• (Michael Ansara) "Red Hawk no more tell what do. Red Hawk old. No more fight. Angry Horse, not old. Better Angry Horse be chief."
• (Clayton Moore) "Always the young buffalo wish to kill the old buffalo and take his place. And he does kill the old buffalo because he has youth and strength, but has he the wisdom to lead the herd?"

Perry Lopez as Pete Ramirez

• (Perry Lopez) "They do enough stealing around here. If you'll excuse the word. I wouldn't want to insult a couple of fellas that just saved my life."
• (Clayton Moore) "I told you I'm not a bandit. But if you'd like to be grateful, you won't talk about seeing us. We'd appreciate that."

• (Perry Lopez) "Out of the frying pan and into the fire."
• (Clayton Moore) "Don't worry about this mask, it's on the side of the law."
• (Perry Lopez) "Sure. Anyway, you won't get much. All I got is one small herd and them redskins sure cut it up."

Bonita Granville as Welcome Kilgore

• (Bonita Granville) "Wait. But I wanted him to stay. I wanted to thank him."
• (The Padre) "When his work is finished, he rides away."
• (Bonita Granville) "But I wanted to see his face, to ask his name."
• (The Padre) "You cannot see his face. He will wear the mask until there is no longer any need for it. And his name is the Lone Ranger."
• (Clayton Moore) "Hi-Yo, Silver. Away."

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