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The Lone Ranger
Directed by
Stuart Heisler
Not Rated
1956
86m
Adventure
,
Western
,
and more
6.5
90%
83%
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Kilgore to mine silver on Indian land. The mountain he wants is sacred to the Indians.
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Cast of The Lone Ranger
Clayton Moore
The Lone Ranger
Jay Silverheels
Tonto
Lyle Bettger
Reece Kilgore
Bonita Granville
Welcome Kilgore
Perry Lopez
Pete Ramirez
Robert J. Wilke
Cassidy
John Pickard
Sheriff Sam Kimberley
Beverly Washburn
Lila Kilgore
Michael Ansara
Angry Horse
Frank De Kova
Chief Red Hawk
Charles Meredith
Governor
Mickey Simpson
Powder
Zon Murray
Goss
Lane Chandler
Chip Walker
Malcolm Atterbury
Phineas Tripp (uncredited)
Kermit Maynard
Rev. Purdy (uncredited)
Jack Mower
Townsman (uncredited)
Buddy Roosevelt
Rider (uncredited)
William Schallert
Clive - Secretary (uncredited)
Robert B. Williams
U.S. Marshal, Abilene (uncredited)
Rush Williams
Knuckles (uncredited)
Stuart Heisler
Director
Herb Meadow
Writer
Willis Goldbeck
Producer
Jack Wrather
Producer
The Lone Ranger Ratings & Reviews
San Francisco Examiner
Hortense Morton (Screen Scout)
Moore and Silverheels are apt in performance. And, it's pleasant to see Bonita Granville back on a cast list... Fast riding, gallantry on the range, and virtue winning over vice, all against a colorful background, make for a tidy package of suspense.
Buffalo News
Jeanette Eichel
Men, women and children were exhilarated by [the Lone Ranger's] energetic bravura and richly rewarded by the unfolding episode's chills and thrills.
New York Daily News
Wanda Hale
The new movie starring the masked rider who has given kids of the country, and some grownup kids, so much pleasure for so long a time... is a pretty good western, better than I expected.
New York Times
Bosley Crowther
[The Lone Ranger] has the unwearied spirit of a noisy kid. That is to say, Stuart Heisler, who directed this outdoor jamboree, has kept it moving at the pace of a cattle stampede, with dust flying and bodies bouncing around like kegs.
Harrison's Reports
P.S. Harrison
The Lone Ranger should prove to be a treat for the youngsters, as well as their elders who are dyed-in-the-wool Western fans. It offers little, however, to make it palatable for those who are not particularly fond of this type of entertainment.
Photoplay
Janet Graves
Bonita Granville draws sympathy as Bettger's gentle, ill-treated wife, and Perry Lopez shows appeal in too short a role.
Variety
William Brogdon
[The production uses] the the scenic splendor of Southern Utah to provide beautiful backdrop for the Herb Meadow script. Stuart Heisler's direction is actionful and excellent. Some of the fight sequences he stages are thrillingly rugged.
America Magazine
Moira Walsh
The picture proceeds exactly according to formula. It has enough elementary action to have provided a bonanza for stunt men but its appeal would appear to be limited strictly to small boys of all ages.
Christian Science Monitor
Rod Nordell
This film will no doubt draw laughter of sophisticates, with its clichés of plot and character... But the story is really only a framework for action. And The Lone Ranger offers almost everything in the book.
Detroit Free Press
Helen Bower
This new movie should give new life to his legend. Like their fathers before them, in she small boys may be running around with masked faces, having forgotten Hopalong Cassidy and Davy Crockett.
Miami Herald
Bob Freund
It plays rather well, as program Westerns go.
Washington Star
Harry MacArthur
The Lone Ranger does have enough action to keep devotees of the series happy... Cattle stampedes, hand-to-hand encounters, dynamiting and sundry other embellishments add their uproar to the noise of gunfire.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Win Fanning
It is perhaps unfair to saddle [Screenwriter Herb] Meadow with all the blame. It is difficult to imagine just what a writer forced to work within the confines of this childish legend could possibly come up with except a "B" category Western.
Baltimore Sun
R.H. Gardner
[Screenwriter Herb Meadows] has sustained this mellow flavor of the old Saturday afternoon Western throughout.
Los Angeles Times
Philip K. Scheuer
The Lone Ranger is now, for the first time, a theater movie -- and it puts the western right back where it was in the galloping flickers, be fore words like '"psychological" and "offbeat" came into the screen lexicon.
Kansas City Star
KC Star Staff
The difference in mediums has occasioned no departure in the characterizations of Clayton Moore as the masked stalwart or Jay Silverheels as Tonto, with both living up to past traditions of cunning and daring.
Film Threat
Alan Ng
It's a fun watch.
Common Sense Media
Brian Costello
Hi-ho, Silver! '50s-style Western gunplay abounds.
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