Dawn Moore told the audience that through the years, her father gave away memorabilia attached to his iconic western character, but he never parted with the Lone Ranger’s creed. The creed’s ...

“He not only acted out the Lone Ranger’s Creed on TV, but lived it.” The Creed, written by Fran Striker in 1933 for the original Lone Ranger radio show, was an ethical guide that emphasized ...

"I believe in my Creator, my country, my fellow man." — Lone Ranger creed "The Lone Ranger" also helped popularize for generations of Americans "The William Tell Overture," used as its theme song.

Dawn Moore, whose own career is in luxury retail and marketing, expects to spend more time this year remembering her father’s career and his commitment to the old “Lone Ranger Creed,” which ...

Makers of the new “Lone Ranger” movie, not so much ... Striker famously wrote a creed of beliefs for his character. It begins: “I believe that to have a friend, a man must be one.

The Lone Ranger Season 4 Episode 32 – “The Tell-Tale Bullet” aired on April 14, 1955. Outlaw Cash Nasby (John Cason) is out from jail while the Lone Ranger is visiting the town of Jarvis.

Moore opened The Lone Ranger at the beginning of its television run that started in 1949 with “Enter the Lone Ranger.” As the sole surviving Texas Ranger after a lethal ambush, the titular ...