The Lone Ranger

Ranger Reid, the sole surviving Texas Ranger of a murderous ambush, becomes the great masked hero with his companion, Tonto.

The origin of the Lone Ranger's horse Silver and his use of silver bullets is explained.

A man is being forced to sell the ranch he inherited from his father, but the Ranger and Tonto step in to rescue him and restore the ranch.

When a family settles on land right in the middle of a gang war, refusing to be scared away, the Ranger uses their determination to set a trap.

A promoter's desperate desire to own a famous war horse results in the robbery of the animal, and a hostage situation involving the owner's son.

Pete and Pedro don't like working, until the Lone Ranger persuades them to help an attractive young woman save her ranch.

The Indian agent and his henchmen threaten to kill Tonto and his old friend Chief Swift Eagle.

A murder is pinned on two cowboys who strike it rich, until the Lone Ranger traps the real killer.

The Ranger and Tonto aid a short rancher who is so embarrassed by his height he resorts to specially made platform shoes to add inches to his stature.

When a stage coach driver is robbed and left for dead, the Ranger goes on a quest to find out what was so important that someone would want him dead.

When a released prisoner threatens revenge on those who got him locked up and people start to die, the Ranger is accused of aiding in the murders.

When a bank robber is released from prison, he is determined to recover the stolen money and kill his two outlaw partners for whom he took the rap.

The Lone Ranger pretends to be a notorious outlaw so he can join a gang that is holding the sheriff's fiancée hostage and save her.

Joe Peter's sister visits her brother for the first time in 30 years. Only now he's being impersonated by escaped jailbird Biff Baker.

The Ranger investigates why a series of Wells Fargo robberies throughout the territory seem to have spared Boone County.