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	Encyclopedia: Clayton Moore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Moore was so identified, both in his own mind and in the public mind, with the Ranger that he is the only person on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as of 2004, to have his character's name along with his on the star, which reads, "Clayton Moore â” The Lone Ranger".
		However, according to his publicist was in June, 1914, but it is common practice for actors to shave years off of their age in order to continue to be considered for leading roles which they might otherwise be considered too old for, and many believe that the year sometimes given, 1908, is probably more accurate.
		Clayton Moore died in 1999 of emphysema and was buried in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.
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	Clayton Moore, television's 'Lone Ranger,' dies at age 85 - 12/28/99
		Moore died of a heart attack in the emergency room at West Hills Hospital, where he was taken early Tuesday, said Rick Miller, the hospital's vice president for business development.
		Moore's film career stretched back to the 1930s, but essentially he was known only as "The Lone Ranger" in the TV Western series of that name and a couple of movie spinoffs.
		Moore appeared in all but a couple of seasons in the early '50s when he sat out a contract dispute with the producers and actor John Hart replaced him.
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	Zap2it - TV news - Lone Ranger Clayton Moore Dies
		Moore was rushed to the West Hills Hospital emergency room Tuesday morning and died at 9:20 a.m., according to a hospital spokesman.
		Moore took the saddle--as a Texas lawman left for dead who returns to fight evil anonymously--when "The Lone Ranger" moved from radio to TV in 1949.
		In 1978, the Wrather Corporation, which owned the rights to "The Lone Ranger," declared that the 60-something Moore was too old to play the hero in their new film and got a court injunction to keep Moore from donning his signature mask.
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	Wild Fire's Lone Ranger Pages
		Clayton was chosen to play the part, pretty much due to his masked performance in "The Ghost of Zorro" that caught the eye of Lone Ranger owner, George Trendle.
		Clayton, on the other hand, was old hat to film, also familiar with the six shooter and horses from his many previous western roles and had great physical presence due to his atheletic abilities.
		Clayton was for the most part, fully retired in recent years, living at his home in Calabasas, with his current wife, Clarita.
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	The Clayton Moore Memorial
		Moore often had said that his childhood goal in life was to either be a policeman or a cowboy.
		Between the speeches, clips of Moore’s career were shown and the crowd responded loudly at the sound of the William Tell overture.
		Clayton’s last public appearance at the 1998 Golden Boot Awards, where he was inducted into the hall of fame was shown.
	thenostalgialeague.com /olmag/ranger.htm (848 words)

	Clayton Moore Memorial Page
		Clayton is gone now, but to his fans, his memory will live on forever, as 'THE LONE RANGER", and he will remain in our hearts as Clayton Moore, the person we admired and loved for fifty years.
		Clayton Moore took a job that lasted a mere 8 years and devoted himself to the heart and soul of the character.
		Moore’s family will find some comfort in the fact that the spirit of the Lone Ranger lives on and that there are generations of children, past and present, who have tried and still try to live up to the values that The Lone Ranger character and Clayton Moore himself represented.
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	Wild Fire's Lone Ranger Pics with Silver
		Clayton Moore, who portrayed the Lone Ranger in the majority of the television shows, indicated they were Morabs, part Morgan and part Arabian.
		Bill Ward was Clayton's stand in and stunt double as well as one of the shows wranglers early in the TV series (1949 through 1954).
		Clayton did work out Silver #1 often on his own and on the trails around his residence while living in Tarzana and would go on tour with Silver#2 but the horse he actually owned was a buckskin named "Buck".
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	moore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Moore came to the role after a relatively distinguished career in Saturday morning movie house serials.
		He said he believed with all his heart in the Ranger’s creed, which included the somewhat mysterious motto: “That God put the firewood there, but every man must gather it and light it himself.” The rest of the creed was relatively bland and included nothing at all about hunting down bad guys.
		The toughest spot Moore ever found himself in was in 1979, when a movie company got an injunction to prevent him from wearing the mask.
	www.goodbyemag.com /nov99/moore.html (549 words)

	Internet Obituary Network, Obituary for Clayton Moore, Actor Playing The Lone Ranger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Clayton Moore, actor playing The Lone Ranger, died December 28, 1999.
		Four years later, after taking the name Clayton, he headed out to Hollywood and worked as an extra and sometimes as a stuntman.
		In 1975 Wrather Corporation won a court injunction forbidding Moore from appearing as the Lone Ranger, and the famous fl mask was replaced with a pair of wrap-around sunglasses.
	obits.com /moorec.html (318 words)

	Clayton Moore
		Starring Clayton Moore as the title character and Jay Silverheels as his faithful companion, Tonto, The Lone Ranger went on to become one of the most popular westerns in history.
		Clayton Moore passed away in 1999, but he has left us the legacy of a lawman that always shot to wound, not kill, and never sought personal reward for his good deeds.
		Through Moore's portrayal, The Lone Ranger has become a symbol of individualism and justice that transcends its time and genre.
	www.dvdvan.com /find/Actor/DVD/Clayton%20Moore/page-1.html (779 words)

	Clayton moore - Mary's Clayton Moore Fan Site
		Clayton Moore was born on 14 September 1914 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
		Clayton Moore, the man who rode to fame as the Lone Ranger in the 1950s, has died of a heart attack at the age of 85.
		Clayton Moore, the Lone Ranger: Return with us now to those thrilling days of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger rides again.
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	RootsWeb: KYWOLFE-L [KYWOLFE-L] CLAYTON MOORE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		CLAYTON MOORE DIES IN CLARK, RITES IN WOLFE
		Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at two o'clock for Clayton C. Moore, who died Friday, Dec. 31 in Clark County hospital after a lenghty illness.
		R.S. Moore, Campton; 2 sisters, Miss Lucy Moore, Campton, and Mrs.
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	~T.V. Los Angeles Archives - Clayton Moore, TV's Lone Ranger, Dies At Age 85 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Clayton Moore, TV's Lone Ranger, Dies At Age 85
		Clayton Moore, the masked man who played The Lone Ranger on television and raced into our living rooms saying "Hi, Yo Silver" to the music of The William Tell Overture, died Tuesday (Dec. 28) of a heart attack in West Hills Hospital, just outside Los Angeles.
		Moore appeared in costume years after the show ended, and even won a court battle over rights to use the image.
	www.tvla.com /archives/dec1999.htm (118 words)

	Tune Lovers Web Pages (Cowboy Song Corral) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Clayton Moore was born Jack Carlton Moore on September 14, 1914.
		Moore became so identified with The Lone Ranger character that he continued to wear the mask even after the show ended in 1957.
		Clayton Moore died on December 28, 1999 at the age of 85.
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	The Lone Ranger
		The autobiography of Clayton Moore, in paperback by Taylor Publishing in August, 1998.
		Special thanks also to Frank Thompson, Mark Largent and Steve Jensen for their contributions and, of course, to Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels for all those thrilling days of yesteryear.
		Lone Ranger, The Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, "I Was That Masked Man" (c) 1996 Clayton Moore, Published by Taylor Publications, Inc. All rights reserved.
	www.debac.net /lone_ranger.htm (1057 words)

	The Lone Ranger - Frequently Asked Questions
		According to a hospital spokesman, Clayton died as the result of a heart attack.
		Apparently, the Wrather Corporation thought there would be too much confusion in the mind of the public if Clayton Moore was still out making personal appearances as The Lone Ranger and the star of the new movie, Klinton Spilsbury, was also out making personal appearances.
		In the first season of the TV show, he wore a smaller mask that was a purple color.
	www.geocities.com /TelevisionCity/7286/faq.html (1317 words)

	LookSmart - Clayton Moore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Find a huge amount of info about Clayton Moore and "The Lone Ranger," with photos, an episode guide, film and TV credits, and news.
		Fan takes a look at the western hero and the actor who portrayed him in the 50s TV series.
		Join the Zeal community and help build the "Clayton Moore" Directory Category.
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	Clayton Moore - Jay Silverheels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jay was a full-blooded Mohawk born on the Six Nations Indian Reservation in Brantford, Ontario, Canada and was one of seven brothers and sisters.
		Like Clayton, Jay also started out as an athlete before becoming an actor.
		He formed the Indian Actors Workshop in Echo Park in the late 1960's and actively encouraged talented young performers to study their craft there.
	www.celebhost.net /claytonmoore/jay.html (202 words)

	CLAYTON MOORE MEMORIAL
		Uncle Clayton loved to share with his favorite fans.
		"Uncle Clayton" Facts: Click to View or Add Text.
		" Clayton Moore - 'I Was That Masked Man' "
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	Clayton Moore Title Search
		Like Clayton Moore, it is a flower that dies at eve,
		of Clayton Moore shall stir the soul into a restless flame.
		There is no rest by day, no sleep by night; The eyes are blinded by the dazzling light.
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	Darsteller Clayton Moore Film-Tauschbörse: Film Tauschbörse kostenlos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Darsteller: [Clayton Moore] [Jay Silverheels] [Douglas Kennedy] [Charles Watts] [Noreen Nash] [Ralph Moody] [Lisa Montell] [John Miljan] [Dean Fredericks] [Maurice Jara] [William Henry] [Lane Bradford] [Belle Mitchell]
		Darsteller: [Clayton Moore] [Jay Silverheels] [Lyle Bettger] [Bonita Granville] [Perry Lopez] [Robert J. Wilke] [John Pickard] [Beverly Washburn] [Michael Ansara] [Frank DeKova] [Charles Meredith] [Mickey Simpson] [Zon Murray] [Lane Chandler]
		Darsteller: [Colleen Moore] [Gary Cooper] [Burr McIntosh] [George Cooper] [Cleve Moore] [Kathryn McGuire] [Eugenie Besserer] [Emile Chautard] [Jack Stoney] [Edward Dillon] [Dick Grace] [Stuart Knox] [Harlan Hilton] [Richard Jarvis] [Jack Ponder] [Dan Dowling] [Eddie Clayton] [Philo McCoullough] [Nelson McDowell] [J.
	www.film-tauschboerse.de /video/tauschen/video/filme/Clayton+Moore/darsteller.htm (440 words)

	TV ACRES: Nicknames (Celebrity & Character Monikers, Pseudonyms, Aliases)
		"The Lone Ranger" (Clayton Moore/John Hart) on the western adventure THE LONE RANGER/ABC/1949-57.
		The word "Kemo Sabe" was actually inspired by James Jewell, the director of the original Lone Ranger radio series that debuted on January 30, 1933.
		His nickname "Kingfish" was derived from his title as the head of the local fraternal organization "The Mystic Knights of the Sea" located in Harlem, New York City.
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	The Lone Ranger: A Portrait of Clayton Moore
		The Lone Ranger: A Portrait of Clayton Moore
		Many a boy, and girl, grew up in the 1950's with Clayton Moore on the screen of
		Clayton Moore passed on recently, but was the
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	The Lone Ranger and Clayton Moore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		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!
		Go to other sites with information on both The Lone Ranger and Clayton Moore, Westerns or Serials.
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	DIRECTORY - PEOPLE CLAYTON MOORE - ARTS AND PEOPLE CLAYTON MOORE
		»Clayton Moore Memorial - Personal memories of Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger, include a large picture gallery with commentary, facts, related links, and trivia.
		»Clayton Moore, the Lone Ranger - Information on the actor and the series such as news, FAQs, credits, television series synopsis and guide, pictures, music/audio clip, stories and memorials.
		»Clayton Moore Tribute - Features photographs, biography, filmography, comic books, memorial, and links.
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	Clayton Moore, actor, The Lone Ranger, dies at 85 December 28 in History
		Clayton Moore, actor, The Lone Ranger, dies at 85 December 28 in History
		Clayton Moore, actor, The Lone Ranger, dies at 85
		There are those who say to you - we are rushing this issue of civil rights.
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	Clayton Moore, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Lone Ranger September 14 in History
		Clayton Moore, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Lone Ranger September 14 in History
		Clayton Moore, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Lone Ranger
		Never be lucid, never state, if you would be regarded great.
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