July 29,1958-London,England-August 6, 1958-Belfast,Ireland
"The Law and the Lawman"
England says no to The Lone Ranger's tools of justice.
Being a man who always followed the letter of the law.
Uncle Clayton took the confiscation of his guns in stride.
It did not stop him from making his most important appearances.
Greeting his young fans at the children's ward at the local hosiptals.
"The children in those sad hospitals wards
knew the Lone Ranger and were tickled to meet him."
Clayton Moore - I Was That Masked Man

Sunday August 19, 1984-Newhall, CA
Western Walk of Fame--Walk of Western Stars
Uncle Clayton sits with Robert Conrad {Wild Wild West},
and Dennis Weaver {Gunsmoke}, during the ceremonies.
The first original 'Television Cowboy' is honored by his fans
for the many years of great entertainment.
"Newhall was a great movie location in the old days."
Clayton Moore - I Was That Masked Man.



Hollywood, Ca - 08/22/79 - Moore vs Wrather.
You Can't Take The Mask Off The Lone Ranger.
"I've been the Lone Ranger for 30 years
and I've never wanted to do anything else
since the show shutdown in 1956."
So said Uncle Clayton when asked what he was
feeling about Jack Wrather's restraining order.
He wished Mr. Spilsbury well and
success with the new Lone Ranger movie.
But He refused to give up His life.
The Lone Ranger was everything to him.
"It made me a better person, a better American.
I believe in fair play, honesty and respect.
I will not give up the character
that portrays these important values."
It would be a five year battle. He never lost hope.
Thanks to the best fans in the world.
He would emerge victorious.

Friday Janurary 16, 1985-Hollywood, CA
"We have a Winner."
When you look very closely into Uncle Clayton's eyes,
you will see not only pleasure from his victory.
But you will also see his sincere love for all of you as well.
He was profoundly touched by your incredible support.
Your love and devotion was, and is, without reproach.
You stopped a large corporation from making a terrible mistake.
Never has the term, 'Power to the People'
been more forcibly proven than when all of You
stood behind him in his fight to retain his mask.
He was amazed at the tremendous
amount of letters written in his behalf.
"The way the fans rallied behind me was so wonderful,
I felt ten feet tall."
Clayton Moore - I Was That Masked Man

Saturday June 6 1987-Hollywood, CA
That's "Hi-Yo, Silver!"
Uncle Clayton accepts the only star on the
"Hollywood Walk of Fame"
that is engraved with both the name of the actor,
and the name of the character he perfected with love.
'Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger.'
"Now here it was, in letters of brass,
a permamemt part of Hollywood history."
Clayton Moore - I Was That Masked Man.

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