4:18 THE PERSON THAT PLAYS RUSTY IS A REAL GOOD ACTOR, I LIKE THE DIFFERENT PARTS THAT HE PLAYS. I THINK I'VE EVEN SEEN HIM ON BONANZA. I WONDER WHO HE IS❤❤❤❤❤
The role of Rusty in this episode was played by the inimitable Hank Worden. Hank was, indeed, a "real good actor". He was a character acter who had the same basic persona in each role he appeared in, motion pictures and television. One of his memorable motion picture roles was as Mose in The Searchers
Don't know about that one but lots of music used in the old-time programs (including the Lone Ranger) were actually classical music overtures. The theme from the Lone Ranger is an overture from the opera Guillaume Tell (William Tell).
In reality, the real Lone Ranger was a formerly enslaved man, Bass Reeves, who became the first Black deputy U.S. Marshal west of the Mississippi River.
He"s " took care of" your know that's not a proper use of the English language don't you, oh my" He's took care of too?? again, are you unaware of the proper use of our language, or maybe you just don't care, HUH??..........................rich....................acoG..............this is supposed to be funny.
In only a few episodes LR has a reputation that crosses the west and spans generations.
4:18 THE PERSON THAT PLAYS RUSTY IS A REAL GOOD ACTOR, I LIKE THE DIFFERENT PARTS THAT HE PLAYS. I THINK I'VE EVEN SEEN HIM ON BONANZA. I WONDER WHO HE IS❤❤❤❤❤
The role of Rusty in this episode was played by the inimitable Hank Worden. Hank was, indeed, a "real good actor". He was a character acter who had the same basic persona in each role he appeared in, motion pictures and television. One of his memorable motion picture roles was as Mose in The Searchers
Ray Bennett who played Hard Rock played one of the prison guards in James Cagney's White Heat (uncredited)
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Thanks for posting this. Does anyone know the name of the song that starts at 15:42?
Don't know about that one but lots of music used in the old-time programs (including the Lone Ranger) were actually classical music overtures. The theme from the Lone Ranger is an overture from the opera Guillaume Tell (William Tell).
In reality, the real Lone Ranger was a formerly enslaved man, Bass Reeves, who became the first Black deputy U.S. Marshal west of the Mississippi River.
Nice to have friends............😁 Imagine what he would have done to Rusty if he hated him 🤑🤑....at least he said sorry
I definitely remember
That was a donkey not a mule.
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Good cheap entertainment
Public Domain.
Can't get cheaper than that. Gives kids in the future a window into what previous generations grew up on.
Hardrock was one nasty human being.funny how violent kids shows were back then.
That was violent ? Nah that was tame.
This was a kids' show?
@@newsreach when i was young they had kids lunchboxes and other stuff.figured it was so corny had to be for kids
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He"s " took care of" your know that's not a proper use of the English language don't you, oh my" He's took care of too?? again, are you unaware of the proper use of our language, or maybe you just don't care, HUH??..........................rich....................acoG..............this is supposed to be funny.
He also said,"...he was laying right here..." at 12:34.
cool but who cares?
And Tonto speaks English fluently and in a grammatically correct way, I suppose?
It would have been more convincing if you had checked the spelling, grammar, etc. in your message before you sent it!!
He obviously didn't get his grade 10
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