Speaker 1: A fiery horse with speed, a lighter cloud of dust,
and a hockey high old Silver, and a lone ranger.
When the Western United States was first open to Hutler's
gun law rule the range, the coming of the railroad
was a civilizing influence, but it was the masked rider
of the Plains who did most to bring law and
order to the frontier astride his great horse Silver. He
fought crime and criminals through the lengths and breadth of
seven States, and the memory of his deeds will remain
with us as long as the memory of the early
West itself return with us once more to those thrilling
days of yesteryear. From out of the pass, from the
thundering hoof beats of silver, the.
Speaker 2: Lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 1: Robert lympe Davis led one of the most daring bands
of outlaws in the West. Ruthless himself, he demanded the
same quality in his men. As our story opens, we
see them crouched in a clump of trees near the
newly opened railroad line. A pile of logs have been
placed on the track, and as Limpy steps out of
cover and looks toward the east, he.
Speaker 3: Says what's the time where most ten o'clock? And that
tutue train ought to be coming along right soon st
No Olympy. Yeah, and it's bringing us about ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Figure the Stevens will pay that much.
Speaker 5: Case blame right, they will.
Speaker 3: They ain't got no where they came with this young
fellow in the train and leaving everything we got to him.
You'll be worth that much, or it seems darn funny.
They ain't never seen him afore. There ain't nobody around
here ever seen him. He's part and old Jake Stevens
as brothers. But they fought about something while there was
a couple of young books, and ain't never anything to
do with each other's hints. And now he's going to
come into everything they wills, Mom Brays have all the luck.
Speaker 5: You won't think he's so lucky when he meets up
with us. Yeah, what in blazes is keeping that train anyhow?
Speaker 3: What I'm worrying about is whether the fellas in the
engine will see the logs we power on the track
in time to stop without wrecking the train.
Speaker 4: Don't worry, they'll see them in plenty of time.
Speaker 3: And another thing, are we gonna know this fellow Rich Stevens.
When we meet up with him, we'll located. We've gotta
search everybody that's running the curs.
Speaker 6: Besides Lambroady, who was a tall, young fellow with sort
of sandy hair.
Speaker 5: It's a swell description. You'd worry your head cash in
the bank.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I know you, fellas was anywhere around.
Speaker 2: There's the train.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can see it coming around the far bend.
Speaker 4: Gosh, just think of traveling without a horse.
Speaker 5: You fellas know just what you're to do. Yeah, we know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Irvin showed you hold a gun on the two
fellows in the engine. All right, Mac, you ain't Ready'll
see that nobody gets a shot at the weapon when
we bore the train, and you, Pete, you'll bring up
the horses as we make a getaway fast.
Speaker 4: Everything's straight, foss.
Speaker 5: It better be the fella.
Speaker 3: That makes a mistake will have me to deal with.
Speaker 4: Gosh, ain't they gonna see them long?
Speaker 3: That'll be so all fired, pitchy, keep better cycle, fellas
gonna train.
Speaker 7: Stops seen alongs all right?
Speaker 2: Sure, dad, this whole still he'll be stopping, so.
Speaker 8: They'll stop right him out here.
Speaker 9: Not having a fit, all right, Ellseavy, what's happened for him?
Speaker 7: Come on, what's happened if nobody locked the rail? Hey,
look Castle, they got his colors.
Speaker 9: Hold anybody go first, fire and ghet them hands up,
firehead little way, we got them, drop on them.
Speaker 2: Come on, well, we'll get a board and go to
the car. Yeah, if your gun handy?
Speaker 7: Where's doing all right? Hiet you are brace.
Speaker 2: There's only one said. We're looking for the rest.
Speaker 5: You stay where you are.
Speaker 2: Keep your hands in the air. We got a hurry, boss, Now,
which one of you is Ridge Stevens? Come on, speak up.
If you don't, I'll search everybody here.
Speaker 7: I'm rich Stephens. You want me come here.
Speaker 2: I asked you a question, and I'm giving you an order.
Speaker 7: Step up here. Upon I shoot, try and keep me
after him.
Speaker 2: Way, don't shoot them for we want I'm alive.
Speaker 7: We won't get away.
Speaker 10: Have him.
Speaker 7: Stump for him. I'll give you a hand. I got
him come out. I couldn't help it. Let me.
Speaker 10: He hit his head against the seat when he went down.
Speaker 6: If he's dead, ye, boss, honesty, I can feed his heartbeating.
Speaker 2: He's sure gonna pad cutting his head.
Speaker 4: It ain't bleeding much.
Speaker 5: Pick him up. I got a good movement here.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a hand with him. Yeah, get him. Yeah,
he's full of the horses.
Speaker 5: They're just outside.
Speaker 2: You can throw this hell across your side up all right, boss,
watch up with the state.
Speaker 9: I can make its watching any of you, Sha after
you Fellas? Ready to go, Pellace, you ready with Stevens
web already back to Claire, Pellas, Now get moving.
Speaker 1: Word of the train hold up and the kidnapping of
a passenger soon spread Among those who heard the story
was the lone Ranger, who, with his faithful Indian companion Tanto,
determined to investigate. In the meantime, the sheriff and his
deputies had scoured the country for a clue to the outlaws,
but without success. We see the sheriff now in his
office at Sue Rapids.
Speaker 11: A deputy is with him, you know herb My idea
is it was Limpy Davis and he's gang.
Speaker 7: I did this job.
Speaker 6: I don't know anybody else around these parts with nerve
and nothing, but why in timeation'.
Speaker 7: They do it?
Speaker 11: You got me ain't much doubtful what it was Jake
Stevens's nephew. Them outlaws captured.
Speaker 6: The fogs and the train regulcted the outlaws, calling him
Ridge Stephens.
Speaker 11: But if it's case them crooks want for Ridge, why
in places don't we send some word?
Speaker 4: Jay ain't heard nothing, not a dog gone solitary thing.
Speaker 5: Eh.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's just that they had something to gin him.
Speaker 7: They wouldn't be likely to hold up a train just
for a grudge.
Speaker 4: Don't sound reasonable.
Speaker 7: And it's four days since it happened.
Speaker 4: Maybe we'll find out someday.
Speaker 11: Short day by the great Horn told if we don't
learn something, pot, we're gonna be in hot water for sure.
Speaker 7: Ge so mad, he's fit to be tired.
Speaker 4: Well, you can't blame him much.
Speaker 7: I ain't blaming him, Mandres.
Speaker 4: We got a visitor, come on in redskin? Will all
be turned?
Speaker 5: Hong Kong Ko? Want may talk?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: What's on your mind?
Speaker 5: Maybe you tell Tonto about outlaw?
Speaker 7: Outlaw? What outlaw?
Speaker 5: Teller? Stop train? You got clue?
Speaker 7: Wants it to you?
Speaker 2: If I have or not?
Speaker 5: Maybe Tonto help you?
Speaker 4: Do you know anything about it?
Speaker 5: No? Tonto not?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 5: What do you make of it? Sheriff, I got a notion.
Speaker 7: Change? Who sent you here?
Speaker 5: Friends in Tonto?
Speaker 7: Your friend? Your friend's name wouldn't be Limpy Davis, would
that not it?
Speaker 2: Sheriff?
Speaker 11: Albeit it is limpy smart. That be just like him
to send the redskin here to find.
Speaker 7: Out what we know.
Speaker 5: You ain't plenty big mistake.
Speaker 4: Yeah, while will you'll find out about this good jail en, Sheriff.
Speaker 7: We will.
Speaker 2: If he won't talk, you will not jail me where
slippy Hong Kong not?
Speaker 7: No, you lie hop with it? You pull tap. We
savvy your game and you're gonna talk.
Speaker 5: Hong Konge not talking?
Speaker 1: Why me?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: They?
Speaker 7: Why are shoot up? He's resisting? Aright, fashion it my hand?
A mass follow shot to the window, A mass man.
I seen him just for a second.
Speaker 4: He only hit my gun. Let's get after him.
Speaker 7: Him and the engine must have been together while they
are so I'm mischief and look at him travel now
and no dog going?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Who stopped that train? If it wasn't that mass feller?
I'll eat my book.
Speaker 1: In the Outlaws camp, it had been discovered that Red
Stevens was seriously injured. For four days, he lay unconscious,
and then on the morning of the fifth he stirred restlessly.
Limpy stood over him, watching.
Speaker 5: Maybe he's coming to what was that boss. Look at him.
Speaker 3: This is the first time in life he's shown since
we brung him to camp By.
Speaker 10: Golly, he's coming out of it.
Speaker 5: Wait, wait you here? You can you hear me? Who's
who's there?
Speaker 4: He can hear your lympy?
Speaker 5: How do you hel hello? Help me to sit up here?
Speaker 4: I'll give you a hand.
Speaker 12: Thanks. Hey, what am I doing here?
Speaker 8: I reckon you ain't forgetting what happened over to the railroad.
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 4: Oh what railroad?
Speaker 3: My gosh, you must have got a bump on your
head'll be hog died think of for getting that.
Speaker 5: I know what I'm doing here.
Speaker 12: I reckon I would be getting home.
Speaker 5: You're a long way from home, Billa, Yeah, that's a
funny thing. Huh.
Speaker 12: Why okay, I recollect where I live?
Speaker 5: Hu?
Speaker 12: I can't even remember my name?
Speaker 2: If that don't beat all?
Speaker 7: Why your name is.
Speaker 5: Jack? Well, Jake won't want to be bothered with that? Now?
Speaker 7: Jack?
Speaker 2: Is that my name?
Speaker 5: Me? Anyway? I got some things to say.
Speaker 12: Come back soon far as won't you?
Speaker 7: I got more questions.
Speaker 5: I'll be back you just take it easy for now.
Speaker 7: What up to Limby?
Speaker 5: Will we get where? He can't hear it? What this'll do?
Speaker 3: What I'd like to know is watching Nelly spoil it.
Don't you see what's happened? He can't recollect the thing
before that bump.
Speaker 5: He got in the head.
Speaker 10: Sure, but why tell him his name is Jack, because that's.
Speaker 3: What it's gonna be from now on as far as
he'll know, he's an outlaw, just like the rest of us.
Speaker 12: Maybe I'm dumb, but I can't figure.
Speaker 5: Will tell him he's wanted by the law. Eh, this
is good. He's the only one of us that ain't
note around here by sight?
Speaker 7: Of course he ain't, but I can't just see it.
Speaker 3: We'll even note with Jake Stevens asking for ten thousand cash.
Speaker 5: Then we'll watch the ranch.
Speaker 3: And when there's nobody around, we'll send this fellow here
after the money.
Speaker 10: You mean, send young Stevens for the cash is to
be paid for his own return.
Speaker 5: That's just what I mean. He's uncle. He never seen him,
you know? Well?
Speaker 3: Why sure, that's right, And if he gets shut they'll
be shooting the filler they want to save without knowing.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 7: The sleekest idea I ever heard.
Speaker 1: The curtain falls on the first act of our thrilling
Lone range of drama before the next exciting scenes, please
permit us to pause for just a few moments now
to continue our story. When Red Stephens, who was kidnapped
from the Sioux Rapids train, recovered consciousness in the Outlaws camp,
Lempie Davis convinced him that he belonged to the gang.
As our second act opens, the young man and Webb,
Davis's lieutenant, are riding towards Stephen's ranch house.
Speaker 12: Red says, you know, Web, I wish Libby hadn't sent
me to collect that cash.
Speaker 6: Shuts Jack, ain't no danger. Boys are watching out. There's
been a trap set. They'll give us a warning. I
wasn't thinking of that, and you'll go through it, or
wish you had. Where is this Ridge Stevens who are
supposed to be.
Speaker 10: Holding Never mind about that, he's took care of all right.
Speaker 12: And another thing I've been wandering about. Yeah, all these
clothes I got on the same as always belonged to me.
Speaker 10: That's a durn funny thing.
Speaker 6: Gassy, of course they are ain't just satisfied with him.
Speaker 5: I was just wondering.
Speaker 12: It ain't easy when you can't remember nothing.
Speaker 6: Well, there ain't much you have to remember, just don't
forget that when we get to the Stevens place and
you go in, and I'll be outside by the window
watching everything you do.
Speaker 12: Well, I don't cotton in this much.
Speaker 7: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I all your marshut and do what you're told.
Speaker 6: You'reing this the same as the rest of us.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, that's right.
Speaker 12: Well, Well these papers I got prood we're holding of Stevens.
Speaker 6: Fella uh names what he was kind to identify himself
with when we took him prisoner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, Jake.
Speaker 4: Stevens ought to have the cast ready for you.
Speaker 10: It's been close two a week since he got the note.
Speaker 2: I know about that.
Speaker 5: There's a house now.
Speaker 12: I don't see nobody around.
Speaker 4: That's why we got word to come.
Speaker 6: There's only Jake in the house with some redskin and
the young fella about your age.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, now going in.
Speaker 6: If they try anything, I'll be just outside. There's more
of the boys in colin distance.
Speaker 7: I ain't a fear.
Speaker 4: I'll keep the horses with me.
Speaker 7: Who's that I got a message for you?
Speaker 12: Why you let me come in?
Speaker 8: Well, come in, you've got the business with me?
Speaker 5: Who these fellas?
Speaker 8: Why the Redskins' name's Tonto, and this here is my neview,
Ridge Stephens.
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 8: What are you looking as the flabbergasted about?
Speaker 12: Could you say?
Speaker 7: Ridge Stephens?
Speaker 5: That's my hand over.
Speaker 12: I just come to collect ten thousand to turn Ridge
back to you.
Speaker 5: Huh are you loco?
Speaker 8: Say you one of the fellas that sent me a
note saying you had ridged more than ten thousand for him? Well,
I I that don't beat all. If there's anything I
like to see, it's a bunch of so called slick crooks.
Get food food. Sure, you grab a hold of some
fella and figures my neview and all the time. The
real Ridge Stephens is right here, safe as can be.
Speaker 7: But we got papers to prove it.
Speaker 12: They must be the papers I told you I lost, Jake.
Speaker 8: Uh huh, Well, young fellow, you're welcome to Keaton. And
you couldn't go back and tell your pods that their
little stunt didn't work.
Speaker 12: I didn't have nothing to do with it. Yeah, leastways
don't think I did.
Speaker 4: What do you mean by that?
Speaker 12: I don't know exactly.
Speaker 5: Well, it don't matter, maney, we.
Speaker 8: Ain't particularly interested in your alibis anyhow.
Speaker 2: Now go on get out of here.
Speaker 7: You mean you ain't gonna try and homey shucks?
Speaker 8: What be the ues?
Speaker 7: We know?
Speaker 8: Don Well you didn't come here without some of your friends,
So becky, up, you go quick?
Speaker 5: Who just say?
Speaker 8: The engine was Oldr's name was Tonto? Killed?
Speaker 5: Up?
Speaker 4: You leave?
Speaker 5: No, I'm going, but remember this.
Speaker 8: We're letting you go this time because we save of
the aint. No use trying to keep you for the law.
But if we meet again, you ain't gonna be so lucky.
We ain't likely to meet and a good thing.
Speaker 7: Did you hear what they said? Web?
Speaker 5: Every plain word?
Speaker 6: Get on your horse blash here? But it wasn't my
fause maybe it won't. And when the boss hears about this, he's.
Speaker 4: Gonna have your hide. Get up.
Speaker 1: Wabbin Ridge rode back to camp and made the report
to Limpy. We see the outlaw leader as he questions
the two men, where.
Speaker 5: Are you sure that the young fellow was the real Ridge?
Speaker 6: Stevens Boss, I wouldn't swear to nothing anymore.
Speaker 10: Well, if he ain't, then I'm a comanchee.
Speaker 5: What do he look like?
Speaker 10: He was just like lamb roads, sandy hair and everything.
Speaker 12: I don't like any part of this, I figured I
wasn't wanting for the law.
Speaker 5: I quit this game.
Speaker 7: You'd quit, Wocher?
Speaker 10: Why had bless your high?
Speaker 7: It's all your fault.
Speaker 2: This happened because we thought you were Can't you ever
learn to keep your mouth shut?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 10: What's the difference?
Speaker 5: Now? Plenty of difference? Jack? You going over and see
the horses? I guess what I said? Oh right.
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 10: What's the matter with what I said? This time?
Speaker 5: Look here?
Speaker 3: What's gonna happen if he finds out he ain't a
regular member of our bunch? What do you think it
had happened just this, we'd either have to shoot him
or watch him all the time so he couldn't get
away to tell about us. Well, I do, But if
we keep still about what we know, you'll keep on
thinking he's an outlaw and stay with us.
Speaker 5: Well maybe so, I've been wondering what could have happened.
Speaker 3: The only thing I can figure is that this fellow
got Ridge's papers somehow and was up to some trick.
He might have been at that if they weren't, why'd
he say he was Ridge when we found him on
the train?
Speaker 5: And how did he come to have those papers with him?
That's now we got the whole thing to do over again.
Speaker 10: You ain't planning to get a hold of that fellow
at the Stevens Place, are you?
Speaker 5: And why not? Hey? Fred, come over here, come here?
What is the boss?
Speaker 3: You've been with the fellas that have been watching the
Stevens Place? Haven't you sure? He was watching it all
the time, so as we'd know when it was safe.
The same for the cash?
Speaker 10: What have you got in mind?
Speaker 7: Limpy?
Speaker 3: I was just thinking that while the fellaws was watching,
they must have learned something about what the folks of
the ranch.
Speaker 5: Do with themselves.
Speaker 7: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Well, does this young fellow that's at the Stevens Place
ever go anywhere alone?
Speaker 7: He sure does.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He takes a ride every day over to that big.
Speaker 5: Red hill north of the ranch. Every days like clockwork.
Speaker 3: He starts out after dinner, don't come back for a couple.
Speaker 5: Hours, and that's when we're gonna get him.
Speaker 7: Maybe we can at that boss, Sure we can. But
do you figure it's safe?
Speaker 5: Why ain't it?
Speaker 3: We can meet him at the hill, grab him and
beat it if he's been guarded. You just heard he
rides alone, didn't you? Yeah?
Speaker 10: But what I meant was the hill can be seen
from the ranch. Maybe somebody is set to keep an
eye on him.
Speaker 5: If it looks like there might be trouble, we'll leave
him alone.
Speaker 3: But if we get him, we'll have enough head start,
so's nobody from the ranch could catch it. Yeah, we
can hear fresh horses waiting for us halfway's back, just.
Speaker 5: To make sure.
Speaker 10: But what if he rides off when he sees he's coming.
Speaker 5: You don't know us. Why should he figure where outlaws?
Speaker 7: I guess that's right, of.
Speaker 5: Course it is.
Speaker 3: And this time we'll show Jake Stevens we ain't so
easy to fool as he figured.
Speaker 1: The following day Olympid Davis and his men waited in
hiding until they saw the young man ride from the
Stevens ranch. Then when he drew near the hill, they
rode forth to meet him.
Speaker 5: There he comes, snatch him, all right, Just take it easy,
like we wasn't going nowhere in particular.
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 4: Wave at him friendly like I'll tell you when you
get him. He don't seem to suspicious nothing. He's waving back.
Speaker 1: Fella.
Speaker 2: Now pull up the.
Speaker 10: Us.
Speaker 2: You can't get away with this kind of spiky Yeah,
you're gonna learn different.
Speaker 7: Look over to the ram.
Speaker 10: There's two fellows riding out and.
Speaker 7: More behind them. Come on, they can't catch us. Come on.
Speaker 8: With whippon spur.
Speaker 1: The Outlaws urged their horses forward, but little by little
the gap polls between them and the mask man.
Speaker 12: Finally, Webb cried, they're almost.
Speaker 7: Up to God. I've never seen horses like that.
Speaker 2: Get up there, get a long blush you the redskins
coiling his roll.
Speaker 7: You gotta get away from them to the other bunch.
Will catch him. Fire at them, can't he rides like Harry.
Speaker 2: I hope they catch a whole bunch of use country.
Speaker 5: He'll take care of you later.
Speaker 7: They're firing any I can take that mask down. I'll
take a hot can't shoot like that. We got him
the rope the Angels wrote me for the rope. Fo
me talking.
Speaker 2: You'll tell them.
Speaker 5: That und.
Speaker 1: While the Lone Ranger and Tonto held the Outlaws at
the point of their guns, the sheriff and Jake Stevens
brought up his posse to complete the capture.
Speaker 7: Oh all right, keep.
Speaker 8: Your handshop video of Shriff by God of the nast
fell of scheme work.
Speaker 7: Just like he said it was.
Speaker 8: I told you if you did like he said, everything
had come out.
Speaker 9: All right, and it sure did. Marshall Marshall, is this fellow?
He just captured the United States?
Speaker 7: Marshall? Yep.
Speaker 11: And the funny you took off the train is the
real rich Stephen. But what's the idea of the mask
fellow's plan to make you think you got the wrong?
Speaker 5: Numbred?
Speaker 7: And the Marshall rode.
Speaker 11: Out here alone every day, so you try to get him, Hippy,
we've been tricked by the Blake.
Speaker 7: Get easy, Lyppy, you're headed for a long spell in jail.
Speaker 12: Come here, Rad, Gosh, it's good to see Uncle James.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 2: I thought you couldn't recollect nothing.
Speaker 12: I couldn't at first. When I see my name wrote
the inside of my shirt, and Web told me that
was the clothes.
Speaker 7: I always wore.
Speaker 10: It set me to figure in that's why I asked
me that question.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 12: And then I started to remember things more and more.
Speaker 7: Where's the mask cover?
Speaker 12: I want to thank him for what he's done?
Speaker 7: There he goes him an engine boat, but I'll be
dog gone.
Speaker 10: He captures the worst bunch of outlaws I ever.
Speaker 2: Seen, and then he just rides off like it was nothing.
Speaker 10: Come stop.
Speaker 5: Stop.
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