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JAY "TONTO" SILVERHEELS - COLLECTION WITH CLAYTON "THE LONE RANGER" MOORE - HFSID 286183

Photo of Moore and separate, printed photo of Silverheels from the show. Each has signed - and Silverheels has inscribed - with both legal and character names. Collection composed of: 1) Photograph signed: "Clayton Moore/The Lone Range" . B/w, 8x10. Fine condition.

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THE LONE RANGER TV CAST: CLAYTON MOORE and JAY SILVERHEELS
Photo of Moore and separate, printed photo of Silverheels from the show. Each has signed - and Silverheels has inscribed - with both legal and character names.
Collection composed of: 1) Photograph signed: "Clayton Moore/The Lone Range" . B/w, 8x10. Fine condition. 2) Printed photograph inscribed and signed: "To Dolly/Good Luck/Jay Silverheels/Tonto". B.w, 8½x11, Toned and soiled. Surface creases corners creased. Pencil note (unknown hand) on verso. Otherwise fine condition. CLAYTON MOORE (1914-1999)entered show business as a young circus acrobat. He worked his way up the ladder in Hollywood Westerns from extra to stunt man to supporting actor, reaching stardom on television as The Lone Ranger from 1949-1952 and 1954-1957. Thereafter he made a good living from commercials and public appearances as The Lone Ranger. Best known as "Tonto", "the faithful Indian companion" of television's Lone Ranger (1949-1957), JAY SILVERHEELS (1918-1980) had many other film roles, including three performances as Geronimo in Westerns of the 1950s. Dissatisfied with what he considered the stereotyped parts assigned to "Tonto", he founded the Indian Actors Workshop in Hollywood in the late 1960s with the dual goals of creating more acting opportunities for Native Americans and of improving their screen image. In 1979 he became the first American Indian (a full-blooded Mohawk) with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. Two items.

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