The "The Lone Ranger" was a half-hour television program which ran on the ABC television network from 1949 to 1957. The program usually starred Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger but in this episode he is portrayed by John Hart. The program was a Western about the Lone Ranger, masked White man who rode a white horse named "Silver" and an American Indian named Tonto who roam the West fighting criminals and assisting people. This episode is titled "Gentleman from Julesburg" and was first broadcast on June 11, 1953. A young man is robbed of a large amount of cash. The Lone Ranger, Tonto, and a local man named Jules help him to recover the cash. There is a poker game with money on the table and Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company President Monroe - Bird of Paradise prop coins appear.

The program begins with:
"A Fiery Horse With the Speed of Light, a Cloud of Dust and a Hearty Hi-Yo Silver! The Lone Ranger!"

Jules runs a leather-working store and keeps a horse named "Apache". Pete Stacey enters the store.

Pete offers $1000 for the horse, a huge price for an ordinary horse. Jules sells the horse.

California's highest peak, Mt. Whitney, is in the background. They find Bill Clark injured and take him back to town.

Bill explains that two men held him up and took all of his money. The sheriff examines Jules' horse.

The sheriff finds that it's hoofprints match ones at the crime scene and that the horse has been ridden some distance. Jules introduces his real self.

He was the "Gentleman from Julesburg", a notorious gambler and card cheater.

California's second highest peak, Mt. Williamson, is in the background. The two robbers are identified as Pete Stacey and a henchman named Luce. A scheme is hatched to locate where the men hid the money they stole. Bill Clark and Jules will play poker with Pete and Luce, and when the robbers start losing (thanks to Jules) one will go to their hideout and bring back the cash.

The sheriff watches while Jules, Pete, and Bill play cards.

The bills are standard Mexican Revolution motion picture stage or prop bills.
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The coins on the table are Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company President Monroe prop coins.

White metal, 38 mm, 20.68 gm
Obverse: President James Monroe facing half left, no text
Reverse: Bird of Paradise and man kneeling in temple surrounded by eight-pointed star, no text

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Luce rides to the robber's cabin to get more cash and is intercepted by the Lone Ranger and Tonto. The Lone Ranger and Tonto return with the cash and return it to Bill Clark.

Jules is then revealed to be Bill's father.
One question remains.

John Hart as The Lone Ranger
Jay Silverheels as Tonto
Eddy Waller as Jules
Walter Reed as Pete Stacey
Robert Neil as Bill Clark
Robert Filmer as Sheriff Martin
Nan Leslie as Kitty Martin
Director: Paul Landres
Writers: George W. Trendle, George B. Seitz Jr.