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The Lone Ranger In Creede, CO. The fame of the Lone Ranger continues to be renewed by re-releases of the original radio and televisions shows as well as movies, comics, toys and other Lone Ranger memorabilia.
Art Burton said the original 1930s Lone Ranger wore a blask mask that covered his entire face. Many of the felons he arrested were sent to the Detroit house of corrections, where Burton says they shared tales about the black man who captured them. The Lone Ranger radio show first broadcasted from Detroit in 1933. The first ranger used a black mask to cover his entire face. Burton said that this, too, was no coincidence. âBlack people were invisible in the 1930s,â he said.