Another journey into the realm of the strange and terrifying.

I hope you will enjoy the trip that it will thrill you a little and chill you a little.

So settle back.

Get a good grip on your nerves.

Where are we going?

You'll find out when we get there.

Oh! High O'Silver!

Away!

A fiery horse of the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty, high, oh, silver, the lone ranger. The wild and untamed west of yesteryear lives once again as the famous lone ranger urges his great horse silver down the trail to new adventure.

He has a stirring action drama for us now.

So make way for those silver-shot hoops and thrill to a story of the phantom figure of the plains.

The lone ranger rides again.

Come on, silver, old boy!

There is up ahead!

We're coming, tunnel!

Hi-o! Silver! In the first scene of our lone ranger drama,

we see two horsemen racing their mounts over a back country trail,

just north of the Rio Grande and east of El Paso.

Weather beaten and disreputable, they carry the stamp of outlaws on their hard features. Get on there. Get on there. These parts are getting too civilized for us, Mike. Always beefing about something. It ain't only me. It's the rest of the boys, too. I'm giving orders and you're taking them. But you've got to admit that rustling don don't pay no more too hard to get rid of the cattle afterwards

there's gonna be a new stagecoach line from passel double to dalton they'll carry gold hey what about it

i said gold oh hold up for me the country's too open ain't no covering the whole 30 miles they start

operating in a week hey remember that brick we're coming to are you sure there's a Ford? Must be. Let's try it out first. What are you afraid of? Quick Sane? I don't take any chances I don't have to. All right. Oh, boy, too. What are you getting off for? Talking about quicksane, you got me nervous. Well? Try it out with a rock. Come on, come on. This sand gobble up there rock like it was hungry. Yeah? Deep, too. Maybe if we go... How deep? What? The creek. About ten feet. Think a stage could get to the other side? No. Listen, Butch.

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