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In 1865, Captain Mark Smith of the Confederate Army leads a band of deserters to conquer Texas and rule it as a dictator. In one of his first actions, he captures and assumes the identity of Texas' new Finance Commissioner, Colonel Marcus Jeffries, after having the real man murdered. When a contingent of Texas Rangers enters the territory, Snead, one of Smith's men, leads them into an ambush by Smith's "troopers". The Rangers are apparently wiped out, although one injured survivor is left. The survivor, nursed back to health by Tonto, swears to avenge the massacre and defeat "Colonel Jeffries" and his men.
Directed by William Witney
John English
Produced by Sol C. Siegel
Written by Franklin Adreon
Ronald Davidson
Lois Eby
Barry Shipman
Fran Striker
George Worthing Yates
Lee Powell as Allen King/The Lone Ranger
Silver King as Silver. (Silver Chief in the sequel[2])
Tonto
Lynne Roberts as Joan Blanchard, George Blanchard's daughter
Stanley Andrews as Mark Smith, former Captain in the Confederate Army working under the identity of the murdered Colonel Marcus Jefferies, State Finance Commissioner
George Cleveland as George Blanchard, emissary from Washington
William Farnum as Father McKim, local priest and ally of the Lone Ranger who sends messages via carrier pigeon
Supporting cast
Chief Thundercloud as Tonto
Hal Taliaferro as Bob Stuart, possibly the Lone Ranger
Herman Brix as Bert Rogers, possibly the Lone Ranger
Lane Chandler as Dick Forrest, possibly the Lone Ranger
George Letz as Jim Clark, possibly the Lone Ranger
John Merton as "Kester", one of Smith's henchmen, a deserter and former captain in the Confederate Army
Sammy McKim as "Sammy"
Tom London as "Felton", one of Smith's henchmen, a deserter and former sergeant in the Confederate Army
Raphael Bennet as Black bart Taggart, one of Smith's henchmen
Maston Williams as Joe Snead, one of Smith's henchmen
Frank McGlynn Sr. as Abraham Lincoln, assassinated President of the United States (scene deleted from serial release, only appears in feature version "Hi Yo Silver")
Directed by William Witney
John English
Produced by Sol C. Siegel
Written by Franklin Adreon
Ronald Davidson
Lois Eby
Barry Shipman
Fran Striker
George Worthing Yates
Lee Powell as Allen King/The Lone Ranger
Silver King as Silver. (Silver Chief in the sequel[2])
Tonto
Lynne Roberts as Joan Blanchard, George Blanchard's daughter
Stanley Andrews as Mark Smith, former Captain in the Confederate Army working under the identity of the murdered Colonel Marcus Jefferies, State Finance Commissioner
George Cleveland as George Blanchard, emissary from Washington
William Farnum as Father McKim, local priest and ally of the Lone Ranger who sends messages via carrier pigeon
Supporting cast
Chief Thundercloud as Tonto
Hal Taliaferro as Bob Stuart, possibly the Lone Ranger
Herman Brix as Bert Rogers, possibly the Lone Ranger
Lane Chandler as Dick Forrest, possibly the Lone Ranger
George Letz as Jim Clark, possibly the Lone Ranger
John Merton as "Kester", one of Smith's henchmen, a deserter and former captain in the Confederate Army
Sammy McKim as "Sammy"
Tom London as "Felton", one of Smith's henchmen, a deserter and former sergeant in the Confederate Army
Raphael Bennet as Black bart Taggart, one of Smith's henchmen
Maston Williams as Joe Snead, one of Smith's henchmen
Frank McGlynn Sr. as Abraham Lincoln, assassinated President of the United States (scene deleted from serial release, only appears in feature version "Hi Yo Silver")