Saturday morning in the 50's were the best time to watch tv. I knew every program on every channel from 9 to 12 noon by heart. Best time ever to be a kid!!

I used to watch this show every week! I loved the intro and closing! This and Rin Tin Tin were my favorites!

The Texas Rangers were broadcasted in Germany in the late 50's and early 60's. This series was the absolute favourite of me and my friends. Everyone wanted to be like Jace and Clay. The world was still okay in these days...

Wow..iv had this in my head for over 50yrs...i remember the song and them marching down the street..seeing this and hearing this makes me feel like a little kid again!

I an 77 yrs old I grew up with this show. And I just noticed every Ranger has 2 pistols.

Jace's partner Clay was played by actor Harry Lauter, who usually played a bad guy in many TV westerns back in the day. Also, he played gangsters and other unsavory characters mostly and I was happy to see that he was a good guy in this series. Saturday mornings, Mighty Mouse, Fury, Ruff and Reddy, Heckle and Jeckle, and Sealtest Super Circus at noon. Then, The Lone Ranger a bit later. Good times.

This was a great show. I like the entrance where Jace Pearson is walking alone and then joined by his partner and the other Texas Rangers. The ending is just as cool with the Rangers walking off leaving just Jace Pearson.

I am in Canada. I met a guy whose family got out of Czechoslovakia during the upheaval in 1968. Apparently this series was shown on Czech TV. He remembered this intro very well.

I watched this a little boy. Still great in 2023.

Just watching Willard Parker's face filling the screen and then hearing the title song brings back a lot of childhood memories when I used to watch this in Melbourne Australia as a six year old boy in 1956. I just want to know what happened to the last 60 years. They've gone by so quickly.

I was so young when I used to watch this on TV and I've never forgotten the tune or the opening and closing sequences. Thank you so much for bringing back these memories!

This was one of my favorites I was in the Army with a guy who was a Texas Ranger. We went through Military Police school together.

Just toured the museum in Waco, Texas where I remembered this show from when TV Saturday mornings weren't just cartoons and clowns!

Sung to The Eyes of Texas

When I was a young boy in the late 1950s, my sister, Marguerite, and I used to watch this show on an old black-and-white Dumont TV every Saturday morning, along with the Mighty Mouse cartoon show, and others. Memories!

I was beginning to think I had imagined it. Thanks for sharing!

As a five or six year old I would have my single action six strapped high on my hip with white cowboy hat and vest, and march up and down my grandparents great room just like Jace with that song playing on their Rca Victor turntable stereo. At those moments, I WAS a Texas Ranger! You can ask my grandpa.

I LOVE THIS SHOW I WAS 10 YEAR OLD I AM 74 YEAR OLD

Hello. Nice! I can imagine myself rewriting the lyrics for the MLB that was previously the Washington Senators but renamed after the Texas Ranger Division. Without the "Tales of the Texas Rangers," we wouldn't have "Lone Wolf McQuade" or "Walker."🤠

My younger brother absolutely loved this show. When he was in grade 1 our carpenter father happened to be on the news in a story about the building industry, my brother went to school the next day and for show and tell he proudly told the other children that his daddy was a "big time daddy Texas ranger" and his teacher promptly told him that he was a liar and to tell the truth. He came home from school very upset and my mother had to go down and put the teacher in her place. I remember the incident as clear as if it were yesterday. Some teachers can have positive lifelong effects on children's lives and some can also do much damage, as apparently my brother was not allowed to have an imagination!

Nice enjoyable series. The intro and ending walk scenes were filmed from both ends of the western street seen at Corriganville movie ranch in Santa Susanna, California. Due to fires in around 1970's all that remains of Silvertown are cement foundations.

This makes me think so much of my little brother, he loved this show, he wanted to be a Texas Ranger when he grew up, he was glued to the tv each afternoon this was on.

An old memory from when I was 7 yrs old I'm 63 now! Something I've noticed in all my years watching westerns I've never seen a cowboy who couldn't ride a horse well past or present. Thanks for the video :D

Loved this show as a kid.

this was a great show used to watch it every saturday morning as a kid i even remember the sponsers

Watched this as a little boy. It’s now 2023.

Brought back some nice memories. Thanks!

So stirring! Love it.

My brother and I would watch this and then play it, riding the two arms of the big chair

Thank you for posting this, knew every word (lol) watched it faithfully as a kid.

I haven't seen this since about 1961 when the show was probably in reruns. KZfaq let's you bring everything (almost) back! Thanks dfh.

One of my favorite Old Radio Shows, even thou this is tv. Many, many more please.

I was on a call with Officer Fred Kelly. It was late as I recall and involved an upset guy armed with a long gun. He had ran out of the house with the firearm into the alley behind his house. We knew which direction he took. Now lots of officers liked to drive around shining spot lights. I was a Walker. You know a stroll is healthy and the quiet of a night is pleasant. An armed guy is festive. Anyway I took off and Fred was with me. Now tactics are something that is taught over years. The correct way is to walk on each side of the alley. This keeps the city from having to hire more than one person if it is a shooting scrape. It also lets everyone fire at the threat if it shows up. So this was in the cowboy days. Most of us carried revolvers in swivel holsters. Lt Birdsong did not care what revolver we carried as long as it was a colt or smith that didn’t require a nose wheel to drag the barrel. Fred found a model 19 smith with a seven inch barrel or so. So being extra careful we were walking right down the middle of the alley. I said to Fred.. “this reminds me of Tales of the Texas rangers.” “I was just thinking the same thing!” We realized that we were insane and split to each side of the alley..

For me Joel McRae is Jace Pearson.

OUTRO: These are Tales of Texas Rangers A band of sturdy men Always on the side of Justice They'll fight and fight again All Texas Rangers sworn to duty Courageous, brave and true Ever marching, always ready To enforce the Law for you!!

I watched this show quite a lot when I was a kid in Brisbane in the early 60s. Remember the title music very well, but can't remember any of the stories.

Brings back great memories. Thank you.

Watched in Oz🇦🇺, as a little bloke 👍

INTRO: Here's the stalwart man of Texas Jace Pearson is his name His partner Clay is right beside him Each day has proved their fame All Texas Ranger's sworn to duty Their work is never through They fight and fight for right and justice To enforce the law for you.

Ah yes, The Texas Rangers... As Law Enforcement bodies go, One of the best P.R. exercises ever... (Right up there with the Canadian Mounties!)

Too bad the actual series doesn't seem to be available on YT.

sure were a spiffy looking bunch back then.

frankly, outro is terrifying a bunch of the samey men without faces walking towards you

Reminds of what Chuck Norris sang [the theme song] in Walker Texas Ranger. If you're ever down in Texas look behind you cause that's where a ranger's gonna be.

Cool intro

The latter footage shot at midday.........terrible lighting. In fact no lighting. Just shadow faces. That was TV.

Later episodes of Tales of the Texas Rangers replace the TV Tube on the Screen Gems logo with Columbia's Torch Lady.

A LONG way from the inept Fraidy Cats in Uvalde!

Don't mess with TEXAS!

I can't seem to find any full episodes of this show online, are they still out there or are they lost forever like so many other shows from the time?

Was hab ich diese Serie geliebt

If you don’t mind me asking where you got this video from? And can I use it for my high school project?

Always wondered why the other rangers left him alone at the end. Had they all been killed? It was a nice, dramatic touch.

The song sounds familiar does anyone agree

Look up "Manuel “Lone Wolf” Gonzaullas".

Hook em horns texas fight

TIMELESS TREASURED MOMENTS OF REST SLEEP YOU WILL SEEE YOU WILL KNOW AND REALIZE WHAT I AM AND WHO I AM AND THROUGH THESE SPOKE OF IN MY OWN KIND MY FAMILY'S YOU WILL KNOW AND REALIZE

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Os patrulheiros tody.

Not one of these gentlemen is from a minority. Any idea why

Oh man! How CORNY, could you get, back in the 1950s! Talk about "The seduction of the 'innocent'!"

....can't believe i watched this crap.....how innocent we were then