Robert Livingston

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Characters played by Robert Livingston

The Lone Ranger / Bill Andrews — The Lone Ranger Rides Again (1939)

The masked hero arrives in the New Mexico valley with Tonto to protect the homesteaders from the Black Raiders. After the gang frames him for theft, arson, and murder, he uses the alias Bill Andrews to investigate among the settlers and outlaws, expose Bart Dolan’s crimes, and help bring the Raiders to justice.

Rocky Cameron — Raiders of Red Gap (1943)

Lone Rider successor, twin brother of Tom, carries out frontier justice.

Stony Brooke — Oklahoma Renegades (1940)

The central protagonist and de facto leader of the Three Mesquiteers. Across the provided film summaries, he consistently demonstrates investigative acumen, leadership during frontier conflicts, and a strong moral compass. He frequently clears his name when falsely accused and leads expeditions to recover lost treasure, protect ranch lands, or expose corrupt operations.

Rocky Cameron — Law of the Saddle (1943)

The Lone Rider's successor, a brave cowboy who continues the fight against outlaws and corruption.

Stony Brooke — Cowboys from Texas (1939)

Central Mesquiteer and de facto leader. Consistently leads investigations into land disputes, cattle rustling, and corrupt officials. Demonstrates sharp deductive skills, horsemanship, and moral integrity across multiple frontier crises.

Stony Brooke — Heroes of the Saddle (1940)

Charismatic Texas Ranger and outlaw hunter, core member of the Three Mesquiteers trio.

Stony Brooke — Heroes of the Hills (1938)

Steadfast frontier leader of the Three Mesquiteers, known for courage, loyalty, and practical problem-solving in dangerous Western conflicts.

Bob McAvoy — Circus Girl (1937)

Bob is a successful trapeze artist who performs with Charles. He is romantically interested in Kay and becomes furious when she secretly marries Charles. After a fight leaves Charles injured, Bob performs with Kay in a new act, unaware that Charles has sabotaged the rig and put him in danger.

Joe Blair — Borrowed Wives (1930)

Joe Blair is secretly interested in marrying Alice. He tells her that Peter is already married to Julia, leading Alice to agree to marry Joe if the claim is true. His intervention complicates Peter's effort to marry Alice and claim the inheritance.

Durkin — Law of the Badlands (1951)

A member of the stagecoach robbery gang who confronts Dave and Chito at Carlton's bar over stolen gold. He is later killed during a gunfight when Captain McVey's Rangers intercept the counterfeiting crew.

Frank Higgins — Death on the Diamond (1934)

A Cardinals pitcher and teammate of Larry Kelly, Higgins is drawn away from the clubhouse after Hogan relays that he has a phone call. He does not return, and Kelly later discovers his body in a locker. A doctor determines Higgins was strangled, making his murder part of the escalating campaign against the team.

Stephen Bates — The Cheaters (1945)

Stephen is Therese Pidgeon's upper-class boyfriend. Therese persuades her family to take in a charity case for the holidays in order to impress him and his mother. The summary does not describe him taking further action in the inheritance scheme, but his relationship with Therese motivates her decision to bring Anthony into the Pidgeons' home.

Career Overview

Robert Livingston has 110 screen credits in a career dating back to 1921. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Three Mesquiteers Collection with 20 titles. Signature works include Raiders of Red Gap, The Lone Ranger Rides Again, Daredevils of the Clouds. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
110
Birth Date
1904-12-09 00:00:00
Birth Place
Quincy, Illinois, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q7346945), public domain (CC0).