Miss East Goes West with Jean Rogers

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western theater. We sing our songs, sing in a soul under... From Hollywood comes your all-star Western theater, starring America's great Western singers, boy-willing and the writers of the Purple Sage.

Our guest today is one of Hollywood's bright new stars, Miss Jean Rogers, with a story of the West written especially for her. My name is Cotton Seed Clark and here are the riders of the Purple Sage.

Never did it that way There's an old prairie scooner When then it's way Over the Santa Fe Trail High and earring 49ers Sailed away in mighty liners Over the sage bright sea Sailed away to far off land To the rolling burning sands Out on the lone prairie Break of day

Old Captain Kidney To know for over the Santa Fe Trail. We hear a lot about the romantic cowboys of the Old West, but little is said about the cowgirls who live in the great cattle ranges.

Yes, here the women had a lot to do with the winning of the Old West. While the men were installing law and order in the great frontiers, their women folk were making homes out of rough shacks and ranch buildings.

Those women knew the value of good food for their men folks, just as do the women of today. That's why Weber's bread is so popular, because Weber's bread is good food, good bread. When a modern housewife buys a loaf of Weber's bread, she knows she can depend on its goodness and quality.

She knows that every single member of her entire family will enjoy the longer-lasting freshness and flavor of Weber's bread. Buy a loaf of Weber's bread tomorrow. You'll like it. The likes and dislikes of music lovers may differ, but the Western fan goes to the head of the class for enthusiasm.