Clem Normans Story with Ken Curtis

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your All Star Western Status. This is the All Star Western Status. Daring America's Great Western Singers, Boy-willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage.

Our guest star today is Columbia Pictures' Fine You Singing Cowboy, Kim Curtis, in a story of the West Britain especially for him. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the Riders of the Purple Face.

I'm dressing up in a little while I'm on a ride into town And every cowboy town I know will lift his heels and throw in paid-ay rolls around And so I'll pay the price because it's lots of time But now we're all the whole world bound To work and play with cattle, dress and fire and battle under paid-ay rolls

What does the cowboy do when all of his work is through just what I'm gonna do now? But money to spend and jingle off into town The mingle will all the friends pile out And there's enough to stop for in a little while And walk to the town And every cowboy's town will lift it

Feel and go and pay day rolls around And go and feel and find it cause it's lots of time Until we're all over town You can play with cattle, sweat, and swears And battle and go pay day rolls around The events that you Western fans witnessed when you attend a row day of today were all

a part of the routine of operating a great cattle ranch in the old days. Any cowboy I worth his wages could handle a garden and rope and ride as a matter of course. But his greatest responsibility was getting beat to the market in prime top condition.