The Man From Alabama with Johnny Mack Brown

The bakers of Weber's Bread present, Your All-Star Western Theater. Ripping along. It comes, Your All-Star Western Theater.

Starring America's Great Western Singers, Foy-willing, and the Writers of the Purple Sage. Our guest star for today is the Western Screen's Great Action star, Johnny Mac Brown. Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage.

I'll up to wag and yolen, Face, Crimson, don't let means that night is going. A long wagon trail at big old graves and son is coming on the run that we're dead must be done A long wagon trail, ya, ya, ya, ya Lazer them long for cattle soon the moon will pailin' down the canyon big

We'll hear the coyote wait, a long wagon trail I wouldn't betray this life of mine for the life of the millionaire Though it's rough and it's tough, but I love it just the same The indenture, and the chaperill, and the birds have been there Are a part of the heart of the life of a wagon

Friend, yawn, and face, crimson, don't that means at night? On the wagon, trail at Diggle Blaze, and sun is coming on the run Never dead, alone, wagon, trail, you'd be a lady to settle, you'd be a lady, gammel Got to hurt him long or cattle, some some of them are bailing down the canyon,

and we'll hear the coyote win along. When there was trouble often the open range, the bays the great cattle kingdoms, the cow punchers strapped on their six gums and traveled in pairs when they rode fans or hunted for the lost strays.

The cowboys had a fierce loyalty toward the brand that employed them, and a rancher who was on the square with his men, could expect them to back his play every time. Today, famous Weber's bread is popular because the bakers of Weber's bread are on the square with the public they serve.