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All Star Western Theatre · December 22, 1946 · 29 min · 3,805 words
The transcript of “The Phantom Rider with Dennis Moore”, an episode of All Star Western Theatre first broadcast December 22, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). All Star Western Theatre plays All Star Western Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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A merry Christmas to you, one and all, from the Bakers of Webber's Bread, who present your All Star Western Theatre. Mr. In the place of the sun all day
Singing, swinging, and travelling My ride's walking open, landing, caddling And long, singing and flinging Into a cowboy song, in the place of the sun all day Riding in the saddle all day long To a long and long cowboy song Riding through the fern desert flam To the land and country for a man to man
And I'll go ride In the blazing sun, big as the travel on my way. Ooh, and running, crayon, all day long. Singing and a-slinging, and doing our song. And it's riding in the lighting sun.
On this Sunday before Christmas, the bakers of Webber's Bread present the stars of your All-Star Western Theater in a Western mystery show. Christmas is kind of mysterious anyway. Old St. Nick is a fan figure swinging through the skies with his reindeer.
And as many packages of those pregnancy rings, fair and exciting air of mystery too. However, there's nothing mysterious about what's inside that famous blue-gingham wrapper you see on your grocery shelf. It's Weber's Bread. The bread that's always good bread, always well mixed and well baked, and always the welcome addition to the daily menu.
The firm, even, texture, and distinctive flavor of Weber's Bread will add to your family's meal time enjoyment too. So why Weber's bread when you go shopping? You'll like it. They're all Senate and sincere interpretation of Western heart songs have helped to make the writers of the Purple Sage one of the nation's outstanding favorites
in the field of Western entertainment. Let's enjoy a favorite heart ballad as they sing. I'll never let you go, little darling. We say we wish the old party will say love is joy. But I'm so pleased, don't leave me alone.
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