Way Down Yonder In Indian Nation With Ken Card

The Hollywood comes to all-star Western fish, starving America's great Western singers, more willing than the riders of the Purple Sage. And a story of the West written especially for them entitled, Weigh Down Yonder and the Endi-A-Mation.

My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the riders of the Purple Sage. Weigh Down Yonder and the Endi-A-Mation rose my pony older reservation in the old sub-hold of the new Wild Wilder Ball.

Weigh Down Yonder and the Endi-A-Mation The cowboy's life and occupation in the old flop over hills where I was born. Many months have come and gone since I wandered from my home in the old flop over hills where I was born.

No page of life has turned and a lesson I have learned in the old flop over hills I still belong. Weigh down yonder in the Indian nation, Rosemary Coney on the Redder's Evasion, In the Old Slow Home on Hills, I was bawled.

Weigh down yonder in the Indian, In the Cowboy's Life and Bossy Bakes, In the Old Slow Home on Hills, I was bawled. Join your favorite men of the musical West,

In today's all-Star Western Theater story and titles, Weigh down yonder in the Indian nation. Starring, foy willing, Our Glory and Jimmy Dean, the Riders of the Purple Sage, featured with our singing stars in this epic of Oklahoma, it's Miss Helen Gerald as Mappany, the Indian Maid, Eddie Fios as Chief Running Water, Harry Lang as Suffle B.

Disemptions, and Radio Young up in Coming Comedian and Banjo at Extraordinary Kim Codd. Okay. This is the modern day story of a small band of Western radio entertainers who travel throughout the country making personal appearances.