The Lone Bandit with Jimmy Wakely

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star western theater. From Hollywood, comes your all-star western theater. Starring America's Great Western Singers, boy-willing on the riders of the Purple Sage.

Our guest star today is the western screen's famous cowboy singing star, Jimmy Wakeley. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the riders of the Purple Sage. I'm dressing up in top for in a little while I'm on a ride into town For every cabo town I know will lift it, deal and go and pay they roll the round

And so I'm feeling fine because it's lots of time until we're all home we're bound Do work and play with cattle, sweat and swearing battle until pay they roll the round Now do your favorite men of the musical west and the song you've been waiting to hear them sing

The riders of the purple sage go across the alley to the alamo. They come to I'm old, there's been a pony on the Navajo The thing is sort of Indian, hiding old two people passing by Now they've been a tiny five months wishing flies on the Navajo Watch the latest guys, very rarely did they ever rest their lives

On the people passing by, one day they went to Wolkons Along the railroad track, they were switching, not looking Who's it ever came back? I found the alamo in the summer sun, This last two seven years old, Fly pink of India, Hidey hole to the people, Highs and blinders.

And Western pleasure for you folks. A return personal appearance to your all-star Western theatre

of the screams outstanding cowboy singing star, Jimmy Wakeley. Jimmy Wakeley has heard with the writers of the purple sage in a story of the West written especially for them entitled The Lone Bandit. Our story has its beginning and range our headquarters at Fort Davis Texas.