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Cripple Creek Feud

All Star Western Theatre · March 16, 1947 · 29 min · 4,487 words

The transcript of “Cripple Creek Feud”, an episode of All Star Western Theatre first broadcast March 16, 1947. 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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The Baker's of Wathered Bread presents your all-star Western Theater. This is my nerve. From Hollywood comes your all-star Western Theater. Starring America's Great Western Singers, poor willing, and the riders of the Purple Sage, with songs and a story of the West.

My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here they come, riding your way with the song of the West, the riders of the Purple Sage. Light and open in the place of sun all day Singing, swinging, singing, and the travel on my way Riding, knocking, roping, driving, and caddling long Singing, and a-stringing to the cowboy song

Light and the place of sun all day Riding in the saddle all day long To a long and open cowboy song Riding through the burn that's a thing to the London country where a man's a man.

And I'll go riding, all day, in this place in the start all day. Sing, as I travel on my way, ride truck you open brand and cab, all day long, through the cab, or song, ride in this place in the start all day.

The only days the Cowboys worked often took him away from the ranch headquarters for days at a time, and on notifications he packed his own food, and had to do his own cooking. Today, most men don't have to do their own cooking, and perhaps that's why they enjoy playing chefs at a barbecue or picnic,

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