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Just One Shot

All Star Western Theatre · December 13, 1947 · 29 min · 2,916 words

The transcript of “Just One Shot”, an episode of All Star Western Theatre first broadcast December 13, 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 Bakers of Weber's Bread presents your all-star Western theater recorded earlier for release at this time. Grifting of the great Western singers, boy willing and the writers of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories and the spirit of the great open spaces. And now here are the writers of the Purple Sage.

Off the mountains and across that sun-hangled speaking for the writers of the Purple Sage saying welcome to your all-star Western theater, for we have the privilege of bringing you our Western stories and songs.

Along about this time each week we like to sing you a song that's a little bit sentimental. And so we hope you enjoy our arrangement of Chain to a Memory. While I'm chained to a memory

Will break and set me free To a second day and chain to

How punchers hit the trail in the old days And followed wherever their fancies led

Food for themselves and horses was first in importance On reaching the strange ranch or town The food had to be good too Today, westerners still demand good food And that's why good Weber's bread is such a popular loaf in Southern California.

If you're not already using Weber's bread, try it. You'll like it soft, freshness, it's satisfying flavor. The buy-a-loaf of Weber's bread next time you visit your grocers. The whole family will enjoy good Weber's bread.

The bread in the blue and white Gingham wrapper. For months now, Johnny Paul and Bud Siever have been on my neck to let them play an instrumental number. A piece at Vinny Goodman made and called Slip Disc.

Well, today's the day, and the first guy to hit a sour note sweeps out the bunkhouse for a week. Ready? Now go. Each have for you one of the most enduring of the folk songs which retain their popularity.

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