Buffalo Springs

The Bakers of Webber's Bread present your all-star Western Theater. Tripping along. Western Theater starring America's great Western singers, boy willing, and the writers of the Purple Sage, with songs and stories of the wide open spaces.

This is Terry O'Sullivan speaking, and here are the writers of the Purple Sage. Listen to a song of the wind. Listen to a song of the rain. Listen to a song of the sagebrush. Call him to me again, me, and my pony are free See, all of a say We never can when we be

We never work for a life of pleasure Here on the desert ride We never search for a treasure We want nothing gold can buy Who's the cares of a ray In a song of a say May we say how these you friends and neighbors from all the folks of the All Star Western Theatre

and to kind of make it official, let's step up and shake hands with the fellow who rides the lead horse for this aggregation of Purple Sage riders, Foy Willing. Thank you folks and much of Ridescary. Anna, Western welcome to all of you folks.

And now that our gathering is underway, the riders of Purple Sage would like to answer the requests of a lot of you folks for a very popular ballot of the day called Now Is the Hour.

Of course it's a little out of our western feel of music, but it's a great song. And we hope you like the way a bunch of country boys sing it for you. Nine boys tonight, aren't they folks?

I take the high notes and the low notes, add a bit of teamwork and presto. Out comes a mighty pleasing music. You know that's about the same way with the bakers of good Weber's bread work.