The Gold Spurs

The Bakers of Webber's Bread present your all-star Western theater, recorded earlier for release at this time. Drifting along, singing a song. But come to your all-star Western theater, starring America's great Western singers, foy-willing and the writers of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces. And now, the writers of the Purple Sage.

The next number is sung in honor of our own Johnny Paul. It's Missouri Waltz. Johnny Paul in Honor of Johnny Paul.

Quite out. Missouri Waltz in Honor of Johnny Paul. Now please. But I'm the guy from Missouri. I was born in Missouri. I know well, but Johnny can waltz. For sure by my baby slumber time is coming soon.

Just your hair to pwn my breast for mad. The sandman is calling. Where shadows are falling, While the sun rears aside, As in days long gone far, Missouri, just now the amiss me. Swear, humming, Their banjals were strumming,

So sweet. To many or two, But what most of us think of,

In connection with Missouri, Is the saying, I'm from Missouri, You've got to show me. Maybe that's why so many ex-mazurians, and a lot of other folks too, really go for Weber's Bread. See for yourself the even textured likeness of each slice.

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Won't you try a loaf of good Weber's Bread tomorrow? Always fresh and full-flavored in the blue and white Czech Gingham wrapper. To the purple sage. time with one of the first and one of the greatest jazz songs of the West.