The Stony Smith Story

The makers of that good webber's bread presents your all-star Western theater. Oh, sing it! From Hollywood comes your all-star Western theater, starring America's 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.

Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. It's right and down, the Santa Fe, just beyond the mountains and across the way. See that sun hang low in the west For the land I'm loving the fence Here we go, my old pet o' Gotta see a creature bout a gal So let's burn the trail and the yonder will go

Riding down the Santa Fe Hey! Riding down the Santa Fe How collect my face? Need a hundred dollars or more To get that drink she's been waiting for Don't be slow, my old pet o' She'll be there awaiting at the door

So let's burn the trail and yonder will go Right and down the Santa Fe Hey! Right and down the Santa Fe Thank you folks and a big Western welcome to all of you This is boy Willing asking you to relax and listen while we heard a few Western songs and an exciting story into the old chorale

The writers of the Purple Sage are ready now with a mighty sweet song of the border for this next spot It's that favorite of yours and mine, sleepy Rio Grande Again Even if you've never had the good fortune of visiting a ranch or a farm, it's easy to catch up on some western culinary treats.

Yes, sir, you just get yourself good and hungry in the morning and sit down to a real country-style breakfast. Thick ham, fried eggs, golden butter, jam and plenty of good Weber's bread. Ah, what a treat.