Circus Pitch

The bakers of that good webber's bread present, you're all star Western theater. Singing a song under a Western book. What comes 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.

Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. Trail-herding cowboy hop on your pony singing low Helio, Helio, start riding now boy We'll make Santa Tony singing low Helio, Helio, long weary day An dusty road to travel, but we'll make the boss Make all this battle drive in cattle Life-hearted, carefree, trail-herding cowboy singing

Helio, Helio, Helio, keep moving doggies Yogi's time is a waste in singing. Lili A. Lili O. I'm not impatient, but why don't you hasten singing? Lili A. Lili O. You ought to know that a certain someone's waiting.

You ought to know that to captivate and confiscate and arms will enfold this trail-herding cowboy singing. Lili A. Lili O. Straight from his mother singing. Lili A.

Lili O. Trail-herd and cowboy, and there goes another singing. Hee-le-ay, hee-le-ay, follow the dog, he's through endless days of sunshine. When this drive is over, we'll take our fun time all at one time. Makes me unhappy, trail-herd and cowboy singing.

Hee-le-ay, hee-le-ay, thank you, friends. This is Foy-willing with a Western welcome for you. It's round up time for the songs and stories of the West, and you're all invited to grab a place around the campfire and listen, while the writers of the Purple Sage do their stuff. And, uh, boy, this stuff today includes something we haven't had for a while. A real old fashioned waltz.