Cavalcade of America: A Guy Who Had to Have a Horse

starring Jimmy Stewart, in a guy who had to have a horse on the cavalcade of America, sponsored by the DuPont Company. Make her a better thing for better living through chemistry. But first, here is Gain Whitman.

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There you go. There you go. There you go. You know what you're talking about? Yeah, you can have a something, then. No, I'm too excited. Vance is a great thing you're doing, and it's right and proper that you pick the horse cavalry.

Oh, I'd feel kind of silly on anything else, Kelly. Sure, sure you would, son. I've held the same way back in 98. That's why I picked the rough riders. But I want to tell you something, Vance.

Listen next week to I Count the Days starring Sriracha on the defunct CaboCade of America. Jimmy Stewart's next picture will be It's a Wonderful Life to be produced and directed by Frank Capra. The music for tonight's DuPont's Cavalcade Play was composed and conducted by Robert Ambrusse.

Our Cavalcade Play was written by Russell Hughes and Bernard Fine, and was based on the story by Greta Palmer, a sailor who had to have a horse published by Rita Stijt. Tonight's Cavalcade Players were Victor Rodman, Horace Murphy, Harry Jackson, Sidney Miller, Eddie Maher, Joseph Julian, Herbert Biker and Mary Jane Cross.

It's a Tom Collins inviting you to listen next week to see you have to all in I count the days and the Cabell Gate of America dropped you by the DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware.