Indian Fighter Uncle Sycamore On Radio

The River McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with music by the King's Men and Billy Mills Orchestra. I bet you if you had an uncle who was a historical character, he was going to be glorified on a radio program in exactly 11 and a half minutes.

I bet you'd be pretty excited too. And that's why there's so much to do and hey, hey and old boy and what not, around 79 whistle-vista tonight as we meet. River McGee and Molly. time. We have 10 minutes yet. He said I'm Tom. He's really really days and so many radio program. Yeah, but he was it's going to be all

about uncle Fickemore who fought me in the end in wars and got scalp and was a hero new kid Carson and Buffalo Bill as well as I know you better reason how could he know them better. You're still in this feeling.

But I'm now. I feel nine minutes before the program and stop by the hearing aids. Well he's better turn on the radio and let it warm up. I don't I worked all day getting a fix again and I don't want to turn it on before I have to.

What time did you? Oh, what time did you tell? What time did you tell? You're as jumpy as a 1912 movie. What did your uncle Srickamore ever do that he was such a hero? What do you mean, what did he do?

Well, he was one of the greatest characters ever knew in the Wild West. I ever tell you about the time he won 14 Buffalo Hides, a barrel of corn, meal, and a mule from Kitty Carson and a rest on that.