Audition Program

From Hollywood, California, the Columbia Broadcasting System presents Hop Along Cassidy, Great Western Character created by Clarence E. Mulford and brought to the screen for Paramount Release by Harry Sherman. This is another new CBS program plainly marked for future reference, a roving cowboy. Like a knight riding out of the west, a lone figure gallops through the

parries and muffins of the land he loves, lending a hand to those who need him, solving problems in his own way. The greatest of all cowboys, in fact or fancy, The foreman of the famous Bar-20 Ranch.

Here he comes. Hop along Cassidy. We're out there. Hello, Hoppy, what's up? What's up? What's up? It's an eagle fire. Hop along Cassidy. Everywhere in the west, that name is feared by lawbreakers. Hurry up, your birds.

Kings and brines, let's get this heard moving. Hey, boss. Who's that coming? Holy smoke. Get moving. Every man for himself. Let's hop on Cassidy. What? More than one off law has gone gunning for Hop along Cassidy.

Well, Cassidy, it looks like I've got you where I want to go. too it last. Don't go for that gun. Oh, I threw the arm. He ought to know that into trying out draw a hop along Cassidy. Wherever folks are in trouble hop along Cassidy is the man to fix it. The whole west is

and hop along Cassidy's range, but Hoppy and his pals are happiest when they're at home on the bar 20. The famous Buck Peters Ranch in Arizona were Hoppy and Foreman, and where the top hands in the west gather in the buckhows at the end of the day.

It's Johnny, Hoppy along's footage that he was speaking. Hoppy, I found a break in the drift fence down on that west pasture. And so, I found the boys down tomorrow. Okay. Right now, I'd like to hear some music. How about a song, boys?