Death Paints a Picture

It's Hop Along Cassidy! With action and suspense, out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Hop Along Cassidy, starring William Boy. The Ring of the Silver Spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West, Hop Along Cassidy.

This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure. In the role of Hop Along Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series William Boy and appearing as that laughable old character California is Andy Clyde.

Now to our story, Death Paints a Picture. Hoppy's horse at the moment is picking his way through the mesquite beside that of California that the two men ride across the Great Flying Key Ranch and they wave back to their own spread, the bar twenty and as they ride through the night threatened their way through moonlit

aroyers and between ghostly Joshua trees and their arms to the stars. Hoppy's thoughtful silence is becoming slightly irritating to his partner California. Go on it, Hoppy. You can't plow a field just for turning it over in your mind.

Huh? What's that? Well, if you decided to quit the bar twenty and go to work for the flying cave, you might as well tell me. What's the bar twenty? What are you talking about? Apparently, that's what Old Main Kingsley wanted to talk to you about?

Since Ben Garrett disappeared, he's been looking for new foremen for the Flying King. Why else would he send a message asking you to ride over and talk with him? Better not jump the conclusion so fast, California, a lavaligoulame.

First place it wasn't Mr. Kingley who sent that note to me. Well, I thought he sent it to. When I walked into that country club they called a ranch house, Mr. Kingley wasn't around. It was his wife, Elaine Kingley, who wanted to talk to me.