Death Crosses the River

With action and suspense out of the Old West, comes the most famous hero of them all, Hopilon Cassidy starring William Boyd. The Ring of the Silver Spurs, heroes the most amazing man ever to ride the fairies of the early West.

Hopilon Cassidy, the same Hoppy you cheer in motion pictures, and the same California you've laughed at a million times. While courage and quick shooting of built a legend around this famous hero, Hopilon is a name to be feared, respected, and admired for this great cowboy ride that fails of adventure and excitement.

William Boyd has hop along Cassidy and and declined as California. Will Hoppe, what about our story? It's one called Death Crosses the River and began one morning down the Rio Grande country of Texas. California and I had just delivered some breeding stocks to a rancher in Mirelaredo.

We were planning on a few days vacation in San Antonio, so to save where on our horses we took the sage coast. And tied our horses back of it. The only other passenger with the nervous little ball headed man, a black Alpaca suit.

He seemed to have no yen for California's conversation. I don't know, Hoppy. Hautious mighty hard in the seat of your bridge. But this flame cracker box kicks up all over. Oh. Going all the way to Santhole, stranger?

Eh, yes. I'll bet you were a drummer. Thank you, Mr.... Uh, Mr.... No, no. Hm. Your name wouldn't be, uh... Prince, would it? Yeah. You see how babies miss it? Oh, shut up, Libby Lipsch!

Well, that serves your right, but... Flabbily! I... Hey, this isn't a regular stop. It's a free approach, bro. Hold up. Do it a Coke! It's not only Swiss cheese out of that box! We've got to do it, he serves.