From The Diamond K 51-xx-xx ep32 The Seven Cities of Sibola

Hi there, buckaroos. This is Ken Minner, Mr. Diamond Kay. And that was Tarzan joining me and saying hello. About this time we get to look forward to seeing you drop around in the tack room for a bit of saliva and a story about hidden gold, some lost mine, or about some colorful character of the West.

It's mighty interesting how gold and buried treasure have become associated with the Southwest. But then you're apt to find a lost treasure most anywhere. Might be one in your backyard for all you know. But don't get out of the shell and start digging.

I don't think your mother and dad would like finding a lot of new holes in a petunia bed. Or rather that new fence. I'll give you an idea of how this whole treasure business started as soon as we've had a word from my announcer. From the tack room of Ken Maynard's Diamond K Ranch we're bringing you stories of adventure

stories of circus life fascinating transcribed tales of the Old West where cowboys still follow the cattle trails stories of rodeos and parades colorful legends of the Red Man, hidden gold and buried treasure. The exciting tales in the Diamond Kay are told by a Hollywood champion of Western stars, internationally famous Ken Maynard.

Now Ken has a real thriller in store for you today, but Carus, just like he said a minute ago. And speaking of thrills, can you imagine Ken coming right into your living room and saying hello to you personally?

Boy, what a thrill. And that's not all. No, sir. Ken speaks directly to you, he'll tell you two of his favorite stories about the Wild West. Now of course, many of you know I'm talking about the Ken Manant personalized record album that you can have for your very own.