The Case of the Mysterious Puppet (audition)

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The giant of the cereals, his Quaker Oats. Out of the West at into your home, riding the range of adventure and mystery, blazing a trail of western song and story. Day 11, Scappy Hayes, and America's King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers. Today's adventure, the case of the mysterious puppet. And here is Roy Rogers. Well, Holly boys and girls and mothers and dads too, of course. This is

Roy Rogers. This adventure I'm going to tell you about began on a Sunday morning in our church at Paradise Valley. It was just about like any other Sunday, you know, quiet and peaceful, and as usual, before Reverend Smith began his sermon, Dale and I were singing a hymn.

I come to the garden of all, why would you be still on the roses, and the voice I hear, Falling on my ear, the Son of God, his glowses, and he walks with me and he talks with me, And he tells me I am his own, And the joy we share, As we tell you there, none other has ever known.

I have taken my sermon today from the passage, And it came to pass in those days that he went out into a mountain to pray, and continued all night in prayer. Dear friends, as I sat in my study the other day reading over these words, composing my thoughts won't dear me, eroy.

Yes, Reverend? Someone seems to be ringing the church beller, must be some mistake, would you mind? Be sure, Reverend, there must be some mistake. I'll get to the Bell Tower, Pronto. Reagan, I better marry Longwee.