Red Danger and Black Gold

It's the Roy Rogers Show! Happy trails to you! It's nice to meet again! Happy trails to you! Until the journey's here! Those great nuts flakes! The great two-minute energy cereal brings you the Roy Rogers Show!

Friendscribe on the double R bar ranks with Pat Grady and the Queen of the West Day 11 happy train to you Time to ride! And here he is in person the King of the Cowboys Roy Rogers Howdy folks you know being a cowboy you need lots of energy that's why Great Nutts Flakes is a cereal I like for strengthen energy just two minutes after

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There's a visitor at the double R bar ranch tonight, Carol Ann Jensen, 12-year-old daughter of the widow Jensen, whose horse ranch is in Paradise Valley. Carol Ann is not in a talkative mood, and after Roy, Dale, and Pat failed to draw from heard the purpose of her visit, they've turned to the relaxation of some good western songs.

Don't forget songs are made out of a sunshine, and the smile goes along. Wonderful, wonderful! Ho and Dale, you blend just like gasoline in a carburetor. Are we to take that as a compliment pad?

Anytime Pat compares anything to Nellie Bell's motor, you can be sure it's a compliment. Yes. How'd you like it, Carol Ann? Oh, it was fine. You know, honey, you ought to take that song to heart.

I don't believe you smile all evening. Yeah. What's eating you, Caroline? Nothing. I wish it'd sing me one more song before I settle Val and start home. Val? That's a loud name for a horse, Caroline.