The Fish That Told a Story

It's the Rowey Roger Show! Aah! Happy trails to you! It's nice to meet again! Happy trails to you! I'm tell the journey's in! Oh sugarcrisps! The cereal treat that's fun to eat brings you the Rowey Roger Show!

and he was transcribed on the R-Bar ranch with Pat Brady and the Queen of the West, Day 11. Happy Trades to you, and here he is, in person, the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers.

Well, howdy folks, here's my good word for today. It's about a honey of a new cereal, post-sugar crisp. And it's my hunch you'll like it just as much as we do out here at the Double R Bar Ranch.

You see, post-sugar crisp is just downright good eating, and it's good so many different ways. Try it real soon, won't you? Now, we'd like to tell you about the fish that told a story. It's almost ten o'clock on a lovely fall evening in Mineral City.

The last of the regular customers is departing from the Eureka Cafe, leaving Roy Rogers, hat Brady and the proprietress Dale Evans. Well good night folks. I hope you catch those fellows here. I do too. Well how do you like that? Smuggled pearls from Mexico being shipped east from right here in Mineral City. And a pretty slick way of

doing it too. Shipping the mountain potted cactus plants. Well as Sherrick says he's given orders to the post office to hold anyone that tries to ship any more cactus and I hope you'll catch up with whoever's doing it.

Well, we'll see. The sheriff's persistent if nothing else. Well, let's close up Dale. Me and Nellie-Bell want to take a little spin in the moonlight. Oh, it's early yet, Pat. Well, you never stay open this late in a spacely on a night like this.