Four Aces for Death

Hold on to your hats and past those Kellogg's corn pops. Because here comes Guy Madison as Wild Bill and his pal Jingle's, which is me and the Divine. We got another root and tutank Wild Bill Hickok adventure story for you, from that great new cereal with the sweet and all ready on it, Kellogg's!

Oh, it's corn pops. Brings you Wild Bill Hickok, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Divine as his pal Jingle's. About the time Ulysses S. Grant was president, Wild Bill Hickock was among the most feared and respected United States marshals on the Western frontier. Many a bad man had faced Wild

Bill and his big deputy jingles to wind up either eating dust or looking out from behind bars. Then came the time when Wild Bill Hickock and jingles met up with a party of gun fighters who dealt a hand of four aces or death.

Start to see him, Bill. Yeah. Hey, there's a gun flash. They're headed for the hills. Thank you, everyone. Those rocks we got as much chance with a paper bank and a hail storm. All your fire jingles.

They quit shooting. Do you reckon we've lost them, Bill? Sure looks that way, partner. Hold up a minute. Whoa, whoa, whoa, buckshot. Oh, whoa, Joker. Dog, gun, bank robbers. They sure got away slick as a cow's nose and a barrel of mag.

That's right, partner. and they're both headed south, which could mean they're crossing the border. Yeah, then we've lost them good. Those slabs cited coyotes are gonna ruin our reputation, sure. Hey, hey, we didn't even see them.

That's right. We would know them if they walked up the street and said, howdy stranger. Yeah, you reckon the sheriff got any information, Bill? I'd have asked them. Yeah, and what good did it do us?