Wild Bill Hickok and his deputy Jingles, United States marshals, track down rustlers who have been stealing young cattle from Angus Gordon's ranch in New Mexico. Their search takes them to the shipping town of Sibley, where a gunman fires at them from the dark valley. Bill and Jingles then visit Tory Macon's Bear Creek Ranch, where Macon reacts angrily to their questions about the young steers being loaded there. The series, originally aired on March 19, 1952, stars Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Devine as Jingles.
The transcript of “Battle At Bear Creek”, an episode of Wild Bill Hickok from 1952. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.
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In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, Battle at Bear Creek. Now kids, before we get into today's exciting Wild Bill Hickock adventure, let's all get settled back with our big yellow boxes of new Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pops.
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Now, let's listen. United States Marshal Wild Bill Hickock and his big deputy jingles were foremost in the fight to stamp out rustling in the great west. One of their grimaced assignments sent them thundering across the plains of New Mexico and straight into the battle at Bear Creek.
Now gents, if you had your fill, we sure have Angus. Well, I sure wish everybody that sent for us would give us a big feed like that before he started talking about the troubles. I'm Bill.
It would be right now, pardon. Alright, Angus, fill it. What's got you in the corner? Rossellers, Bill. Rossellers? Is that all? That's enough, jingles. They're stripping the mavericks out of me, hurts the faster they're going to ruin me.
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It's the greatest new cereal with the sweetening already on it. You bet it is. Andy and I think Sugar Corn Pops are great. So long. See you Friday! Yes, sir. Kellogg's the greatest name in cereals has brought to another exciting story of Wild Bill Hickock.
starring Guy Madison and Andy Devine in person. Today's cast included Hal Girard, Ralph Moody, Jess Kirkpatrick, Tom Holland, and Jack Moyles. Our director is Paul Pierce, story by Larry Hayes, music by Dick O'Rant. This is a David Hire production transcribed in Hollywood.
Don't forget to listen Friday, same time, same station, when Wild Bill Hickock chases Pettigrew's prize pig. Now, this is Charlie Lyon speaking for Kellogg's sugar corn pups, the cereal with a sweeten and all ready on it.
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