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Cave-In at Careful Smith's Mine

Wild Bill Hickok · May 6, 1951 · 24 min · 4,108 words

The transcript of “Cave-In at Careful Smith's Mine”, an episode of Wild Bill Hickok first broadcast May 6, 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Wild Bill Hickok plays Wild Bill Hickok free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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What?! Hats and tassels Kellogg's corn pops. Cause here comes Guy Madison as Wild Bill and his pal Jingle, which is me, Andy Devine. We got another root and tootin' Wild Bill Hickok adventure story for ya.

From that great new Seria with the sweetin' and already on it, Kellogg's corn pops! Brings you Wild Bill Hickok, transcribed from Hollywood, starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Devine as his pal Jingle.

Of the long procession of pioneers who traversed our broad continent pushing the early frontiers ever westward, most were honest, law-abiding. But some were not. And the battle between the good and the bad was often violent.

Into this conflict, always on the side of law and order, rode the greatest fighter of them all. Scout, sharpshooter, United States Marshal, while Bill Hickok. Early one evening in the town of Silver City, two men sat together in the corner shadows of the cactus bed saloon, and they spoke quietly.

Don't mind my saying so, boss. You're looking mighty pleased with yourself. I shouldn't I be, Stacey. I'm going to be a rich man. I've got a perfect set up. It's perfect, all right. You grub-steak some prospectus. They sound like contract with you. When they strike at rich, you cut in for a third of their claim.

When one of the men I grubbed steak like careful Smith, for instance, hits a rich load, the next thing you know, he meets up with an accident and dies. And the whole line is yours after you've seen to it that he had that accident.

Shut up. Stacey, I don't ever want to hear you say I had anything to do with Smith's death. Sorry, boss. Anyway, that ain't why I asked you here to talk about it. It's about old Jim Harris. He's got me worried.

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