Wild Bill Hickok, a United States Marshal, looks into a flour-smuggling scheme in an Arizona cow town. Fred Stilson tells him that Duke Knuller has been stealing flour from freight wagons and selling it at inflated prices. When Stilson is shot through his window, Hickok and his friend Jingles take up the case. Carlotta, who runs a cafe in town and is fond of Jingles, becomes caught up in the trouble. Hickok and Jingles are the central figures of this Wild Bill Hickok radio adventure, the series' Kellogg's-sponsored episode from May 1952, starring Guy Madison and Andy Devine.
Characters: Wild Bill Hickok, Jingles, Duke Knuller, Fred Stilson, Marie Stilson, Carlotta, Red
The transcript of “Jingles The Ladies Man”, 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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Hello, the greatest name in cereals present... Why are you full-time on your hats and gallop along with Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock in his pal Jingle's which is me and the Divine. We got another root and root and Wild Bill Hickock adventure story for you from the world's only dark and cereals snap crackle and pop.
Kellogg's Rice Crispy! Today Kellogg's Rice Krispies brings you Wild Bill Hickok, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Devine as his pal Jingle's. In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, Jingle the Ladies Man.
Some things happen that you'll want to see and your mom will want to see. Every single one of Kellogg's cereal boxes have been chained. Yes, all ten of them. They all look different with pictures on the front and interesting games cut out and things to read on the backs.
Tell Mom to look at them too and ask her to get you a big box of Kellogg's Rice Krispies. That's the crisp, fresh, snap-crackled pop-tockin' cereal you know. When the West was a youngster, there were very few ladies to be seen in the cow towns or on the scattered homesteads dotting the open plains.
but where men go, their women follow. And by the early 70s, Calico was a common sight in Arizona. This fact led United States Marshal, while Bill Hickock, to a surprising discovery one day, when suddenly he learned that the deputy of his side was actually...
JINGLES, the ladies' man! I'm sorry, Dad, but there are no biscuits because we're still out of flour. Yeah, I know, honey. Let Duke know there's coming day into his rope. You sent for while Bill Hickock?
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Well Andy, what's our story for Friday? Oh, we've got a piperoo guy all about Wild Bill trying to save a whole town from the fury of Savage River. Well Andy, hope the folks remember to get Kellogg's Rice Krispies.
Right, it's the world's only talking cereal. You bet it is. And I think Kellogg's Rice Krispies are great. So long. See you Monday! Yes, sir! Kellogg, the greatest name in cereals has brought you another exciting story of Wild Bill Hickock, starring Guy Madison and Andy Devine in person.
Today's cast included Lillian Bia, Nancy Shields, Paul Fries, and Jess Kirkpatrick. Our director is Paul Pierce, story by Larry Hayes, music by Dick O'Ranff. This is a David Hire production, transcribed in Hollywood. Don't forget to listen Monday, same time, same station, when while Bill Hickok faces the fury of Savage River.
Now, this is Charlie Lyon, speaking for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, the world's only talking cereal, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, America's favorite ready-to-eat cereal, and Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pumps, the cereal with the sweetening already on it.
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