The Gunsmoke Blockade

Kellogg's the greatest name in cereals presents... WHAAAAAALBILLHICKOCK! Pass those Kellogg sugar pops. Cause here comes Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock in his pal Jingle's which is me and the Divine. We've got another rootin' tootin' Wild Bill Hickock adventure story for ya.

From this cereal you can eat out of the bowl or out of the box. The cereal with the sweetin' and all ready on it... Kellogg's... Sugar Pops! BAM! Today Kellogg Sugar Pops, the cereal with the sweetening already on it brings you Wild Bill Hickock, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill, and Andy

Divine as his pal Jingle. In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, the gun-smoked blockade. Kellogg Sugar Corn Pops are tops. Tops as a cereal with a little milk or cream. Tops as a snack right out of the box.

Either way, you don't add sugar, because the sweeten is already on them. They're shot with sugar. Yes, either way, you'll get plenty of pleasure eating those golden nuggets of ready sweetened corn. Enjoy sugar pops often.

Have mom look for the package of Kellogg's sugar corn pops with the pictures of Guy Madison and Andy Devine riding on the front with the words, Shot with Sugar. The old men fought a raw winter to lay their steel through the hills to the edge of Lonesome Valley.

There they were stopped. Hard-eyed gun fighters blocked their right away from there on. That was the situation when the railroaters sent a special train to bring United States Marshal while Bill Hickock and Jingles up for a desperate try at breaking the gun-smoke blockade.

It sure was nice and Mr. Hamilton to send a special train just for us, wasn't it? It sure was, Jingles. But don't get the idea that this was just a joy ride on your private engine.