The Baron Of The Badlands

Kellogg's the greatest name in cereals presents Whaaaaaaaaaaatul- jingles which is me and the Divine we got another race root sincerely for you the world's only dark 1980s crackling pop Joshua Shawn Kellogg's Rice Krispies bring you Wild Bill Hickard transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Divine as his pal Jingle.

In just thirty seconds you'll hear the exciting story, The Baron of the Badlands. Bet you never stop to think of a breakfast cereal having a personality, did you? But Kellogg's Rice Krispies does, that's right.

You don't believe me, just pour some milk or cream over a heaping bowl of this delicious golden cereal and listen to them sparkle. They're the talking cereal because they tell you with a snap, crackle, pop how fresh and crisp they are.

So get some Kellogg's Rice Krispies tomorrow at your grocers. You'll love them. In the early days of the old West, United States Marshal, Wild Bill Hickock and his big deputy jingles fought all sorts of crime wherever they found it.

Nowhere though did they face a more dangerous opponent or strike a greater blow for law and order than in their battle with the Baron of the Badlands. Tell it! Sure is easy to see why they call this country the Badlands ain't it?

Sure is, Jingle. This is one part of the country that isn't good for anything. No even rattlers and horny toads won't live out here. Not the ones you're thinking about, but there are a few side wonders in this part of the country.

country. Oh, what do you mean, Bill? The Badlands are a preppy ciding place where some of the meanest two-legged snakes in the West. Oh, you mean owl hoots and bandits? Huh, that kind of snake? That's right. These hills are full of some of the toughest critters in this part of the country. Well, they