The Thundercloud

WALEME BUIL HICKOCK! Home with Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock and his pal Jingle's which is me and the Divine. United States Marshal Wild Bill Hickock and his big deputy jingles had many friends among the Indian tribes of the Old West, but it was one of these loyal friends who unwittingly led them down a trail of gun smoke and danger following the Thunder Cloud.

You know, Hickok, I think it's just about time you told me where we're going and why we're going there. You always say saddle up partner, let's ride. Most of the time we're riding straight into trouble and I don't even know where the trouble's about to start.

Well, maybe it's better that way, jingles. You don't have to worry till you get there. I'm a bill I ain't no baby. I'm bigger than you are even if I'm not quite as smart and I want to know what we're getting into this time.

Maybe we're just out for a nice ride in the sunshine. Fat cancel that. Last time we went for a ride and didn't get into trouble was when we rode over the widow ruggled the third wedding.

That was a long time ago because she's had four husbands since then. Well, we're not going to a wedding this time, Jingle. We're supposed to find out why Chief Thundercloud braved and suddenly gone on the war path again.

Oh, Indian trouble, huh? That's right. Two ranches burned in a wagon train attacked already this month. Each time the Reading Party was led by the same chief. Chief Thundercloud? Must have been. They said he wore his red blanket and the war bunted with the yellow feathers.