The Dead Of Winter

Kelloggs, the greatest name in cereals presents... Whaaaaaay! You folks hold onto your hats and pass those Kelloggs sugar pot. Cause here comes Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock and his pal Jingles, which is me, and the divine.

We got another root and tootin Wild Bill Hickock adventure story for you. From the cereal you can eat out of the bowl or out of the box. The cereal with the sweet and all ready on it...

Kelloggs sugar pot! Today Kellogg's sugar pops, the cereal with the sweet and all runny on it, brings you Wild Bill Hickok, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy DeBine as his pal Jingle.

In just thirty seconds we'll hear the exciting story, The Dead of Winter. Wranglers you know times are changing. Used to be when you wanted an after school or before bedtime snack you rated the icebox.

Now when anybody's hankering for a tasty between meal snack, they're likely to head right for that package of Kellogg's sugar corn pops on the kitchen shelf. Kellogg's sugar pops sure make a swell snack right out of the box.

Or enjoy them for breakfast with just a little milk or cream. You don't need sugar because the sweetening's already on them. Have mom get a package of Kellogg's sugar pops next time she shops. New Year's Eve at the little sagebrush town of Thompson Corners always call for a big celebration. From miles around the ranchers and their calico-covered wives, the cow hands

and their chosen girls fought their way over snow-covered roads to the big dance at Community Hall. In the winter of 75, United States Marshal Wile Bill Hickock and his fun-loving deputy jingles got to town just in time to be invited.