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Unknown Speaker (0:01)
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Andrew Rines (0:45)
Welcome to the Old Time Radio Westerns. I'm your host, Andrew Rines and I'm excited to bring you another episode absolutely free. This is one of over 80 episodes released monthly for your enjoyment. And before we get into this episode, let's go ahead and do a quick programming note. This is only a partial episode, all that exists. If we ever do find the original with the beginning or ending correctly done, we will definitely bring it to you. Sorry again, this will be a shorter episode than usual. Hope you enjoy. And let's get into it.
Narrator (1:19)
Here's adventure, here's romance. Here's the famous Robin Hood of the old West.
Cisco (1:31)
Cisco.
Pancho (1:31)
He's sharing.
Cisco (1:32)
He is getting closer this way.
Narrator (1:35)
Pancho Famino, the Cisco Pip.
Unknown Speaker (2:04)
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Narrator (2:46)
Now the Cisco Kid. In our thrilling story Jailbreak, the motive of vengeance is a deadly poison within the heart and the mind, growing and spreading until it becomes an all consuming passion. So the motive of vengeance burned within Todd Jelke, who in a prison in the old Southwest was serving a life sentence for robbery and murder. As our story opens, it is early morning and two armed guards are marching a file of prisoners across the prison yard to their work in the shaft.
Guard (3:18)
Come on, get back in line, you Jelkey.
Cisco (3:21)
I'm in line. What are you talking about?
Pancho (3:23)
I said get back in line.
