The Killer of Candy Flat | Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (03-06-53)

Summary

Old Time Radio Westerns Podcast: "The Killer of Candy Flat | Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok"

Host: Andrew Rines
Release Date: January 18, 2025
Original Air Date: March 6, 1953

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Introduction

In this captivating episode of the Old Time Radio Westerns podcast, host Andrew Rines brings to life the intense showdown between the legendary U.S. Marshal Wild Bill Hickok and the ruthless outlaw Blue Miller. Set against the rugged backdrop of Candy Flat, this digitally restored radio drama immerses listeners in a gripping tale of courage, strategy, and relentless pursuit of justice in the Wild West.

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Setting the Scene

The episode opens with Wild Bill Hickok and his loyal deputy, Jingles, embroiled in a tense standoff within a hotel room besieged by a gang of outlaws led by the formidable Blue Miller. The atmosphere is thick with danger as the outlaws, described as pack-like coyotes, surround the room, leaving Hickok and Jingles with dwindling ammunition.

• Jingles (01:17): "Dog gone it. I missed him again. Bill, we ain't never gonna get out of this hotel room alive."
• Wild Bill Hickok (01:27): "Save your ammunition, Jingles. It'll be dark before long now."

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A Narrow Escape

As the situation grows dire, tension mounts with the arrival of Blue Miller, who taunts Hickok and Jingles. A cunning plan unfolds when Jingles ingeniously throws a bomb back at the attackers, causing a distraction that allows the duo to escape. This narrow evasion showcases the quick thinking and resourcefulness of Hickok and his deputy.

• Jingles (02:19): "Like that fuse, baby. A dynamite or a bomb."
• Wild Bill Hickok (02:22): "Get back from that window, Jingles."

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Planning the Trap

Determined to capture Blue Miller, Hickok devises an audacious plan to lure the outlaw into his own hideout. Despite Jingles' skepticism about targeting Candy Flat—the very origin of Blue and his gang—Hickok remains resolute. Their strategy involves hiding their horses and patiently waiting for Blue Miller to make his move, setting the stage for a classic Western confrontation.

• Wild Bill Hickok (03:57): "We haven't got much left for a showdown in case they try rushing us."
• Jingles (04:10): "You being serious, Bill?"

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Confrontation at the Jail

The tension escalates as Blue Miller and his gang infiltrate the jail where Hickok and Jingles have taken refuge. A fierce battle ensues within the confines of the jailhouse, highlighting the desperateness of Blue Miller to eliminate Hickok once and for all. The interplay between the protagonists and antagonists underscores themes of perseverance and tactical warfare.

• Blue Miller (05:25): "You'll never get me again. This time I'm gonna finish you once and for all."
• Wild Bill Hickok (05:25): "You're wasting your time, Jingles."

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Blue Miller's Final Stand

In a dramatic climax, Hickok employs a clever ruse to trap Blue Miller and his gang inside the jail, effectively turning the tables on the outlaws. As Blue attempts to escape, his confidence wanes, leading to his eventual capture. The episode masterfully balances suspense and action, culminating in a satisfying resolution where law and order prevail.

• Wild Bill Hickok (16:23): "No, I'm just fooling."
• Jingles (17:07): "We got him in there."

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Resolution

With Blue Miller and his gang subdued, Candy Flat breathes a sigh of relief. The townspeople, previously cowed by the outlaws' reign, express their gratitude towards Hickok and Jingles. The episode concludes on a triumphant note, celebrating the enduring legacy of Wild Bill Hickok as the steadfast guardian of the frontier.

• Mose (18:28): "Mr. Hickok, we sure owe you a debt of gratitude. And in an apology."
• Wild Bill Hickok (18:41): "Sure, Sam. Think nothing of it."

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Notable Quotes

• Jingles (01:32): "Look at there. One of them Gila monsters hit my shaving mug. And I've had that mug for 10 years."
• Wild Bill Hickok (03:08): "I know that, partner. That's why we're going there."
• Jingles (05:25): "You better not stick your old head out and say that, you crawling coyote."
• Wild Bill Hickok (15:24): "It's a long shot."
• Jingles (16:55): "We got him in there."
• Wild Bill Hickok (17:15): "I hope this works."

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Conclusion

"The Killer of Candy Flat | Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok" stands as a quintessential Western radio drama, brilliantly restored to offer listeners an authentic auditory experience. Through masterful storytelling, dynamic character interactions, and exhilarating action sequences, this episode not only entertains but also pays homage to the timeless legends of the Wild West. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer, this adventure promises to keep you on the edge of your seat, eagerly anticipating the next installment of Wild Bill Hickok's adventures.

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Transcript

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[Andrew Rines]

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. Now, let's get into this episode.

[Narrator]

There were many kinds of outlaws who tried to block the march of law and order across the western plains. United States Marshal Wild Bill Hickok and his deputy Jingles met them all. Train robbers and confidence men, gamblers and rustlers. But none were more vicious than the killer of Candy. Flat.

[Jingles]

Dog gone it. I missed him again. Bill, we ain't never gonna get out of this hotel room alive. Why, that pack of coyotes got the whole place surrounded.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Save your ammunition, Jingles. It'll be dark before long now.

[Jingles]

Look at there. One of them Gila monsters hit my shaving mug. And I've had that mug for 10 years.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Too bad, partner. But you're wasting your lead. And we haven't got much left for a showdown in case they try rushing us.

[Jingles]

I wish they would. I'd like to get that low down Blue Miller close enough to take a beat on his witchbone.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Don't get careless, Jingles. Blue's dangerous. He's already killed the sheriff and treed the whole town.

[Jingles]

Yeah, including us. How'd we know he was coming to town with his gang?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

We didn't. But we've been in worse spots than this.

[Jingles]

Well, maybe so, but I have difficulty in remembering. When you coming out of there, Hickok? No, we ain't. You low down, Polecat. I just hope you take a notion to come up them stairs after us.

[Blue Miller]

I got a better way than that. Okay, shorty.

[Jingles]

Like that fuse, baby. A dynamite or a bomb.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Get back from that window, Jingles.

[Blue Miller]

Look out. Hickok. Here comes your finish, Bill.

[Jingles]

It's a bomb with a little sharp fuse.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I got a jingle. Stand back.

[Jingles]

Well, draw it out the window, Bill. Quick. Here goes. Ah. Slowly throwing it back. Run. I bet that surprised him.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Quick, Jingles, now's our chance. Down the back stairs.

[Jingles]

Yeah. Have both your guns ready.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

That explosion might draw him away from the back door. Here. Wait a minute while I take a look.

[Jingles]

See anything, Bill?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

No. We're in luck, though. Horses still tied up near the livery stable across the alley. Come on, partner. We're getting out of here.

[Jingles]

I'll just keep out of my way.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Jump in that cell and we'll head for Candy Flat.

[Jingles]

Candy Flat? Bill, are you crazy? That's where Blue Miller and his gang come from.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I know that, partner. That's why we're going there. Steady, Buckshot.

[Jingles]

He just ain't making sense, boss.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

They ain't up here in this room.

[Blue Miller]

Then they must have got out the back way.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

After him.

[Blue Miller]

After him, you hammer hat.

[Jingles]

Uh.

[Narrator]

Oh.

[Jingles]

Bill, let's get out of here. That they see us.

[Blue Miller]

We're getting high by Chat.

[Jingles]

High by Jeff Yoga. You heard what Bill said. Ha.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Well, we finally lost him.

[Jingles]

Yeah. Doubling back over the hill was too much for him.

[Blue Miller]

Whoa.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Buckshot, stop here and take a breather.

[Jingles]

That was really a close one, Bill. I thought that hotel room was gonna be our last resting place.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Yeah, Blue Miller thought that, too. I guess now it's up to us to bring him in.

[Jingles]

Just how do you figure to do that? He'd mean her in a gray wolf with one foot in the bear trap.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Well, we'll just have to pull his fangs, partner. That's Candy Flat just below us. We'll ride down there and hide our horses and wait for him to come home.

[Jingles]

You being serious, Bill?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Sure am.

[Jingles]

You mean you're gonna go right into Blue Miller's hideout and wait for him?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

That's right. I don't know any better way to find him. Come on. Get along there, Buckshot.

[Jingles]

I thought I was lucky when I got out of that hotel alive. Bill. This is just plain crazy. Bill, are you sure you know what you're doing?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Quiet, Jingle. Dark enough now to get inside.

[Jingles]

Oh, wait, Bill. There's one of Blue's men sitting on the back porch.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Yeah. Must have been left to guard the place. You stay here. I'll get him.

[Mose]

Hey, who's that?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

All right, Jingles, come on.

[Jingles]

That's what I call a right nice piece of work, Bill.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Yeah, but we're after bigger game.

[Jingles]

Yeah, and here they come.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Put Jingles inside the house.

[Jingles]

I don't fall and break my neck in the dark. Oh, why can't be that last thing, Bill. Why you.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Jingles, get up.

[Jingles]

Get up, he says. Bill, we're going to be setting ducks for that pack of gun slicks. We won't stand a chance.

[Blue Miller]

All right, one of you guys get a light working. Then clear out of here and let me think. I got to figure out a way to find that Wild Bill Hickok and kill him off once and for all.

[Narrator]

Today'S. Wild Bill Hickok. Story continues in just one minute. After a narrow escape from a Blue Miller gang, Wild Bill Hickok decided to trap Blue in his own hideout. He arrived there with Jingles just ahead of the gang only to find himself in a tougher spot than before.

[Blue Miller]

All right, where's that light?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I got it, Blue.

[Blue Miller]

Here's the lamp.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Wait, let's strike a man.

[Blue Miller]

Hey, what's going on here? Shorty. Shorty. Now which one of you jugheads is laughing? Who knocked that lamp over? Hey, somebody knocked Shorty down too.

[Mose]

Was washed. Hey, Blue, where are you?

[Jingles]

Right here.

[Blue Miller]

Who's that?

[Mose]

It's me, Mose. Hey, whoever's playing jokes around here better cut it out. I don't like being hit over the head.

[Blue Miller]

Hit over the head? Who hit you?

[Mose]

I don't know.

[Blue Miller]

I'm gonna break somebody's head for this.

[Mose]

Boss, there's ghost loose in this room.

[Blue Miller]

Well, I gotta get a light. Wait till I strike a match. Hey, who blew out that match? Get out of here, all of you. If there's somebody loose in this room, I'll get em myself. Go on, clear out and stay out.

[Jingles]

What are we gonna do now, Bill?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Wait and see, Jingles.

[Blue Miller]

Now we'll see whether there's anybody in this room or not. I know there's a lamp over the fireplace.

[Jingles]

This one's on you, Bill. Yeah.

[Blue Miller]

Oh, so there is somebody in here. All right, which one of you double crossing mavericks is looking for trouble with me? Come on, speak up. I'll blast every corner of this room. You ought to know better than to play games with Blue Miller. I'd as soon shoot you as think about it.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Now, Jingles.

[Jingles]

Oh no you don't. Oh yes we do, you ringtail hyena. Now shut up.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You're kind of rough on him. Pardon?

[Jingles]

Just tapped him asleep for a little while, Bill. He'll be easier to handle that way. Well, what are we going to do with him?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

The whole gang's still out front waiting for his call to come back in. Let's go out the back door with him.

[Jingles]

I'll carry him. Billy don't weigh over 200. Now you just lead the way and keep those six guns loose in case we have to fight our way out of here. All right, Blue Miller, get in that cell. Well, we got you locked up at last.

[Blue Miller]

You can't keep me in here. There ain't a jail in this country that'll hold me.

[Jingles]

I'm gonna stay right here in the sheriff's office. And I'd like to see you try to get out.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Okay, Jingles, you stay here. I'll go over and get us something to eat.

[Jingles]

Well, that's the best news I've heard today, Bill. You know, fighting hombres like Blue Miller's gang makes me mighty hungry. I'll sit right here and keep an eagle eye on him and hurry back.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You just be sure and stay awake, partner.

[Jingles]

Oh, I will, I will. Yes, indeed. Bright eyed and bushy tail that old Jingle. Yes. Hurry.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Blue.

[Jingles]

Blue.

[Blue Miller]

Hey, boss. Who's there? It's me, Shorty, outside the window. Well, it's about time I get rot in here before you guys get around to doing anything. Get me out of here. Gee, boss, we didn't even know where you disappeared to.

[Mose]

Yeah, Blue Pinu saw Hickok bring you in here and came out to tell.

[Blue Miller]

Us we got it all set. Now, I don't wants holding you up. We want to be sure of the layout. Where's Jingles? Sleeping in a chair in the office. You got a six gun for me?

[Mose]

Sure, kid. Pick one of mine.

[Blue Miller]

I'll slip it through the bar. I got it, Tick. Doc's down at the restaurant. We gotta work fast. What's the plan? The boys are blowing up the bank. That'll draw the town down there. I got a pair of strong horses here to pull the bars out of the window. We'll get the ropes up here and tie them to the bars. And be quiet about it. Okay. Keep that horse quiet. That big ox is waking up. Hey, Mose, hold that box still.

[Jingles]

What's going on in there? Who you talking to?

[Blue Miller]

Talking to myself. What's it to you?

[Jingles]

Oh, nothing. You know, I talk to myself too once in a while when I can't find nobody else interesting to talk to.

[Blue Miller]

Well, go on back and talk to yourself then. I ain't got nothing to say to you.

[Jingles]

What in the thunder was there?

[Blue Miller]

Came from down the street. Sounds like somebody's robbing the bank.

[Jingles]

The bank?

[Mose]

Yeah.

[Blue Miller]

You better go see.

[Jingles]

Yeah, you ain't going no bank. I better go see.

[Blue Miller]

Come on, Shorty, get those horses pulling.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Okay, boss.

[Blue Miller]

Get up there.

[Jingles]

Lead into those collars. Haul away. Oh.

[Blue Miller]

What's the matter?

[Jingles]

Them bars is in there right tight, Blue. You better get them out and fast. Oh, yeah? Yeah.

[Blue Miller]

Dig in now. It's coming.

[Jingles]

Keep pulling. There you are, Blue.

[Blue Miller]

A hole big enough to walk out of and your horse is right here. Then come on, hit those saddles and let's ride.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

All right, quiet down now. What happened, Bill?

[Jingles]

I heard an explosion. Six guns Popping. Now, what happened?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

That's what I'm trying to find out.

[Jingles]

Hey, it was the bank.

[Mose]

Yeah, it was the bank, all right. Oh, howdy, Mr. Hickok.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Hiya, Sam. Glad to see you. How much did you lose out of the safe?

[Mose]

Not a red cent. Can't figure it out at all.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You mean they didn't rob the bank?

[Jingles]

Whole front window's blown out.

[Mose]

Yeah, that's what I can't figure, Jingles. They just messed the place up a little and broke the wind in. Made a big noise. Safe wasn't even touched.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Hey, wait a minute, Jingles. What made you think it was the bank in the first place?

[Jingles]

Well, when we heard the explosion. Blue.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

That's what I thought.

[Mose]

You got Blue Miller in jail down there? Hickok? He's the meanest killer that ever set foot in Candy Flat. Is he in jail?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I doubt it. That explains why you didn't lose any money. Come on, Jingles. Let's go learn the bad news.

[Jingles]

But, Bill, Blue was right there in the cell when I left. How could he get out? Oh, dog on it.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Anyway, he pulled an old trick on his partner causing trouble in another part of the town to attract attention.

[Jingles]

But I was right there all the time.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You didn't go to sleep, did you, Jingle?

[Jingles]

Who, me? Oh, Bill.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

There it is, partner. The whole side of the cell pulled out, bars and all. He stepped out of that hole without even bowing his head.

[Jingles]

Why, that slippery snake.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Now we've got it all to do over again.

[Jingles]

Oh, dad burned my dusty old feather head. Anyway, what did I have to go to sleep for? I was just.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I thought so.

[Jingles]

Oh, sure put my foot in at that time.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Well, never mind, partner. We caught him once, we'll get him again. Let's go in the jail and get some extra ammunition.

[Jingles]

Yeah, this time we ain't gonna be so easy to run to ground. I'll tell you that. He ain't.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You're right about that. We have to think up some new tricks.

[Jingles]

He sure ain't going to fall for that lamp breaking stunt we pulled last time. He sure had him going for a while there, didn't he?

[Blue Miller]

All right, spread out and surround the jail.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Jingles.

[Jingles]

It's him.

[Blue Miller]

Peacock and that big ox deputy are boot in there. This time they don't get out, you hear?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Jingles, lock that door. I'll get the back one.

[Jingles]

I sure will. That's got it, Bill. What about the hole in the cell wall?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Yeah. Push this desk in front of it. We'll lock the door of the cell.

[Jingles]

You just stand out of my way now. Here we go.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

All right, line up your guns. We're liable to be here for a long time.

[Blue Miller]

That's it, boys.

[Jingles]

Feed them lead.

[Blue Miller]

This is the end of Wild Bill Hickok.

[Jingles]

No, it's likely to be the end of his big debity Jingle Dog. On it, Bill. We're right back where.

[Narrator]

Today'S Wild Bill Hickok story continues in just one minute. Blue Miller's surprise escape was one thing. But the next move of the Candy Flat Killer was even bigger surprise when he doubled back and surrounded the jail with his gang leaving Wild Bill and Jingles bottled up inside.

[Jingles]

Doggone it, that's getting too darn close.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Keep your head down, Jingles.

[Jingles]

Why don't the townspeople do something to help us out?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Miller's got the whole town buffaloed, partner. I guess it's up to us.

[Jingles]

Yeah, up to us. Well, just what can we do? See, them varmints got us fixed up like two grasshoppers in a bot.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Well, we'll keep them interested while we think of something.

[Blue Miller]

You better give up, Hickok.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Your time's coming, Blue.

[Blue Miller]

You'll never get me again. This time I'm gonna finish you once and for all. You two bit marshal.

[Jingles]

You better not stick your old head out and say that, you crawling coyote.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You're wasting your time, Jingles. It's too dark and they're not taking any chances. Hey, wait a minute. I got an idea.

[Jingles]

Well, it better be a good one.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

It's a long shot.

[Jingles]

Well, most of the things you call ideas are long shots. Well, spill it. We can't be in a much worse.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Pickle near the front door. Jingles, maybe I can bait Blue Miller into coming in after you.

[Jingles]

Crazy Bill, if that pack of wolves decide to come in, we're gone as sure.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I said it was a long shot. Now, come on.

[Jingles]

All right. Now what do I do?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

They try to push that door open, hold it against them.

[Jingles]

Sure. There's only about 15 of those bruisers out there. Oh, I wish I could just hit one of them.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Then when I say so, let it swing open. We'll run out the back door, pull it shut and I'll run around and lock the front door on them.

[Jingles]

Oh, I get it. We'll bottle them up, huh?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

That's it.

[Jingles]

Won't work.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Got any better ideas?

[Jingles]

No, dad, burn it. I ain't got no ideas at all. Go ahead.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You're not getting anywhere with this, Blue. Why don't you try coming in after us?

[Blue Miller]

You'll give up sooner or later. You can't hold out in there forever.

[Jingles]

Oh, Jingles, they got me. They did.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

No, I'm just fooling.

[Blue Miller]

All right, Shorty. We got Hickok. Get that log and batter that door down.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

It's working, Jingles.

[Jingles]

Yeah, but what do we do now?

[Blue Miller]

Yeah, that's it. Pound that door down.

[Jingles]

Bring it in. Oh, Bill, I ain't gonna be able to hold it for long.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Just a little longer, Jingles.

[Blue Miller]

Samora, you guys get on this log.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Hey, he's pulling them away from the back door. Jingles, now's our chance.

[Blue Miller]

What's the matter with you, you weak kneed mavericks. Put some steam behind.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

All right, Jingles, unlock that door and run now.

[Jingles]

Here I go, boss. All of you, get in there after him. Come on, get us, Blue. Come on, Bill.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Out the door, Jingles. All right, close it.

[Jingles]

We got him in there.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Here's a key. Lock it while I run around and get the front door.

[Jingles]

Watch yourself, Bill.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I hope this works. Yeah, they're all inside now. We'll bottle them up. You're glad they didn't break this lock.

[Blue Miller]

That's a mighty slick trick. Oh, no. Don't move. That's a gun in your back. And I'd take a big pleasure in pulling the trigger.

[Jingles]

Now if you did, Blue Miller, I'd have to get some pleasure too. Wouldn't knife.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Watch him jingle.

[Blue Miller]

You ain't taking me, Bill.

[Jingles]

Now you got no gun at all, Blue.

[Blue Miller]

But I still got legs. You'll have to catch me.

[Jingles]

There he goes, Bill. No, you don't, Blue. This is the end of the line.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Come get us out of here.

[Jingles]

Blue's got troubles of his own right now. Here come the men from the town to take care of you, Varmint.

[Blue Miller]

I'm going to kill you, Hickok.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You've been trying to do that most.

[Jingles]

Of the night, mister.

[Narrator]

Wild Bill Hickok will continue after this message.

[Jingles]

Well, Bill, that takes care of him again. But keep your foot on him. He's slippier than a sidewinder and a barrel of soap.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

You're right about that, jingle.

[Jingles]

Hey, look, Bill. Looks like the banker got the men to show a little spunk now that we got them jaspers herded together in jail.

[Mose]

Mr. Hickok, we sure owe you a debt of gratitude. And in an apology.

[Jingles]

What are you gonna apologize for, Sam?

[Mose]

Because we didn't do anything. But watch while you battled Blue Miller and his outlaws to a standstill.

[Jingles]

Oh, that's all right, ain't it, Bill?

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Sure, Sam. Think nothing of it. The whole gang's corral. Now, I don't think they'll give you any more trouble.

[Mose]

Well, thanks to you two, maybe we can have some peace and quiet around Candy Flat again.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

I sure hope so, Sam.

[Jingles]

Yeah, me too, too. The next time we have to fight any owl hoots in this town. I got an idea, Bill. You folks seem to enjoy the show so much, I'm going to wait till it's over and pass the hat. If we're that good, we ought to charge admission.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

Hi, everybody. I'm Guy Madison who plays Wild Bill Hickok.

[Jingles]

And I'm Andy Devine. Big old jingle.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

We just want to tell you not to miss a single one of these Wild Bill Hickok adventures. They're always exciting and we hope they bring you as much fun as they bring us.

[Jingles]

We sure do. We've got another rip roaring story for you next time. So you be sure to be tuned into this same station when we come riding your way again.

[Wild Bill Hickok]

So long, everybody.

[Jingles]

Bye. Now.

[Narrator]

You've just heard another exciting story of Wild Bill Hickok starring Guy Madison and Andy Devine in person. Today's cast included fred Shields, Tyler McVeigh and Jim Nusser. Our director is Paul Pierce. Story by Larry Hayes. This is a David Hire production Transcribed in Hollywood now. This is Charlie Lyon speaking reminding you to tune this station again when we present another of the adventures of Way of Bill Hicker.

[Andrew Rines]

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