Once again, the W. Leo Daniels Fire Company of 4th West Texas is proud to present its
person, Pat O'Daniel and his Hillbilly Boys.
Yes sir, how do you do, friends everywhere?
It's the Hillbilly Boys back to play a little 15 minute program.
Yes sir! Sponsored by the W. Leo Daniels Flower Company of Fort Worth, Texas, the manufacturers
of the famous and well known and leading flower of Texas, Hillbilly.
Yes sir, and to start our program off, the Hillbilly Boys are going to give you that
good old instrumental tune, their version of the Well Street Rag.
The human co stay there.
Thank you very much, boys. You know, there's no secret about the milling of flour. It is
one of the oldest businesses in the world, and all machines and methods used are well
known. Anybody can build a modern flour mill, that is, if they care to and have enough money.
But there is a difference in flour, a vast difference. Hillbilly flour is milled in one
of the finest, most modern, up-to-date mills in the great Southwest. It is made from the
very cream of the choices part of the Wheat Center. It is pure, clean, and wholesome.
Hillbilly flour is so good that every sack is guaranteed to give you perfect satisfaction,
or your money is carefully refunded. We ask that you give Hillbilly a trial. You'll find
each and every sack wholesome, dependable, and uniform.
Please pass the biscuits, pass it. Hey! Thank you. What in the world's heart's doing over
there? Is he rocking on that chair or something? Let's go over here, Leon. You come up here
and sing us a number on the program for us, will you please? Leon, the Texas songbird's
gonna sing, Wonder Valley.
How I'd long to wander down to Wonder Valley, Across the meadow where the fruit comes winding
through, Where the girl I've yearned her down in Wonder Valley, Who by the vows she loved
me skies forever blue. I'll never forget her tears the day we parted, As the love light
in her eyes came smiling through. I'd give all I want to be in Wonder Valley, Just to
wonder once again sweetheart, will you?
I'll never forget her tears the day we parted, As the love light in her eyes came smiling
through. I'd give all I want to be in Wonder Valley, Just to wonder once again sweetheart,
will you?
Thank you very much, Leon. That was mighty fine indeed. And now we're gonna ask Leon,
the Texas songbird and Horace the little lovebird, to both walk up here and sing a good harmony
number on this program. Yes sir, it's gonna be Home and Wild Man.
There's a home in Wyoming, Far across the grace he finds, Tried to ride it, off the lighter,
And the door is open wide. There's a girl in Wyoming, Neath the bright stars that shine,
Let me wonder, way back under, Is that old sweetheart of mine? Through the purple days,
once more will I ride, ride, ride, Down the tracks that trail together, side by side.
All alone in the grove, we'll plan this for two, Just a home in Wyoming, In the land where dreams come true.
Your time now, it's all back now.
Through the purple days, once more will I ride, ride, ride, Down the tracks that trail together,
side by side. All alone in the grove, we'll plan this for two, Just a home in Wyoming,
In the land where dreams come true.
Thank you very much boys, and you know we're always glad to hear from our listeners to these
programs that use Hillbilly flour or other Hillbilly products. And we have a letter here from
the good old Gonzales, Texas boys, the Zirpad and Hillbilly boys. I listened to all of your programs
and surely do like to hear you talk. I am the first one that bought a sack of Hillbilly flour
from the Eastside Grocery. They did not have it until I made them get it for me. I've used over
four 48-pound sacks since they started handling it, and I like it fine. That sign yours very truly
and I like it very much. And I'm glad to hear from the LA Barnes of good old Gonzales, all of Texas.
We surely are glad to hear from these housewives that use Hillbilly flour and other Hillbilly
products too, and we'd like to hear from more of you who listen to these programs. So just sit
right down and write us a card or letter and address it to the W. Leo Daniel Flour Company,
Fort Worth, Texas. We are mighty glad to hear from everybody that hears our programs and uses
our products. Now to get on with the program, well it's going to be Horace the Little Lovebird.
Horace is going to come up here and sing and tell you that it's a happy old world after all.
I'm happy you're happy they're happy too, it's a happy old world after all. I'm smiling you're smiling they're smiling too, can't you hear the bluebirds call.
Now troubles like bubbles they all fade away, sorrow tomorrow come on and smile today.
I'm happy you're happy they're happy too, it's a happy old world after all.
Now troubles like bubbles they all fade away, sorrow tomorrow come on and smile today.
I'm happy you're happy they're happy too, it's a happy old world after all.
Thank you very much Horace. That was one of the little Horace's request numbers for him to sing happy old world after all.
And you know we always do all the requests that are sent in to the Hillbilly Boys, we just put them right down here on our list and get to them as soon as possible.
And now I'm going to turn the program over to Little Mickey.
I'm going to turn it right back over to Patty Bar with this band show and it's entitled Sam.
If you could hold me for a minute I would love to have your back.
If you could hold me for a minute.
So come on, come on, hold me
Thank you very much, boys, and now time's all up.
So until you hear us through the medium of the old radio friends, this is Hattle Daniel and all the Hillbilly Boys saying, hello.
I like my music, you know my music, playin' about a million every day.
I like red fish, they're quite festive, kill a pretty child, come and get your grand.
We always sing and play, it's not a mince-paw cappie, but a whole few days.
We pass the biscuits pappin' back, and we're not as far a little, go down and do the things we do.
This program was brought to you through the courtesy of the W.L. Daniels Flower Company of Fort Worth, Texas,
in appreciation of your patronage of Hillbilly flower and other Hillbilly products.