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Hopalong Cassidy

Hopalong Cassidy

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Sep 29, 2026

Bob HopeHOST
16:04
What's that?
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
16:05
I'll take away your Hopalong Cassidy suit
speaker_9UNKNOWN
16:07
[laughing]
Bob HopeHOST
16:17
Well, good
Shel HoltzHOST
4:42
Brian Kilgore in Toronto said, good show.
Shel HoltzHOST
4:44
In my life, I've worn Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and Hopalong Cassidy clothes, an MG t-shirt, and a sweatshirt I designed using ASCII code as the hook for CNCP telecommunications.
Shel HoltzHOST
4:58
One cap that I've lost says, Nikon most excellent.
Shel HoltzHOST
5:02
So Brian has... been fans of a number of things and then we got an audio comment and it is from our tech reporter Dan York.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:33
The young and restless, the seeking, striving, progressive spirit of America is strong in us still.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:40
If you don't believe it, just try to switch off that television when a Western is on, or just try to get down your own street tomorrow morning without being held up by a miniature Hopalong Cassidy, Buck Jones or Tim McCoy.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:54
Oh, it's bred in us, this love of the open, this thrill of pioneering and discovery.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:00
It's the period of our history we call Westering, the settling of America by men and women of great faith and simple wisdom.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:59
Here is the original broadcast.
JimboNARRATOR
1:04
Biography of William Boyd William Lawrence Boyd, better known to millions as one of the first multimedia heroes, Hopalong Cassidy, was born on June 5, 1895, in Belmont County, Ohio.
JimboNARRATOR
1:24
He was raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and following the death of his father, moved to California, working many odd jobs until he started finding extra work in Hollywood, beginning with...
JimboNARRATOR
1:37
Why change your wife in 1920? He became a leading man in silent film, starring in Cecil B.
JimboNARRATOR
1:56
Boyd's film contract with Radio Pictures was cut short when a 1931 newspaper report confused him with another actor, whose name was William Stage Boyd, who had been arrested.
JimboNARRATOR
2:10
He acted in small roles for several years, using the more nondescript name Bill Boyd to prevent further confusion.
JimboNARRATOR
2:20
In 1935, he assumed the iconic role of Hopalong Cassidy, having first been offered a supporting role.
JimboNARRATOR
2:29
Boyd changed Clarence Mulford's rough-edged character into a teetotaling cowboy hero that was an immediate hit.
Andrew RinesHOST
1:16
I'm your host, Andrew Rines, and let's get into this episode.
Andrew RinesHOST
1:20
This episode's gonna be Hopalong Cassidy.
Andrew RinesHOST
1:22
Original air date is June 25th, 1950, and the title is The Flying Outlaw.
Andrew RinesHOST
1:28
Hope you enjoy.

7 MINS LATER

speaker_11VOICE_ACTOR
8:49
Zeb, Zeb, could you come here a minute?
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
8:51
Oh, Myra.
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
8:52
Uh, meet my friend Hopalong Cassidy and California Carlson here.
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
8:56
This is my wife, Myra.
Malcolm McDowellGUEST
22:03
As a child, I love Westerns.
Malcolm McDowellGUEST
22:06
And, of course, we all saw the Saturday morning pictures, you know, Hopalong Cassidy and Roy Rogers and all that.
Malcolm McDowellGUEST
22:13
So to do a Western, I think every actor really wants to do one.
Malcolm McDowellGUEST
22:18
But, you know, when I started, it was revolutions and, you know... big revolution in a boy's school or Clockwork Orange kind of thing, bangs.
John Cena Sr.GUEST
4:26
And I was allowed to watch the one and only great late, God rest his soul, Gordon Soley, every Saturday morning with professional wrestling.
John Cena Sr.GUEST
4:36
But we had to turn that off so we could watch Hopalong Cassidy.
John Cena Sr.GUEST
4:39
So I probably started looking at that stuff when I was 15 or 16 years old.
Stanley CarrHOST
4:45
Oh, my gosh.
William BoydVOICE_ACTOR
3:55
What was that you were saying, Zeb, about the road agents?
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
3:59
A bunch of them are working in this territory, Huffy, picking off gold shipments on the express stages.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
4:04
We figured they got a hideout on these hills somewhere.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
4:06
So when I come across your trail, naturally I...
William BoydVOICE_ACTOR
4:08
Yeah, I don't blame you.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
4:10
By the way, Huffy, what are you doing here?
William BoydVOICE_ACTOR
4:12
Trying to throw a loop on an old Bar 20 hand we need at the ranch right now.
William BoydVOICE_ACTOR
4:16
He already bought himself a gold pan and lit out for Argonaut when the strike news got out.
Jim StormGUEST
24:10
And it's, you know, it gives them a great joy.
Jim StormGUEST
24:15
You know, I remember having signatures of Hopalong Cassidy.
Jim StormGUEST
24:20
My God.
Jim StormGUEST
24:21
It was, you know, and not Gene Autry, but Roy Rogers.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:52
From Samuel Spade, license number 137596.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:55
Subject, a Wild West caper, or Hopalong Cassidy can have it.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
3:00
Dear Halliday, I should say at this very instant I should be cramming for my entrance exams to the Mission Home for Saddle-Sore Private Detectives.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
3:09
But knowing how this report will tidy up your files, I should proceed in a standing position.

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