All Star Western Theatre | OTRWesterns.com
Jul 20, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
Original Air Date: November 08, 1947 Host: Andrew Rhynes Show: All Star Western Theatre Phone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Music: • Foy Willing and The Riders of The Purple Sage Exit music from…
Drifting along, singing a song under a
western
From Hollywood comes your all-star western theater, starring America's great western singers, Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces.
Trail-herding cowboy, hop on your pony, singin' L'O-V-E-A, L'O-V-E-A Start ridin' now, boy, we'll make San Antonio singin'
L'O-V-E-A, L'O-V-E-A Long weary days, a dusty
road to travel But we'll make the ball stay for all this battle-drivin' cattle Lighthearted, carefree, trail-herding cowboy singin' L'O-V-E-A I'm not impatient, but why don't you hasten singing? You
ought to
know that
a certain someone's waiting.
You ought to know that you're captivating, confiscating.
Arms
will enfold this trail, herding cowboys singing.
Pee-lee-oh One little doggie Straight from his mother singing Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh Trail-herding cowboy There goes another singing
Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh
Follow the doggies Through endless days of sunshine When this drive is over We'll take our fun time All at
one time Makes me a happy Trail-herding cowboy singing Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh Pee-lee-ay
Pee-lee-oh
Thank you, friends.
And now, if all of you Oklahomans will move in a little closer, we're going to sing a song about a town and a girl that you all know.
But don't you other folks go away, because we think you'll like this number, too.
It's being played and sung all over the country, and we'd like to sing it for you.
Rose of Old Pawnee.
Drifting along, singing a song under a
western
From Hollywood comes your all-star western theater, starring America's great western singers, Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces.
Trail-herding cowboy, hop on your pony, singin' L'O-V-E-A, L'O-V-E-A Start ridin' now, boy, we'll make San Antonio singin'
L'O-V-E-A, L'O-V-E-A Long weary days, a dusty
road to travel But we'll make the ball stay for all this battle-drivin' cattle Lighthearted, carefree, trail-herding cowboy singin' L'O-V-E-A I'm not impatient, but why don't you hasten singing? You
ought to
know that
a certain someone's waiting.
You ought to know that you're captivating, confiscating.
Arms
will enfold this trail, herding cowboys singing.
Pee-lee-oh One little doggie Straight from his mother singing Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh Trail-herding cowboy There goes another singing
Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh
Follow the doggies Through endless days of sunshine When this drive is over We'll take our fun time All at
one time Makes me a happy Trail-herding cowboy singing Pee-lee-ay Pee-lee-oh Pee-lee-ay
Pee-lee-oh
Thank you, friends.
And now, if all of you Oklahomans will move in a little closer, we're going to sing a song about a town and a girl that you all know.
But don't you other folks go away, because we think you'll like this number, too.
It's being played and sung all over the country, and we'd like to sing it for you.
Rose of Old Pawnee.
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