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| Title | : | the cisco kid (138) the blacksmith |
| Air Date | : | 11.12.1953 ( November 12, 1953) |
| Plot | : | + Program #138. KHJ, Los Angeles origination, Ziv syndication. "The Blacksmith". Earl and Curly Reese shoot the sheriff and his deputy with the help of a very dumb blacksmith. Cisco is shot! The Cisco Kid was a juvenile western adventure. In many ways it was the radio show equivalent to the western B-movies of the time, complete with what sound distinctly like coconuts for horses hooves and wonderfully cheesy Mexican accents – “Oh, Ceesco, perhaps they will keel heem”. The show follows the on-going adventures of the Cisco Kid and Pancho, his loyal companion. Many of the stories follow a predictable theme, usually involve a good fight, and end up with Cisco getting the girl, or at least a kiss for his troubles. |
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| File Size | : | 6.29Mb |
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| Title | : | the cisco kid (138) the blacksmith |
| Air Date | : | 11.12.1953 |
| Plot | : | + Program #138. KHJ, Los Angeles origination, Ziv syndication. "The Blacksmith". Earl and Curly Reese shoot the sheriff and his deputy with the help of a very dumb blacksmith. Cisco is shot! The Cisco Kid was a juvenile western adventure. In many ways it was the radio show equivalent to the western B-movies of the time, complete with what sound distinctly like coconuts for horses hooves and wonderfully cheesy Mexican accents – “Oh, Ceesco, perhaps they will keel heem”. The show follows the on-going adventures of the Cisco Kid and Pancho, his loyal companion. Many of the stories follow a predictable theme, usually involve a good fight, and end up with Cisco getting the girl, or at least a kiss for his troubles. |
| File | : | the_blacksmith-1953-11-12.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.29Mb |
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