Did Wild Bill have his own show? Apparently so because here it is. I don't know anything about it. This episode has commercials and it's the first of the series.
Bill Elliott did have his own radio show in the late Forties. It was a fifteen minute serial concerning a vanishing stagecoach. I believe that it was originally sponsored by Quaker Puffed Wheat and the network could have been Mutual. At this time, Elliott was doing A westerns at Republic using "William Elliott" as his billing. He would then leave Republic in 1950, going over to Monogram to make a series of "B";s using "Wild Bill" as his billing. On the radio show, he has a juvenile partner named "Buddy."
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tyvm for this wonderful show!!!