Time For A Visit From The KING OF THE COWBOYS!

Here's a commercial from many moons ago for Nestle's Quik with Roy Rogers.

Here's One With Roy AND Dale!

Here's another 1950s TV commercial for a Post cereal, this time, Post Sugar Crisp with both Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.  In this one, the 3 Honey Bears (Handy, Dandy, and Candy) try to help Dale as they produced a new, unopened box of the cereal before Roy lumbers in for breakfast.

Say, Roy............

Does Trigger eat them, too?

Here's a 1950s commercial for Post Grape Nuts Flakes with the King of the Cowboys himself, Roy Rogers!

A Visit With Roy And Dale

Here's a 1973 commercial for Seven Seas Salad Dressing starring Roy Rogers ("The King of the Cowboys') and Dale Evans ("The Quenn of the West")!

Enjoy!

Better Make Sure You Take Your Hat Off Before That Gun Goes Off, Roy!

From back in the day, here's Roy Rogers plugging Nestle's Quik.

Time For A Flick With Roy and Trigger

From Republic Pictures in 1948, and in Trucolor, Here are Roy Rogers and Trigger starring in "Under California Skies."  In this one, Rancher Roy and his boys track down a gang who have stolen Trigger and are holding him for ranson.  With Jane Frazee and Andy Devine.  Roy gets musical help from his onetime employers, Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers.  With screenplay by Sloan Nibley and Paul Gangelin, based on the latter's original story, photography by Jack Marta, and with Edward J. White as associate producer, this picture was directed by William Witney.

Enjoy!

Fastest Straws In The West

Here's the King of the Cowboys himself, Roy Rogers, demonstrating his quickie six-shooter, and his inhaling Nestle's Quik like a vacuum cleaner.

Hey Roy, Where's Bill Cosby?

And now, for desert, how about some Jell-O Instant Pudding? Here are Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and their offspring enjoying some Jell-O Instant Pudding----and singing a song----in this 1950s television commercial.

Take Roy's Advice

Pick up a package of Post Sugar Crisp cereal.



That was a commercial for Post Sugar Crisp, which sponsored The Roy Rogers Show. Yep, that was the King of the Cowboys himself, helped along by the Three Sugar Bears (Handy, Dandy, and Candy), who a few years later, would be replaced by one sweater-wearing pimp-smooth operator named Sugar Bear.