Bucky and Pepito/The Coyote Catcher

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Bucky and Pepito (1959)
by Sam Singer

"The Coyote Catcher"

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3178765Bucky and Pepito — "The Coyote Catcher"1959Sam Singer

Bucky and Pepito,
Such a funny, funny pair.
With anyone they tell things,
They always lend a hand.

Bucky and Pepito
Are known throughout the land.
The animals all love them,
Bad hombres shake with fear,
When Bucky and Pepito
Are trailing very, very near.

TAP

TRANS-ARTISTS
PRODUCTIONS
OF CALIFORNIA

PRESENTS
BUCKY
AND
PEPITO
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Sam Singer

CREATED BY
Sam Singer

Director:

REUBEN TIMMINS

Production Manager: ED FOURCHE

Song "BUCKY AND PEPITO" by
GERALD DOLIN & JOHNNY HOLIDAY
Music Supervision: JOHNNY HOLIDAY

SEWAH MUSIC PUBLISHING COMP.
(illegible text)

THE
COYOTE
CATCHER

EMPTY!

TOMATO
PATCH
STAY OUT

TOMATO
PATCH
STAY OUT
SAYS WHO?

Pepito
I'll fix you!

Cal Coyote
Aah!

PEPITO'S
TOMATO
PATCH

Cal Coyote
Do you wanna buy a barbwire fence? Hahahaha!

Pepito
You Cal Coyote! You wait 'till I get my hands on you, Cal Coyote! Get away! Rgh! Rgh!

TOMATO PATCH
STAY OUT!

Pepito
Rgh! Rgh! I'll get you so mad!

Cal Coyote
Don't shoot! Don't shoot! Please, I-I'm too young!

Pepito
And don't ever come back!

Cal Coyote
Pardon me, uh, but could you serve a dish for the old lady's home?

Pepito
Sure! Just wait here. You nice little old lady!

Cal Coyote
I'm a victim of circumstantial evidence.

Cal Coyote
Thank you, sonny!

Pepito
Oh, boy! It's here! It's here! Boy!

U.S.
MAIL

LITTLE GEM ~
COYOTE CATCHER

Pepito
Fasten part X, hold D, and bend rod 6, section E.

Cal Coyote
Now, I wonder what that Pepito is up to.

F.B.I.

Pepito
What am I gonna do with that tomato-stealing coyote?

THIS IS PART 2

_{P.S. –} WE FORGOT
TO SEND YOU!

AWFULLY
BIG!

PRETTY
BIG!

BIGGER

BIG

SMALL

LOOK
OUT!

GOODBYE
COYOTE

TOMATO PATCH
STAY OUT!

Bucky and Pepito—such a funny, funny pair!

THE END

(illegible text)

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HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.

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