and in the song "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas," Barney wants this man's boots.
Susie Coffman's collection Follow Your Stars contains new stories about this character, while Robert Mitchum made his debut in a film featuring this character. Jay Gatsby wrote his schedule in a book about this character, who made his debut in the 1907 novel Bar 20. This man rode the white horse Topper. and in the song "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas," Barney wants this man's boots. FTP, name this Clarence Mulford-created cowboy noted for his distinctive gait.
Susie Coffman's collection Follow Your Stars contains new stories about this character, while Robert Mitchum made his debut in a film featuring this character.
Hopalong Cassidy (accept either, also accept either part of Bill Cassidy)