Jay Gatsby wrote his schedule in a book about this character, who made his debut in the 1907 novel Bar 20.
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)