Pecos Bill1948

Roy Rogers:
Yep, Bill went back to the coyotes, but he never forgot Sue.

[Pecos Bill and Windowmaker are shown on top of a mountain under a full moon]

Roy Rogers:
And every night when the moon raised high, he'd lift his voice a mournful cry.

[Bill howls mournfully at the moon]

Roy Rogers:
Bewailing the fate of his lady fair, his long-lost love in the sky up there.

[the screen pans to a coyote standing on another mountain. The coyote howls at the moon]

Roy Rogers:
So painful was his grief to see, the varmints joined in out of sympathy. And that's how come, to this very day. Coyotes howl at the moon that way.