Short Film: Cowboys Working Hard 4 (1984)

In 1984, Robbi Wolverton replaced Marla with a new short called "Cowboys Working Hard 4." This is the last "Working Hard" short for now.

Bob Breunig was on the radio show singing a song while Robbi and Doug Cosbie were in her room. Tony Dorsett saw the huge stacks of the wood box. John Dutton's wife Ginny was the ballet dancer as Robbi, Doug and Tony saw her. John also looks over to see them.

That night, Tony Hill told Robbi that his relationship with Jalie McClenton is over. Ed "Too Tall" Jones was singing the R&B song while Drew Pearson and Bob were still on the radio. Rafael Septien told Robbi that he has a third Mexican movie, and Robbi told Ron Springs to get busy.

Dennis Thurman was using a typewriter to write about the gossip, and Everson Walls was with Robbi the next day to check the banking account. Danny White was still playing a piano while Randy White was with the horse. Robbi was singing "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys." The outro features the memory of Drew's brother Carey.

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