The Adventures of Robin Hood 1950's TV Series / S03E104 "At the Sign of the Blue Boar"

OPENING SCENE CHORUS (Merry men singing at Blue Boar Inn): "Thar 'hue and cry' rang out my lads! They trailed us to the glen, the glen! The Sheriff's breath was lost my lads, on Sherwood's merry men! From out the noose we slithered loose his lordship fooled again, again! Thar 'hue and cry' rang out my lads! They trailed us to the glen, the glen! The Sheriff's breath was lost my lads, on Sherwood's merry men! So sing and send a cheery note bring out your billed and then and then, the Sheriff will n'er be called mein host, by Sherwood's Merry Men!" SUMMARY: When a Tailor, Master William Blount (Geoffrey Chater) covets the ownership of the Blue Boar Inn, The Sheriff places a 'head tax' on the owner Ulrich (Martin Wyldeck), forcing him to sell the Inn to Blount, in exchange the Sheriff wants the Tailor to become an informer on Robin's outlaw gang, Robin disguised as Sir Guy puts matters straight.