Molle Mystery Theater – Murder in the City Hall 460405
A police detective who is rejoining the force after being forced to take time away, now hass to investigate the murder of his friend who was a judge. Early evidence…
Let’s Pretend – The Princess And The Pea. 490403.
There's another fun packed show in store today. The Pretenders read a fan letter, and respond to it. Uncle Bill has his cohost Cybil lead the kids to storyland as…
Great Gildersleeve – Gildy Stuck with Opera Tickets. ep187, 451202
At the breakfast table, Gildersleeve learns about a lady telephone color. Leroy and Marjorie comment on the late our he came in last night. When news of an opera company…
Fred Allen – One Long Pan Takes A Chance. 410402.
Fred jokes with Jimmy Wallington about wierd occurances in the world of the radioairwaves in the past week. Texaco's News of the Week has a look at marriage and divorce.…
Whistler – Three Times a Sinner. 460401
A matter of disfunctional marital bliss ends up with a distraught husband poisoning himself. The uncaring wife coldly watches on to let him go through with it, not intervening, or…
Jack Benny – A Sad Soldier Is Discharged. 460331
At March Field, and as March ends, Jack pokes fun at the military with the use of animal jokes. Mary shifts gears with jokes about dating soldiers. The base trains…
Academy Award Theater – Jezebel, Bette Davis. 460330
Featuring Ann Reviere, and Bette Davis, who tells about some of the awards this film recieved. Produced for radio, it's a story set in New Orleans in the dangerous days…
Molle Mystery Theater – The Creeper. 460329
A melodrama of terror and suspense. The Creeper is a serial killer who has both evaded capture, but begs to be stopped by the clues that he leaves behind. Steve…
CBS Radio Mystery Theater – Waste Paper. ep966, 790328.
Title: Waste Paper Plot: During an investigation into the brutal killing of a cleaning woman in a commercial complex, a lady detective discovers that the deceased was actually living a…
Fibber McGee and Molly – Bullets Branigan. 460326
Where would the modern man of 1946 be without his newspaper and radio. Just about as uninformed as a man in the 21st century without his Internet, or cell phone.…