As we listen to a married couple bicker, we learn the husband is hiding out from the mob, but it doesn't work. Boston Blackie, the enemy of those who make…
Enter into a happy scene at a carnival, and its colorful attractions. In the tunnel of love, a nervous man crosses paths with a woman who rides the ride alone,…
Shotgun is a man who is looking for Dancing Dan, and thinks that Broadway might know how to find him. Not wanting to rock the boat, and to preserve his…
Though the stranger isn't in town any more, neither Lum or Abner want to keep the diamond at their place. Lum regrets ever buying the diamond in the first place,…
In other episodes of this era, the pressure to buy war bonds appears even in kid shows. Today though we have a public service announcement that urges kids to help…
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.…
Valuable pearls are missing, and Inspector Farraday thinks his favorite suspect did it. He's out to prove that Blackie did it with a vengeance. If Blackie didn't steal the pearls,…
Haunted by dreams of subpoenas and legal woes, Gildy is jumpy, and gives word to the family that he's not taking any visitors. He comes clean about his breach of…
Lum has finally got a customer. It just happened to be grandpap while he was napping in the barber chair. Now, grandpap complains to Squire Skimp about the possibility of…
Mr Arnold is an American correspondent who visits a humble scientist and his family. What's the breakthrough discovery that must be kept quiet? Is there someone who might benefit from…