Gale Gordon

Ep 493

Fibber is most annoyed with the bank. Are they taking good care of his $19? Why are they just now asking him to open an account?

Ep 548

A charming turn-of-the century romance set in St. Louis before the opening of the great 1904 Fair. Judy introduces "The Trolley Song" (among others), and even Gale Gordon sings.

Ep 489

It's the 60th Anniversary of Johnsons Wax, so Fibber and Molly visit the sponsor. The show originates from Racine, Wisconsin. A visit to the famous Johnsons Wax Building, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The show concludes with election news by Morgan Beatty and Richard Harkness.

Ep 488

There's a roast in the oven and two suitors in the dining room, but Kilroy is here!

Ep 540

The downfall of a patrician lord of the manor, and his beautiful second wife.

Ep 484

9:30 P.M. Fibber is feeling sick, so Doc Gamble prescribes "placebos." The first show of the season.

Ep 220

The last show of the season, the last Sherlock Holmes broadcast with Basil Rathbone. The story is based on, "The Sign Of Four" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A notice in an "agony column" leads Sherlock to a crippled Shakespearean scholar and a case of murder. Gale Gordon as "Gregory…

Ep 526

Ep 477

Fibber hopes to be singing lead tenor in the SPEBSQSA competition. Fibber sings "Dear Old Girl."

Ep 525

The classic Victorian melodrama of induced insanity. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre." The program closing has been deleted, the story is intact. See cat. #45021 for a network, sponsored version, quality upgrade and more complete.

Ep 476

Fibber is determined to live to a ripe old age by eating healthy foods and drinking camel's milk! The King's Men sing two songs.

Ep 475

"Cousin Salvatore," a mooching house guest, is fixing Molly's antique table.

Ep 523

Murder and passion in a small town near Chicago.

Ep 522

The adventures of "Candy," a fast man with a deck of cards, a six-gun, and the judge's daughter. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre."