John Wald
Barney Phillips
Bob Bailey
Chester Stratton
Harry Bartell
Paul Frees
Goldie Originals that include this night
Detective Desk
Private eyes, hardboiled and soft.
24 episodes
Johnny Dollar Expenses
The man with the action-packed expense account.
Shared stars, moods, and themes across the catalog
Let George Do It
George Valentine takes on the identity of Paul Gibson, who is set to marry Gloria. However, danger looms as Paul is marked for murder if he goes through with the wedding.
Ep 323 · Monday, November 17, 1952 · 29:01
Suspense
A young convict awaits execution, reflecting on his life and the choices that led him to this moment.
Ep 649 · Tuesday, May 8, 1956 · 29:36
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
In the Christmas Show of Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Richard Diamond presents a unique rendition of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol featuring characters from his detective agency. The stakes revolve around the spirit of Christmas as Diamond aims to bring joy and laughter during the holiday season.
Ep 114 · Friday, December 21, 1951 · 29:30
Escape
In The Golden Snake, a helicopter pilot and an archaeologist's secretary embark on a perilous journey into the Yucatan jungle to uncover a hidden Mayan treasure. They must navigate not only the treacherous terrain but also the ancient curses that guard the riches.
Ep 106 · Friday, April 14, 1950 · 29:53
Rogue's Gallery
Private investigator Richard Rogue arrives in Minden, California, only to discover that the man who hired him, Stark McVeigh, has been murdered. As Rogue delves into the case, he uncovers a web of counterfeiting and betrayal.
Ep 29 · Thursday, January 3, 1946 · 29:39
Gunsmoke
Marshal Dillon and Chester are taken prisoner by two violent men, Hod and Mosley, who have a history of abusing a woman named Millie. As tensions rise, Dillon must find a way to protect Millie and escape his captors.
Ep 406 · Sunday, January 17, 1960 · 25:10
Same series — shared cast and standout nights
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The conclusion of the story. The comedian's reaction to Johnny's conclusion isn't very funny...and there's no encore possible! The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 415 · Friday, June 15, 1956 · 14:33
Johnny decks Capt. Brawley, and has a meeting with "Shanghai Lil."
Ep 238 · Wednesday, October 12, 1955 · 14:32
A trio of musicians...which one's story is playing a little flat? The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 309 · Thursday, January 19, 1956 · 14:37
Some stuff that Johnny doesn't to hear, but has to! The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 358 · Wednesday, March 28, 1956 · 14:34
The great man condescends and shivers too, a young girl's hate is blacker than the rocks on the beach. The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 412 · Tuesday, June 12, 1956 · 14:38
A soggy day in a South Jersey swamp, and a discovery almost too good to be true! It's the wrong fiddle. The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 307 · Tuesday, January 17, 1956 · 14:33
Episode #3. A dead man wrecks an airplane.
Ep 448 · Wednesday, August 1, 1956 · 14:56
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Episode 713
The Double Deal Matter
Sunday, November 20, 1960 · 23:05
Virginia Gregg
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The story of "Mickey The Hood" and the famous "Canary Diamonds." What's the connection?
Fifties Fade
When TV took the living room (1950 and after).
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Fort Laramie
A soldier's deep bond with his horse puts him and his troop in peril when they face an Indian attack. The stakes rise as he struggles to protect his beloved companion.
Ep 19 · Sunday, June 3, 1956 · 29:53
Dragnet
A teenager named Gary Field, the son of a cop, becomes a dope addict, prompting his father to seek help. As the narcotics detail investigates, they uncover the source of the heroin flowing into the city.
Ep 188 · Sunday, January 25, 1953 · 29:43
The conclusion of the story. Zanagian confesses all! The system cue has been deleted.
Ep 355 · Friday, March 23, 1956 · 14:34
The story of a mysterious insurance policy on an un-named person...in grave danger!
Ep 710 · Sunday, October 30, 1960 · 24:02