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Suspense
The Well-Dressed Corpse
A well-dressed woman, Ruth Franklin, finds herself embroiled in a deadly confrontation after being rejected by a man at a prestigious luncheon. As tensions rise, her dark intentions come to light.
Let George Do It
Empress of Fishfalls
George Valentine discovers a murdered midget while on a fishing vacation, prompting him to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
Fibber McGee and Molly
One Man's Meters Another Man's Poison
In the taxi business, one man's meter is another man's poison!"
Bright Star
Missing Childhood Sweetheart
Virgil Toogood seeks his childhood sweetheart, Adelaide, and places an ad in the local newspaper. As the search unfolds, the stakes rise with various claims and offers surrounding their reunion.
Gunsmoke
Letter of the Law
Marshal Dillon confronts a reformed gunfighter, Brandon Teak, who faces eviction from his land due to a legal oversight. The stakes rise as Teak's past and his impending fatherhood complicate the situation.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Five Down Matter
The fifth anniversary of Bob Bailey in the role of Johnny Dollar.
Lux Radio Theatre
Bedtime Story
Lux Radio Theatre
Wake Island
A good war drama about the relatively undefended Pacific Island attacked by the Japs shortly after Pearl Harbor.
Lux Radio Theatre
Pride of the Yankees
Rehearsal. The well-done and heartwarming story about the baseball career of Lou Gehrig.
Lux Radio Theatre
Lady in the Dark
A well-acted story of a hard-as-nails woman magazine editor and her search for love and happiness. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on February 16, 1953 (see
Lux Radio Theatre
Grissley's Millions
A garrulous old millionaire is about to die and his relatives are waiting for the reading of the will. But first...two murders. Who dunnit? You'll never guess!
Lux Radio Theatre
Christmas Holiday
Love and murder in New Orleans.
Lux Radio Theatre
A Medal for Benny
A beautiful story about an old Mexican-American and his son Benny, who has gone away. AFRS program name: "Radio Theatre."
Lux Radio Theatre
Rebecca
The script was subsequently used on "The Lux Radio Theatre" on November 6, 1950 (see cat. #45022).
