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Let George Do It
The Flowers That Smelled of Murder
A botany student fears for her professor's life as she believes he is the target of multiple murder attempts. She seeks George Valentine's help to uncover the truth behind the threats.
Suspense
The House in Cypress Canyon
A real estate agent uncovers a chilling manuscript in an unfinished house that hints at a supernatural presence. As he shares his findings with a detective friend, the stakes rise with the eerie implications of the story.
Cavalcade of America
The Interchangeable Mr Whitney
Eli Whitney faces financial struggles as he navigates the challenges of being an inventor in 1798 Connecticut. When approached to manufacture muskets for the government, he must prove his worth as a businessman and innovator.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Nathan Swing Matter [AFRTS]
A smalltime hoodlum killed...what's the connection between Mr. Big and the Prosecutor's daughter?
Dragnet
22 Rifle for Christmas
A nine-year-old boy goes missing, raising suspicions of foul play. Detectives Friday and Smith investigate the case, uncovering a tragic accident involving a gun.
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Lt, Levinson Kidnapped
Lieutenant Levinson is kidnapped by Bert Fisher, whose brother is set to be executed that night. Richard Diamond races against time to rescue his friend before it's too late.
Lux Radio Theatre
My Reputation
A widow faces the gossip of her "friends" when she tries to start a relationship with an army officer.
Lux Radio Theatre
The Farmer's Daughter
A warm romance/comedy about a Swedish farm girl who gets into politics by the back door. The story was later made into a TV series.
Lux Radio Theatre
The Egg and I
A comedy about a city couple determined to find happiness on a run-down chicken farm.
Lux Radio Theatre
Love Letters
The script was later used on "The Lux Video Theatre" on January 20, 1955.
Lux Radio Theatre
Razor's Edge
Lux Radio Theatre
Nobody Lives Forever
A con-man returns from the war, but falls for the perfect victim. Ronald Reagan recalls his radio days as a sportscaster and recreates a play-by-play.
