Bob Lemond
Eve Arden
Francis X. Bushman
Gale Gordon
Gloria McMillan
Jane Morgan
William Lally
Goldie Originals that include this night
Drama Desk
Character, craft, and living-room stage plays.
24 episodes
1950
Shared stars, moods, and themes across the catalog
Fibber McGee and Molly
Fibber is promoting "Pancake Day" in Wistful Vista.
Ep 687 · Tuesday, February 26, 1952 · 23:38
Lux Radio Theatre
The downfall of a patrician lord of the manor, and his beautiful second wife.
Ep 540 · Monday, October 7, 1946 · 56:29
Suspense
A man embezzles $50,000 from his company and attempts to escape to Paris, only to find his boss unexpectedly boarding the same flight. The stakes rise as he struggles to maintain his double identity.
Ep 662 · Wednesday, August 8, 1956 · 29:01
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
Chapman's a hardened businessman in financial trouble. He's suspected of burning his own building down for some quick insurance cash.
Ep 140 · Friday, December 12, 1952 · 29:16
Broadway Is My Beat
Detective Danny Clover investigates the murder of John Webster, found dead in a funeral parlor with a knife in his throat. As he delves into the case, he uncovers a web of love, betrayal, and dark family secrets.
Ep 50 · Friday, October 20, 1950 · 28:21
Let George Do It
George Valentine investigates a retired sea captain who has attacked a mailman, uncovering tensions within a feuding fishing family that may lead to murder.
Ep 193 · Monday, May 22, 1950 · 29:06
Same series — shared cast and standout nights
Our Miss Brooks
Mr. Conklin is going to judge a contest of "letters to Santa," written by kids. And the winner is...little Connie Brooks!
Ep 71 · Sunday, December 18, 1949 · 29:31
As Mr. Conklin cracks down on discipline at Madison High, Miss Brooks is assigned to the stock room. The script was used again on the program of January 27, 1957. This program ma
Ep 24 · Sunday, January 16, 1949 · 29:30
The story of the attempt to get Stretch Snodgrass through an English exam, so he can play basketball against Clay City. The script was used again on the program of February 10, 19
Ep 28 · Sunday, February 13, 1949 · 29:29
A boycott of the Madison High School cafeteria is being planned by the students. Eve Arden wins an award from Radio Mirror Magazine on the air.
Ep 32 · Sunday, March 13, 1949 · 29:29
Miss Brooks and her friends have volunteered to work during their Spring vacation so that they can buy new outfits for Easter. The script was reused on the program of April 21, 19
Ep 37 · Sunday, April 17, 1949 · 28:30
It's Friday the 13th, and Miss Brooks seems destined to cause Mr. Conklin grief. A photo of Miss Brooks in a bathing suit doesn't help!
Ep 41 · Sunday, May 15, 1949 · 29:30
There's going to be a "Wishing Well Dance" at Madison High, and everyone wants a lock of Miss Brooks' hair.
Ep 45 · Sunday, June 12, 1949 · 29:30
Our Miss Brooks, Episode 75
Cure That Habit!
Sunday, January 15, 1950 · 29:29
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Has Mr. Conklin developed a drinking problem? A funny show! The script was used again on the program of January 20, 1957.
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Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Richard Diamond receives a seemingly worthless black purse from an old lady, but soon realizes that everyone wants it badly enough to kill for it.
Ep 5 · Sunday, May 22, 1949 · 29:30
The Shadow
A thirty-year-old elkhound defends the mansion of his dead master, and the money hidden somewhere inside the house! The villain sounds like Gale Gordon.
Ep 438 · Sunday, March 7, 1948 · 29:26
Miss Brooks plans a romantic dinner for two with Mr. Boynton. The guest list expands during the day but Miss Brooks' date is saved with the help of soybeans.
Ep 344 · Sunday, May 13, 1956 · 19:26
Dolores Roberts has come to Madison High and seems to have caught the eye of Mr. Boynton and Walter Denton.
Ep 340 · Sunday, May 6, 1956 · 19:45
Mrs. Davis gets a telegram, but no-one wants to open it! This naturally leads to Christmas in the Spring!
Ep 49 · Sunday, July 10, 1949 · 29:50