Featured in playlists
Goldie Originals that include this night
Fibber McGee and Molly
Traffic Court Campaign
There's a traffic safety campaign in progress in Wistful Vista, and Fibber is determined to not get a ticket! The last appearance of Gale Gordon on the program.
Lux Radio Theatre
Alice in Wonderland
Alice's adventures are based on the 1951 Disney version of the famous children's story. William Keighley is not heard in this rehearsal; his part is read by the announcer, John Mi
The Mel Blanc Show
Christmas Shopping
Mel struggles to find the perfect Christmas gift for Betty while navigating the chaos of a crowded department store. Misunderstandings arise as Betty's father suspects Mel of shoplifting.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Kay Bellamy Matter
Why is a promising radio singer wasting her time in a Boston Burlesque house?
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
Mixup In La Cruza
George Valentine travels to La Cruzza, Mexico, to steal a valuable diamond necklace from his client, but soon discovers that the theft has already taken place.
Our Miss Brooks
Marriage Madness
Mrs. Davis has been having a romance with Henry, the butcher. The script was previously used on the program of November 22, 1953.
Our Miss Brooks
The Butcher -- Fred Stewart Story
Mrs. Davis is in love with Henry Pringle, the butcher.
Our Miss Brooks
An American Tragedy
Miss Brooks is planning a weekend alone with Mr. Boynton in the woods. Will it be an "American Tragedy?"
Our Miss Brooks
Sneaky Peekers
Miss Brooks needs money for her back rent. A copy of a Rodin statue is to be placed in the auditiorium on Founder's Day.
Our Miss Brooks
Who's Going Where
Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton and planning to be the Madison High representatives for "American Education Week." Mr. Conklin has his own plans to attend. The script was possibly pr
Our Miss Brooks
Mr Boynton's Barbeque
Mr. Boyton has invited Miss Brooks to a barbecue. The script was previously used on "Our Miss Brooks" on May 7, 1950 (see cat. #88659)
Our Miss Brooks
Take Him or Leave Him
While Mr. Conklin is cracking down on pets at school, Miss Brooks manages to hide the cat, but what about the cow? A funny show.
