Who's been sending poetry to Harriet Conklin? The script was previously used on "Our Miss Brooks" on March 20, 1949 (see cat. #45766).
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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
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Unworthy Kin Matter
An escaped convict threatens Johnny and the father of a very beautiful girl.
Gunsmoke
Luke's Law
Luke Burris seeks revenge against Smed Moley, who has beaten him and killed his son. Despite Marshal Dillon's offer of help, Luke insists on handling the situation himself.
Have Gun — Will Travel
Deliver the Body
Ben Tyler has been accused of murdering the sheriff. Paladin is anxious to leave San Francisco to avoid women fighting over him. He accepts the job to return Ben to trial. The sc
Suspense
Night on Red Mountain
A gas station owner on a California mountain faces danger when members of his old gang threaten him during a blizzard. As the storm intensifies, he must confront his past and the stakes of survival.
Our Miss Brooks
The Telegram
Mrs. Davis gets a telegram, but no-one wants to open it! This naturally leads to Christmas in the Spring!
Our Miss Brooks
Student Government Day
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
Our Miss Brooks
Stretch the Basketball Star
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
Our Miss Brooks
A Letter to Santa
Mr. Conklin is going to judge a contest of "letters to Santa," written by kids. And the winner is...little Connie Brooks!
Our Miss Brooks
Easter Outfits
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
Our Miss Brooks
Yearbook Photo Mix-Up
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!
Our Miss Brooks
The Wishing Well Dance
There's going to be a "Wishing Well Dance" at Madison High, and everyone wants a lock of Miss Brooks' hair.
