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Happy Sunday Night...Classic Radio Time...

07:00 p.m. Johnny Dollar
03/10/57 #528 Suntan Oil Matter (CBS)(29:24)
07:30 p.m. Dragnet
11/12/54 #269 Big Tar Baby (NBC)(26:16)
08:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
10/23/60 #446 Newsa'am (Multi-Sponsored)(CBS)(27:34)
08:30 p.m. Wild Bill Hickok
06/10/51 #3 The Case of the Unlucky Seven (Synd)(24:28)
09:00 p.m. Jack Benny
02/21/43 From Chicago (Grapenuts Flakes)(NBC)(29:24)
09:30 p.m. I Love Adventure
05/16/48 #04 The Pearl of Great Price (Sus.)(ABC)(29:04)
10:00 p.m. Mr. Keen
12/14/44 The Nightmare Murder Case (Whitehall Laboratories)(CBS)(28:52)
10:30 p.m. Suspense
06/29/43 #48 Uncle Henry's Rosebush w/Agnes Morehead (Sus)(CBS)(28:52)

Thanx again, Vision !

May 23, 2010 (WARNING: Contains Spoilers)

07:00 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
3/10/57 #528 Suntan Oil Matter (CBS)(29:24) Bob Bailey, Barbara Eiler, Paula Winslowe, Forrest Lewis, Frank Nelson (Sgt. Lacey), Sam Edwards, Austin Green, Shep Menken (Albert Menken) ; Writer - Paul Franklin ; Producer/Director - Jack Johnstone ; Musical Supervisor - Amerigo Marino ; Announcer - Dan Cubberly ; Expense Account Total = $474.84 ; Dave Lawler of Surety Mutual and Trust Company , Hartford, calls Johnny. A five day old $75,000 bracelet given by 60 year old Dan Galloway to his child bride, 22 year old Roberta, is supposed to have been stolen in Palm Springs, California. Johnny checks in with detective sergeant Lacey. He says that Sonny Wyman has sold Roberta an $8000 tan Cosmo Roma sportscar. He says that rumor has it that Sonny and Roberta are very friendly. Wilhoyt van Hook sold the bracelet to Galloway. He also has a Cosmo Roma. Johnny meets the first Mrs. Galloway, Flora. She is mad at Dan and is packing heat. Johnny finds Dan's body in the road, run over repeatedly by an automobile. Sonny is then is in a serious auto accident. He may have been sideswiped but there is no foreign paint on the car - unless it was sideswiped by a car of the same color. They head back to Van Hook's place. He make a get away - then dies in an accident.
07:30 p.m. Dragnet
10/12/54 #269 Big Tar Baby (NBC)(26:16) Program# 269 Jack Webb (Joe Friday), Ben Alexander (Frank Smith) ; Writer - John Robinson & Earl Schley ; Ethel Cabot has been kidnapped, and her bartender-husband has a few ideas about who did it. homicide Ethel Graham is Missing
08:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
10/23/60 "Newsa'am" (CBS)(27:34) Program #446 William Conrad (Matt Dillon), Parley Baer (Chester Proudfoot), Howard McNear (Doc Adams), Georgia Ellis (Kitty Russell), Harry Bartell, Jeanne Bates, Barney Phillips, Vic Perrin ; Director - Norman Macdonnell ; Writer - Marian Clark ; Music Composed and Conducted - Rex Koury ; Announcer - George Walsh ; Trail Boss Finn drops journalist Phoebe Appleby on Matt's doorstep, and tells him to put the "unwomanly woman" in jail. Finn has been trying to run a cattle drive and Phoebe has "hung like a stray cat" being "pesty as a tick". Phoebe maintains she was only observing so she could have a true picture of the West to send back to her Philadelphia newspaper. Nevertheless, Matt locks Phoebe up for her own protection while he decides what to do with her.
08:30 p.m. Wild Bill Hickok
6/10/51 "The Case of the Unlucky Seven" (Synd)(24:28) Program #3 Guy Madison (Wild Bill Hickok), Andy Devine Jingles P. Jones) ; Director - Paul Pierce ; Producer - David Hire ; Writer - Doug Hayes ; Music - Richard "Dick" Aurandt ; A David Hier Production; Announcer - Charlie Lyon ; Sponsor - Kellogg's Corn Pops ; Transcriberd in Hollywood ; Mutual Netwok ; Jingles "strikes it rich" and becomes the latest man to "disappear." The secret is...quicksand!
09:00 p.m. Jack Benny
2/21/43 Program #470 Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Mary Livingston, Dennis Day, Eddie "Rochester Van Jones" Anderson, Bob Jellison ; Guest Conductor - Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (his first show with Jack) ; Writers - Ed Beloin & Bill Morrow ; Sponsor - Kellogg's Grape-Nuts Flakes ; NBC ; (29:24) The program originates from Chicago, with an Army Air Forces audience. An old, giggly friend of Jack's from back in Waukegan, comes to visit. Guests are Bob Crosby and His Orchestra. The final commercial and system cue have been deleted. Jack is to be a judge that evening on, "The Quiz Kids."
9:30 p.m. I Love Adventure
5/16/48 #04 The Pearl of Great Price (Sus.)(ABC)(29:04) Michael Raffetto, Tom Collins, Alma Lawton, Lal Chand Mehra, Donald Morrison, Everett Glass, Barbara Jean Wong, Harry Lang ; Writer/Producer/Director - Carlton E. Morse ; Sound Effects - Fred Cole ; Sound Effects - Robert Conlan & Ed Lukas ; Organist - Rex Koury ; Announcer - Dresser Dahlstead ; The adventurers, Jack Packard and Reggie Yorke, are sent into the Indochinese jungle to recover treasure from a lost city.
10:00 p.m. Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons
12/14/44 "The Nightmare Murder Case" (Whitehall Laboratories)(CBS)(28:52) Bennett Kilpack (Mr. Keen) ; Author - Anne Hummert & Frank Hummert ; Announcer - Larry Elliott ; Sponsors - Anacin, Kolynos, Heet, Kriptin, Bisodol, Hills Cold Tabs ; A woman spends her husband's savings on secret voice lessons for her daughter.
10:30 p.m. Suspense
6/29/43 "Uncle Henry's Rosebush" (Sus)(CBS)(28:52) Program #48 Agnes Moorehead (Aunt Julie Connor), Ellen Drew (Carol Lyndon), Ted Reid (Paul Lyndon) ; Joseph Kearns ("Man in Black"); Original Writer - Larry Roman ; Producer - William Spier ; Director - Ted Bliss ; Sustained ; Music Composer - Lucien Moraweck ; Music Conductor - Bernard Hermann ; Carol Lyndon brings her new husband Paul to meet her Aunt Julie and Uncle Henry Connor. When they arrive Aunt Julie treats them with suspicion. Uncle Henry is missing and his house hasn't been cleaned in months. Later the cat is dead, having been strangled. Carol and Paul begin to suspect that Aunt Julie is going crazy and she has murdered Uncle Henry. Carol focuses on a new mound of dirt near Uncle Henry's rosebush. She suspects that he is buried there. When she starts to dig it up she is accosted by an insane Uncle Henry. Aunt Julie shoots him dead. Uncle Henry had been going insane, killing the cat, and Aunt Julie was trying to take care of him outside of the gaze of others.