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• 07:00 p.m. Johnny Dollar
  03/09/58 #579 Wayward Moth Matter (AFRS) (24:22)
• 07:30 p.m. Dragnet
  02/08/55 #286 Big Gap (AFRS) (23:46)
• 08:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
  03/12/61/(08/05/56) #466 Sweet and Sour (CBS) (20:00)
• 08:30 p.m. Fibber McGee & Molly 03/16/43 #356 McGee's Horoscope (Johnson's Wax) (NBC) (29:50)*
• 09:00 p.m. Tales of the Texas Rangers
  08/19/50 #007 Fool's Gold (Wheaties) (NBC) (29:54)
• 09:30 p.m. This is Your FBI
  11/05/48 Two Wise Men (Equitable Life Assurance) (ABC) (29:30)
• 10:00 p.m. Curtain Time
  03/29/47 #90 Lightning Strikes Twice (Mars CAndy) (NBC) (29:22)(59:48)
• 10:30 p.m. Mysterious Traveler
  02/27/44 #13 The Good Die Young (Sus.) (MBS) (29:36) 9/19

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Thanx again, Vision !

September 19, 2010 (WARNING: Contains Spoilers)

• 7:00 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
  3/9/58 "Wayward Moth Matter" (AFRS) (24:22) Matter #579 Bob Bailey, Vic Perrin (Earl Poreman), Herb Ellis, Paul Richards, Lou Merrill, Leon Belasco ; Writer/Producer/Director - Jack Johnstone ; Announcer - Dan Cubberly ; Expense Account Total - $204.00 ; Armed Forces Radio & TV Service ; CBS ; Sarasota. A secret rocket fuel lab, hidden in the Everglades, is the scene of a mysterious explosion. Was it sabotage?

• 7:30 p.m. Dragnet
  2/8/55 "The Big Gap" (AFRS) (23:46) Program #286 Jack Webb (Joe Friday), Ben Alexander (Frank Smith) ; Announcer - Writer - John Robinson ; Garfield Hunt has been swindled out of $1500 by a phoney emerald ring. bunco/fugitive Pawnbroker Suspects Swindle

• 8:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
  3/12/61/(8/5/56) "Sweet and Sour" (20:00) Program #466 William Conrad (Matt Dillon), Parley Baer (Chester Proudfoot), Howard McNear (Doc Adams), Georgia Ellis (Miss Kitty Russell), Lynn Allen (Rena Decker), Lawrence Dobkin, Harry Bartell ; Producer/Director - Norman Macdonnell ; Writer - John Meston ; Music - Rex Koury ; Sound Patterns - Tom Hanley & Bill James ; Announcer - George Walsh ; Sponsor - Pepsi, Kellogg's ; CBS ; Repeat of program of 8/5/56. ; Rena Decker comes to Dodge and brings with her a knack for making men fight and kill over her. Matt and Chester are in the Wichita train station waiting for the train to Dodge City when they see mean looking Ab Lassiter annoying pretty Rena Decker. Matt intervenes and when Ab argues, Matt punches him out. Later, in Dodge City, Lassiter has met up with his partner Joe Garrett, and together they threaten Matt. Dillon then introduces Rena to Kitty with the idea of kitty hiring Rena to work at the Long Branch saloon. Kitty hires Rena, but is reluctant, because she thinks Rena likes to see men fight over her. Two days later two men shoot each other dead over Rena. Later Matt finds Rena at the bar talking to Lassiter and Garrett. Matt listens in and hears Rena manipulate the two men into a quarrel, which ends with Lassiter shooting Garrett dead. Matt tells Lassiter to drop his gun, and when he doesn't Matt shoots him dead. He then tells Rena to leave Dodge and never come back. Four men have died in Dodge because of her.

• 8:30 p.m. Fibber McGee & Molly
  3/16/43 "McGee's Horoscope" (Johnson's Wax) (NBC) (29:50) Epiode #356 Jim Jordan (Fibber McGee), Marian Jordan (Molly McGee, Little Girl "Sis"), Arthur Q. Bryan (Doc Gamble), Isabel Randolph (Abigail Uppington); Writers -Don Quinn & Phil Leslie ; Orchestra - Billy Mills ; Singers - King's Men; Sponsor - Johnson's Wax; Announcer - Harlow Wilcox ; NBC from Hollywood ; NBC net. Sponsored by: Johnson's Wax. Fibber's horoscope predicts that an old friend will repay money owed him. Arthur Q. Bryan's first appearance on the program. The King's Men sing a clever anti-Nazi song.

• 9:00 p.m. Tales of the Texas Rangers
  8/19/50 "Fool's Gold" (29:54)   Episode #7 Joel McCrea (Ranger Jace Pearson), Paul Frees (Robert Trummer)  ; Creator/Producer/Director - Stacey Keach, Sr. ;  Technical Advisor - Captain M. T. "Lonewolf" Gonzaullas ; Transcribed/ Adapted - Charles E. Israel ;  Announcer - Hal Gibney ;  Sponsor - Wheaties ; NBC ;  Two men are cruising in a stolen black coupe in the town of Live Oak in West Texas.  They pull into the Drover's Bank and rob it.  They fire shot into a bank clerk and make a getaway.  Their car smashes into another car.  One of the bank robbers is killer, as well as the driver of the other car and his five year old child.  The other robber pulls a gun at the scene of the wreck and shoots again and makes his escape.  Pearson and Rhodes investigate.  A witness, Mr. Raber, says that the escaped man had a head cut needing stitching and a couple of gold teeth in the front.  Later, the bank teller dies in the hospital, reviving only momentarily to say that the man who shot him had gold teeth.  Pearson focuses on trying to find the identity of the escaped killer.  His blood type is AB.  A thumb print on the car's gas cap belongs to a man named Robert Trummer.  Pearson locates Trummer the day after the robbery.  Trummer has gold teeth, but no cut on his head.  Trummer's blood type turns out to be O.  Trummer, who works in a service station, says that he sold the gas cap to a man yesterday, but the man paid him with a hunting knife and sheath.  Trummer gets the knife for Pearson.  There is an image burned into the sheath of what appears to be of a Buffalo Mesa.  Trummer says he can't say whether the man had gold teeth because he had a chaw of tobacco in his mouth.  They go there and find a physician who stitched a head wound for a cowpoke named Joe Foy.  The man has AB type blood - but the physician says that Foy doesn't have gold teeth.  At the ranch where Foy works Pearson checks Foy's belongings and finds chewing tobacco - wrapped in gold foil.  Pearson sees Foy approaching, but then Foy takes off when he sees the Ranger.  Pearson pursues on his horse Charcoal, but he is wounded by a shot from Foy.  Pearson continues to pursue Foy, and shoots him dead.

• 9:30 p.m. This is Your FBI
  11/5/48 "Two Wise Men" (29:30) Stacy Harris (Special Agent Jim Taylor), ; Creator/Producer Director - Jerry Devine ; Writer - Jerry D. Lewis ; Narrator - William Woodson ; Music Composer/Conductor - Frederick Steiner ; Announcer - Larry Keating ; Sponsor - Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States ; ABC ;

• 10:00 p.m. Curtain Time
  3/29/47 "Lightning Strikes Twice" (29:22)(59:48) Program # 90 Nannette Sargent, Harry Elders, Sidney Ellstrom, Maurice Copeland, Lucille Lorell, Art Van Harvey ; Host - Patrick Allen ; NBC ; Originates in Chicago ; Sponsor - Milky Way, Mars Candy Bars ; Music Arranger/Conductor - Bert Farber ; Writer - Ralph Klein ; Director - Harry Holcomb ;

• 10:30 p.m. Mysterious Traveler
  2/27/44 "The Good Die Young" (Sus.) (MBS) (29:36) Episode #13 Betty Jane Tyler ; Maurice Tarplin (The Mysterious Traveler) ; Writers - Robert A. "Bob" Arthur & David Kogan ; Director - Jock MacGregor ; Original Music - Clark "Doc" Whipple ; Announcer - Carl Caruso ; Mutual Broadcasting System ; Young Sondra detests her new step-mother and is determined to get rid of her as soon as possible.

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Listening to Lum & Abner on XM 164.

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