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January 8, 2012 (WARNING: These Raw Notes Contain Spoilers)

7:00 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
3/19/61 "The Informer Matter" Matter #732 Robert Readick, William Redfield (Tony), Lawson Zerbe (Pat McCracken), Ralph Bell (Fred Acerloyd), Teri Keane (Lucy), Bill Lipton (Vineland Hotel clerk), Larry Haines (Police Chief Harvey Renzoli) ; Writer - Jack Johnstone ; Producer/Director - Bruno Zirato, Jr. ; Musical Supervisor - Ethyl Huber ; Announcer - Art Hannes ; Expense Account Total = $115.20 ; Dollar is informed from a mysterious phone tip from a man identifying himself as Fred Acerloyd that Philip J. Bernasconi has been murdered. There is no Acerloyd in the local phonebook. Johnny contacts Pat McCracken for help. Pat has numerous phone books and Johnny finds a Frederick Acerloyd at 2424 East Elmer Street in the Vineland, New Jersey, phonebook. Vineland happens top be Pat's old hometown. Harry Branson, Philadelphia Mutual Liability & Casualty Insurance Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, accepts Johnny's expense account. He informs Johnny that Bernasconi's beneficiary was Vineland Police Chief Harvey Renzoli. Bernasconi was formerly in the mob and was going straight and had been befriended by Renzoli. Acerloyd was the bookkeeper for the mob. CBS Radio Network. Commercials: dennis James for Kellogg's All-Bran, Commander, Buick.(CBS) (20:58)
7:30 p.m.Dragnet
12/29/49 "Roseland Murder" Program #31 Jack Webb (Joe Friday), Barton Yarborough (Ben Romero) ; Writer - James Moser ; NBC ; Sponsor - Fatima Cigarettes ; AKA - "The Flowerland Roof Murder". ; A gang that usually holds up drugstores robs and kills the manager of a dance hall. A stake-out in a garage yields results and a total of twelve guns. After a trial, two of the gang break out of jail. (NBC)
8:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
4/4/53 "Jayhawkers" Program #50 William Conrad (Matt Dillon), Parley Baer (Chester Proudfoot), Lawrence Dobkin (Phil Jack), Harry Bartell (Dolph Quince), Sam Edwards (Snider), Jack Kruschen, Jim Nusser ; Director - Norman Macdonnell ; Writer - John Meston ; Music Composer/Conductor - Rex Koury ; Announcer - Roy Rowan ; Matt and Chester are talking. Chester reveals that he is from Waco, Texas. A stranger rides up to them. He is looking for Matt. His name is Phil Jacks, foreman of a cattle drive. The trail boss is Dolph Quince, a "good man" and an acquaintance of Matt's from the previous year. They are moving a herd of 3000 Sansaba cattle from Texas to Kansas. Dolph wants Matt to come to their herd. They are having trouble in Kansas with a vicious band of jayhawker bandits. Matt rides 30 miles out on the prairie to the herd with Jacks. He meets with Quince, who complains about Kansans. Matt says that ordinary Kansans don't like jayhawkers either. Matt defines jayhawkers as shifty, murderous criminals who got their start on the Missouri border during the Civil War, who got the taste of blood in their mouths and now have no where to go. Matt agrees to ride with Quince for a while. Karl Stewder wants a job. Quince offers him four days work, until they reach Dodge. He claims that he is from Colorado. Later, Stewder shoots and kills Jacks and causes a stampede. Dillon chases him down and shoots him dead as well as one of his jayhawker accomplices who was hiding out. The other jayhawkers got away. The cowboys buried Jacks. Matt passes around a bottle of whiskey to cut the alkali in the water. He is going to mind if they kick up a little fuss in Dodge City. (CBS) (29:38)
8:30 p.m. Our Miss Brooks
1/16/49 "Student Government Day" Program #27 Eve Arden (Connie Brooks), Gale Gordon (Osgood Conklin), Jeff Chandler(Mr. Boynton), Gloria McMillan (Harriet Conklin), Richard Crenna (Walter Denton), Herb Vigran (Honest Jim) ; Writer/Director - Al Lewis; Producer - Larry Berns ; Musical Director - Wilbur Hatch ; Pitchman - Verne Smith ; Sponsor - Palmolive Soap, Lustre Creme Shampoo ; CBS ; On Friday, Miss Brooks substitutes in Miss Johnson's Civics Class when she is sick. It is the city's first Student Government Day when the students elect classmates to run the city. Mayor Rimson addresses the school, introducing mayor-for-the-day, Harriet Conklin. Harriet rails against political graft and corruption, just as she learned from Miss Brooks' class. Walter Denton is police-chief-for-the-day. He also speaks against graft and corruption, just as Miss Brooks discussed yesterday. Walter and Harriet set out to end corruption in the city, beginning with the jackpot Amusement Company, owned by Honest Jim. Honest Jim is a crook working with Mayor Rimson. Connie, Walter and Harriet get thrown in jail - as does Mr. Boynton. (29:30)
9:00 p.m. Nighbeat
3/13/50 "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" Episode #6 Frank Lovejoy (Randy Stone), Ted De Corsia (Gig Sandlers), Georgia Ellis (Evie), Shep Menken, Louis Jean Heydt (Captain Arlen), Herb Ellis, Alan Slate ; Writer - Russell Hughes ; Director - Warren Lewis ; Editor - Larry Marcus ; Music - Frank Worth ; Alt: "I Smell A Rat" ; NBC ; Gig Sandlers, murderer, has busted loose in the city. He is surrounded in the old Phillips factory by the police, and Captain Arlen given him an ultimatum to surrender. Randy Stone observes various on-lookers, whom he equates to spectators of the gladiatorial spectacles in ancient Rome. When the cops go in firing teargas and a hail of bullets they find no one inside. Among the on-lookers was a young couple, Kenny and Evie. She is pregnant and frightened. Randy accompanies them back to their flat. It was Kenny who had tipped the cops to Sandlers being in the factory. Kenny and Sandlers had once been in the same gang, but he went straight when he met Evie. Now they fear that, if it's the last thing he does, Gig will get Kenny and Evie. When Randy leaves them Sandlers gets the drop on him and forces him to go back to the flat so that he can get access. Tense moments go by. The $2800 reward is mentioned. Then cop sirens are heard. Kenny offers to go out and face the cops with Gig. Gig goes out alone and the cops cut him down. Kenny had a gun the whole time but he didn't shoot Gig - because they were brothers. (29:28)
9:30 p.m. C Phillip Marlowe
2/7/50 "The Long Arm" Program #70 Gerald Mohr (Phillip Marlowe), Barney Phillips (Rake Sturman), Ted Osborne, Sidney Miller, Tom Tully, Britt Holland ; Creator - Raymond Chandler; Producer/Director - Norman Macdonnell ; Writers - Robert Mitchell & Gene Levitt; Music - Richard Aurandt ; Announcer - Roy Rowan ; CBS : It happened in a place called Bay City where I was unwelcome to a fat fry cook with a secret and a dapper gambler. But to the long-arm of the law, I was poison. Show moves to Tuesday Ernie Partch, from Bay City (20 miles southwest of Los Angeles) calls Marlowe for help. He has just gotten out from doing a year and a day in jail for being caught with a gun during a raid on Art Minelli's casino. Ernie's wife, Grace, is dead and he is being framed for it. Ernie thinks that someone sweet on Grace stashed the gun on him so as to send him away. Marlowe talks to Grace's employer, Luke Gumborski of "Gumbo's Shanty" who lets slip that Minelli and crooked homicide detective lieutenant Rake Sturman are working together. Marlowe fools Sturman into admitting that he murdered Grace while honest members of the police force are present. (29:28)
10:00 p.m. Lux Radio Theater
11/25/40 "Jezebel" Program #283 Loretta Young, Brian Donlevy, Jeffrey Lynn, Cecil B. DeMille, Ann Tobin, Byron Shores (doubles), Claire Verdera, Earle Ross, Eugene Francis (doubles), Griff Barnett (doubles), Jack Carr, Lou Merrill (doubles), Lurene Tuttle, Rolfe Sedan (doubles), Verna Felton ; Intermission Guest - Kolma Flake (western fashion editor for Motion Picture magazine) ; Announcer - Melville Ruick ; Commercial spokesmen - Julie Bannon & Ynez Seabury ("Libby") ; Director - Sanford Barnett ; Author - Owen Davis ; Screenwriter - Clements Ripley, Abem Finkel, & John Huston ; Radio Adaptation - George Wells ; Sound Effects - Charlie Forsyth ; Music director - Louis Silvers ; Sponsor - Lux ; CBS ; Love, hatred, and disease in ante-bellum New Orleans. ( 59:50)