[Vision]

7 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
“The Flight Six Matter” Part 4 (CBS, Original air date February 2, 1956)(Running time 14:37)

7:15 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
“The Flight Six Matter” Part 5 (CBS, Original air date February 3, 1956)(Running time 14:29)

7:30 p.m. The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
“St. Patrick’s Day Parade” (NBC, Original air date March 17, 1941)(Running time 29:08)

8:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
“Kitty’s Rebellion” (CBS, AFRTS rebroadcast, Original air date September 28, 1958)(Running time 19:07)

8:20 p.m. The Couple Next Door
“Betsy’s Eating and Table Manners” (Mutual Broadcasting Network, Original air date February 6, 1958)(Running time 13:57)

8:30 p.m. Dragnet
Program #54 “The Big Mink” (NBC, Original air date June 22, 1950)(Running time 26:38)

9:00 p.m. Gallant American Women
Program #5 “Refugee Women” (NBC, Original air date November 28, 1939)(Running time 28:52)

9:30 p.m. The Big Show
“The Women” (NBC, Original air date December 17, 1950)(Running time 1:27:15)

[Vision]

Happy Sunday all...it looks like we in the mid-Atlantic and up are going to get walloped by snow this week...

Our loser SJW host is making tonight a “women” themed show for this silly “women’s history month” however...the lineup is pretty good...don’t remember The Couple Next Door...never heard of Gallant American Women....and LOVE LOVE LOVE The Big Show which is not played enough...

How you doing?

[iowamark]

http://retro-otr.com/2012/11/burns-and-allen-breaking-up-gracie-and-artie-410317/
“Gracie is in a gay mood as she tells George all about her family and her day at the St Patrick’s Day parade. George is jealous that she is spending too much time with bandleader, Artie Shaw. As he leaves to make some arrangements, Senor Lee arrives with some advice to Gracie about eloping. Artie Shaw plays, Swing Low Sweet Chariot.

George’s plan is to hire an actress to pretend to be his new girlfriend. The hope is to make Gracie jealous and come back to him. Instead, she and Artie get word of the plan and make their own scheme to sabotage George.
They get a homely gal to substitute for the actress. Now it’s a matter of letting George have his pretend fling with the girl. After making George squirm for a while, Gracie ends the show with a song, Let’s Get Away from It All. “

[iowamark]

"Refugee Women" and the series that it was part of were certainly US government propaganda, but considering the time, November 1939, it seems appropriate.