7 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
“The Charmona Matter” (CBS, Original air date September 8, 1957) (Running time 18:31)
7:20 p.m. Mayor of the Town
“Memorial Day Parade”(CBS, Original air date May 25, 1956) (Running time 19:46)
7:40 p.m. Tribute to Lindsay Nelson. Excerpts from:
NBC Monitor, June 17, 1967
NY Mets vs. St. Louis Cardinals, April 11, 1962
Notre Dame vs. USC, October 27, 1973
7:50 p.m. Five Minute Mysteries
“Trial by Fire” (Running time 4:49)
7:55 p.m. The Golden Era of Radio: Hans Conried
(WTIC, Original air date August 1971) (Running time 3:57)
8 p.m. Gunsmoke
“Shakespeare” (CBS, Original air date August 23, 1952) (Running time 29:55)
8:30 p.m. Dragnet
“The Big Lay-Out” (NBC, Original air date January 25, 1953) (Running time 26:17)
9 p.m. Lum and Abner
“Memorial Day” (NBC, Original air date May 30, 1941) (Running time 14:45)
9:15 p.m. Interview with Musical Director Angel Gil-Ordoñez and Executive Director Joseph Horowitz of the Post-Classical Ensemble
9:30pm Columbia Presents Corwin
“An American Trilogy: Walt Whitman.” (CBS, Original air date June 20, 1944) (Running time 29:28)
10 p.m. We Came This Way
“Walt Whitman, Poet of Democracy” (NBC, Original air date July 26, 1945) (Running time 27:41)
10:30 p.m. Suspense
“How Long Is The Night” (CBS, Original air date October 13, 1952) (Running time 25:37)
Happy Sunday All...
Looks like a packed, unique evening of Memorial Day, various broadcasting tributes, and Walt Whitman themes...the highlight seems to be ending with Suspense...
How’s the weekend going?
Evening, folks. Is it Sunday already?