Usa Classic Radio Theater

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar starring Bob Bailey, originally broadcast September 8, 1957, The Charmona Matter. A sunken yacht and a missing captain are both heavily insured. The grieving wife isn't exactly heartbroken about the loss of either! Also Suspense, originally broadcast September 8, 1957. Old Army Buddy starring Victor Jory. A pompous foreign correspondent is amazed to discover that his wife plans to divorce him!

The Mysterious Traveler, originally broadcast September 7, 1947, 74 years ago, Vacation from Life. A meek college professor finds an explosive mine on a beach and decides to put it to use.

The Story of Dr Kildare starring Lew Ayers and Lionel Barrymore, originally broadcast September 7, 1950, Medical Examiner Mix Up. A patient is brought into Blair Hospital in a diabetic coma. The patient's name isn't released until the end of the show, and with good reason! Meanwhile, Miss Mudd is given a special tour of the facilities by Dr. Carew. Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast September 7, 1948. Abners Polo Pony?

Frontier Gentleman starring John Dehner, originally broadcast September 7, 1958, The Last Of Belle Siddons. A robber named Archie McLaughlin has escaped to Cheyenne. Madame Verdi, the lady in the matter, has something to say about it. Also Part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Curse of Kamashek Matter, originally broadcast September 7, 1956. The secret of the bones.

Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast September 6, 1954, 67 years ago, The Handcuffs/The Promise. Hank Springer has been shot in the leg, but manages to strangle a deputy sheriff and escape being taken in for trial.

Chandu the Magician, originally broadcast September 6, 1948, Chandu Escapes. Chandu gets a clue to Robert Reagent's whereabouts, escapes from Roxor's clutches, but Bob is a prisoner. Also Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast September 6, 1954, Cattin’ Around. The return of Gregory Beauregarde Homer (the cat). Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast September 6, 1948.

The Adventures of Red Ryder, originally broadcast September 6, 1946, Rodeo at Tarantula Springs. The Haciampa Kid plans to win the Tarantula Springs Rodeo Bronco contest...and no doubt about it. A crooked gambler complicates his plans.Also Part 4 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Curse of Kamashek Matter, originally broadcast September 6, 1956. The curse strikes...twice!

Suspense, originally broadcast September 5, 1956, 65 years ago, The Security Agent starring Parley Baer and Howard McNear. A dramatized version of one of the first airplane highjackings. The story of a planned escape behind the iron curtain.

The Great Gildersleeve starring Willard Waterman, originally broadcast September 5, 1951, Leroy Buys a Car. The first show of the season. It's finally time to teach Leroy how to drive. Also Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast September 5, 1954, Boast to Boast. The McGees are back from a brief visit to Twin Rock Falls, but nobody wants to hear about it.

Burns and Allen, originally broadcast September 5, 1946, George’s Allergies. The first show of the season. Gracie wants George to go fishing at "Pine Lake in the Pines." George develops an allergy, he's sensitive to pine trees. Also Part 3 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Curse of Kamashek Matter, originally broadcast September 5, 1956. A wealthy man isn't, Donald is secretly off to Egypt.

Our Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden, originally broadcast September 4, 1955, 66 years ago, Summer Vacation. Mr. Conklin is spending his vacation at Crystal Lake, Miss Brooks is planning a surprise visit, but Mr. Boyton has a surprise of his own.

Night Watch with Don Reid, originally broadcast September 4, 1954, a Drunk, a Holdup, and a Gambling Raid. A gambling raid is being set up for midnight. The suspect in the holdup of a Western Union office is interrogated, a drunk is picked up. Also Bob and Ray, originally broadcast September 4, 1959, Wally Ballou on Coney Island. Wally Ballew reports from Coney Island. An interview with a member of the audience...on stilts!

Mystery in the Air starring Peter Lorre, originally broadcast September 4, 1947, The Mask of Medussa. An excellent horror story about forty seven murderers frozen solid. They still possess active and seething minds, even though they remain in kept in a "wax" museum. Also Part 2 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Curse of Kamashek Matter, originally broadcast September 4, 1956. Looks like Johnny's off on an expedition.

I Was a Communist for the FBI starring Dana Andrews, originally broadcast September 3, 1952, 69 years ago, Squeeze Play. The Party takes an interest in the Leo Bremmer trial, but an honest judge resists temptation

Let George Do It starring Bob Bailey, originally broadcast September 3, 1951, Blue Plate Special. George is hired by Sam Ferris to recover a piece of antique china...any way he can. Josh Higby has the plate and a dead secretary! Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast September 3, 1948

Boston Blackie starring Dick Kollmar, originally broadcast September 3, 1946, The Stolen Rare Book. A rare book has been stolen from a library vault, and the theft was compounded by murder. Who took the book from the vault, and how? Also Part 1 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Curse of Kamashek Matter, originally broadcast September 3, 1956. An expedition is forming, but family conflicts are too.

The Sealed Book, originally broadcast September 2, 1945, 76 years ago, Death Laughs Last. A locksmith needs money desperately for his wife's operation. He decides to use his profession for crime.

Fort Laramie starring Raymond Burr, originally broadcast September 2, 1956, The Return of Hattie Pelfrey. Hattie Pelfrey, a most unusual old lady, is feeling poorly, so she visits Fort Laramie to visit her son...Captain Quince! Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast September 2, 1948, Abner Comes Home.

Milton Berle Show, originally broadcast September 2, 1947, A Salute to South America. . "Pancho" Berle, the Mexican bad man. Miltie tries to listen to the Rio Conference on the radio. Also The Grantland Rice Story, originally broadcast August 26, 1955, Walter Hagen.

The CBS Radio Workshop, originally broadcast September 1, 1957, 64 years ago, Grief Drives a Black Sedan. A motorist has hit something on a dark road, and has kept on driving.