Usa Classic Radio Theater

Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast July 3, 1960, Little Girl. After her step-father burns to death in a fire, Marshal Dillon brings young Charity back to Dodge. Now, what to do with her? Also Have Gun Will Travel, originally broadcast July 3, 1960, Dad-blamed Luck. Jamie Howard, inveterate gambler and part-time horse thief, hires Paladin to regain his lost gold mine.

Box 13 starring Alan Ladd, originally broadcast July 3, 1949, The House of Darkness. A shot in the dark helps Dan Holiday and a blind man find adventure. Also part 2 of the 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Midas Touch Matter, originally broadcast July 3, 1956. One of the fishermen who hangs around Lake Mojave is a character named death.

Encore Theater, originally broadcast July 2, 1946, 75 years ago, Men in White starring Robert Taylor. A doctor must choose between his socialite fiance and the nurse who loves him.

Night Watch starring reporter Donn Reid, originally broadcast July 2, 1954, A Drunken Brawl and a .38 special. Also Amos n Andy, originally broadcast July 2, 1929, Andy reads his law book. Andy is studying a "law" to book to help him out. The law book turns out to be about the "law" of gravity!

Boston Blackie starring Dick Kollmar, originally broadcast July 2, 1946, Uncle Frank Murdered. Joe Parker murders his Uncle Frank for Frank's money. He's planned the perfect crime. Also part 1 of the 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Midas Touch Matter, originally broadcast July 2, 1956. $3,000,000 worth of worthless gold mine, and there's blood on the desert sand!

Fort Laramie starring Raymond Burr, originally broadcast July 1, 1956, 65 years ago, The Trooper’s Widow. Mrs. Stocker, new bride of a trooper, learns the harsh realities of the frontier the hard way.

My Favorite Husband starring Lucille Ball and Richard Denning, originally broadcast July 1, 1949, Reminiscing. Liz looks through her scrapbook and remembers her first driving lesson, when she told the endings of all of George's jokes, and the butcher who fell for her. Last show of the season. Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast July 1, 1943, Lum Tries Proposing.

Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast July 1, 1956, A Gun for Chester. Asa Ledbetter is in town, and Chester thinks he's out to kill him! Also The Lone Ranger, originally broadcast July 1, 1955, The Left Handed Killer.

Suspense, originally broadcast June 30, 1957, 64 years ago, The Yellow Wallpaper starring Agnes Moorehead. A woman going mad spends the summer in a room with yellow wallpaper, whose pattern come to life!

Boston Blackie starring Chester Morris, originally broadcast June 30, 1944, 100 thousand dollar business note. Mr. Manleder's business note for $100,000 is due tomorrow. Only Boston Blackie can prevent his business failure. The frame around Blackie is for murder. Also Bob and Ray, originally broadcast June 30, 1959, The Musical Typewriter.

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar starring Bob Bailey, originally broadcast June 30, 1957, The Funny Money Matter. A rootin' tootin' character from Oklahoma pays his insurance premiums with $100 bills...bad ones! Also The Couple Next Door, originally broadcast June 30, 1958, False Alarm

Crime Classics, originally broadcast June 29, 1953, 68 years ago, The Checkered Life and Sudden Death of Col. James Fisk Jr. An excellent story about the rivalry between two wealthy New Yorkers in 1872 and the beautiful widow, beloved of both. Lou Merrill is the host as Thomas Hyland.

CBS Radio Workshop, originally broadcast June 29, 1956, The Eternal Joan. An adaptation of the story of Joan of Arc. Also Amos n Andy, originally broadcast June 29, 1929, Amos and Andy go to the Lawyers Office.

Frontier Gentlemen starring John Dehner, originally broadcast June 29, 1958, Madame Belle Siddons, Confederate Spy. Meet a gambler extraordinaire, and a woman with a past. Also part 5 of the 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Longshot Matter, originally broadcast June 29, 1956. If you want to hide something, put it in plain view. Only don't go overboard on the system if you're hiding a murderer!

My Friend Irma starring Marie Wilson, originally broadcast June 28, 1948, 73 years ago, Planning their vacation. Irma and Jane plan to take a vacation at Moosehead Lodge. The last show of the season.

Adventures of Philip Marlowe starring Gerald Mohr, originally broadcast June 28, 1950, Pelicans Roost. . Lynn Russell hires Marlowe, even though it looks like she's a killer. A corpse with an ice pick through the neck and mascara for a blonde, leads to the solution of the case. Also Amos n Andy, originally broadcast June 28, 1929, Money for the Lawyer. Earl Dixon threatens Amos over the telephone after Amos knocked him down. The Kingfish introduces lawyer Wagner to Amos and Andy.

Richard Diamond, Private Detective, originally broadcast June 28, 1953, The Rifle Case. An old German immigrant has perfected an improved rifle, which brings out some representatives of "The Party." Also part 4 of the 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Longshot Matter, originally broadcast June 28, 1956. Three of them. One by a man who should know, one by a man who doesn't, and another by a bullet!

Jack Benny, originally broadcast June 27, 1948, 73 years ago, The program originates from New York City. The last show of the season. The Sportsmen repeat their great Lucky Strike commercial to the music of, "The Sabre Dance.".

Fred Allen, originally broadcast June 27, 1948, Stop The Music. Fred says, "Radio is the Marshall Plan with music." The Allen's Alley question is, "Where do you plan to take your summer vacation?" The last show of the season. Also Amos n Andy, originally broadcast June 27, 1929, Mr Taylor posts Amos’ bail.

Philo Vance starring Jackson Beck, originally broadcast June 27, 1950, The Argyle Murder Case. An actor's dead body is found on a ferryboat. The body has on all new clothes...and argyle socks that don't match. Also part 3 of the 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Longshot Matter, originally broadcast June 27, 1956. Beauty may be skin deep, but fear goes a lot further down than that! Sometimes as deep as death!