I Love Old Time Radio

Liz is depressed with an inferiority complex, so everyone tries to give her confidence.

A military pilot named Jack Mercer has been murdered. The Hornet foils a Gestapo plan behind the crime.

A young clerk is framed for murder.

Liz peaks at George's mail and see's he's being drafted.  George is confused by Liz's changes of mood and Mr. Atterbury thinks she's pregnant.  Neither is true.

Someone has weakened the re-enforcing steel with concrete at the new dam, and it's raining hard!

A heiress is being driven crazy by a painting in her room that depicts her murderer. Each night, the killer appears to be coming closer!

Did Abel Merton commit suicide or was he murdered? Larry Merton, Abel's nephew is very drunk with George Valentine's name in his pocket.

Liz has an irresistible urge to exaggerate, so she starts to tell the truth...with a vengeance.

Who is it in the police department that's re-selling weapons that have been used to commit crimes?

The case of the stolen cuckoo clock. It's a long, long story.

The Hornet breaks up a parole board racket. This recording has truncated opening and closing themes, with silent grooves on either side of the themes.

"Getting Nowhere (Running Around In Circles)" - Bing Crosby; "What Am I Gonna Do About You?" - Bing Crosby; "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy" - Al Jolson; "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody" - Al Jolson; "Who Paid the Rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle" - Bing Crosby & Al Jolson; "Back In Your Own Backyard/You Made Me Love You/Waiting For the Robert E. Lee" - Al Jolson & Bing Crosby; "Philco Ad...

An interesting story about an old man in a penny arcade who introduces lonely guys to a beautiful girl..and his unusual racket

A series of strange break-ins in a bookstore leads to murder. A rare book by Robert Burns seems to be the cause!

Liz is the understudy for the woman's club play, and plans a big career in the theatre.

A crook beats up his opponent Ross Donald, while bidding on a city contract. Donald's wife plans to place the bid in his place. The Hornet makes sure that Randall (the crook) doesn't get the contract.

"Uncle Remus Said" - Bing Crosby & The Charioteers; "Gotta Get Me Somebody To Love" - Bing Crosby & Les Paul; "The Very Thought of You" - Skitch Henderson; "South America" - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters; "You Don't Have to Know the Language" - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters; "So Would I" - Bing Crosby & Skitch Henderson

A scheming phony doctor is delighted to discover that his wife has a brain tumor that will kill her in three months!

Flora Stewart, the famous scatterbrained accent is being blackmailed...and her precious phonograph records. Who is trying to frighten Flora out of $10,000, and then kills her?

Liz missed her chance to get a mink coat for Christmas but fakes being ill to try to get George to buy her one. George calls the doctor and now Liz has the been diagnosed with a serious case of the Flimjabs.

The third part of a four-part story. "Mr. X" plans to throw the big horse race by using a "ringer" for the favorite.

"Connecticut" - Bing Crosby & Judy Garland; "Rosa Bell McGee" - Bing Crosby; "I Got You Under My Skin" - Judy Garland; "Ida, Sweet as Apple Cider" - William Frawley & Bing Crosby; "Tear Bucket Jim" - William Frawley, Leo McCarey, Bing Crosby & Judy Garland; "And So to Bed" - Bing Crosby

Henry Doyle starts his career at the 42nd Street Bank as a messenger. Fifty years later, he's still working at the bank, still a messenger.

Tioga Tom, "the last honest man in the west," is really as honest as the day is short!

The girls try to marry off a good looking girl to avoid competition.