I Love Old Time Radio

Liz and George bet each other that they can each go for 24 hours without telling a lie. Even a little white one.

A genuine costumed hero of the comics on radio. The first episode of the story in which the Beetle tackles a stolen diamond case. The Blue Beetle recovers the Bannister diamonds, worth half a million dollars!

The cast goes on a lion hunting expedition.

An Allied spy undercover in Berlin feels the noose of discovery slowly tightening.

A young boy tells a tall story to the cops about a man being shot. A strange series of accidents follows. Who's trying to kill the boy?

Liz and George find their marriage license, and discover that instead of "George H. Cooper," it says "George C. Hooper." Now Liz is convinced that she and George aren't legally married!

A dead cop provides the clue to a gang victimizing parolees. The Blue Beetle is captured and arrested! A gang threatens the parole commissioner's daughter by tying her to a log and pushing her through a buzz saw!

Every time Lou hears a lie, he hears a horn. Bud feels Lou ought to have a will and hires a lawyer to write one; anything to get that $28 from Lou.

A confused mystery about black marketeers and a double murder.

The wife of a famous author hires George Valentine to discover if her husband is having an affair...with a character in her husband's novel!

Liz find sher old piano in the attic,and decides to take piano lessons to prove to George how much musical talent she has.

The "Overlords Of Crime" are planning to form a syndicate. The Blue Beetle infiltrates the gang and is hired by them to imitate...the Blue Beetle! he Blue Beetle is unmasked and shot, but it's only a flesh wound. The "Magic Ray" helps the Blue Beetle break up the gang.

Suspenseful drama about a new bride whose husband disappears aboard a cruise ship.

Winslowe Barker hires George Valentine to prove that he IS a murderer!.

Liz goes over her budget again (by buying six cases of beans that are on special), and George cuts off her allowance. Soon they're eating nothing but beans, and the electricity and telephone have been disconnected.

The Blue Beetle kills one of the gang holding up payrolls, but he also learns the first name of the leader of the gang. The head of the gang is surprisingly revealed by the Blue Beetle. The gangster then commits suicide!

Bud has bought an engagement ring. Bud is going to bring his girl to dinner and wants Lou to be the butler.

An office murder starts to prey of the mind of the killer.

A $20,000 investment may yield $500,000, but it's a very dangerous investment!.

Mr. Curry, George and Liz's landlord, is raising the rent, supposedly on instructions from his late wife, Bernice. Liz figures that she can fix things with a crooked Ouija Board.

A one-armed man is the clue to a burn-for-profit scheme. The Blue Beetle uses his "portable wireless telephone" and his "ray gun" to call for help from the bottom of a barge being filled with sand.

Lou "needs some dough" to pay the rent. The boys are locked in their room until they can find $60, possibly by "kneading some dough.".

Six men are trapped in an elevator; one of them has been murdered. Whodunnit? The dead man's father has a novel way of finding out.

Feuding sisters both love a phoney mind-reader who's been poisoned, but doesn't die. Better let George Valentine handle this one!.

Liz is determined to have a new dress to wear to he Atterburys' party, even if she has to make it herself!