I Love Old Time Radio

Dr. Norman Penford has received a note threatening his life. He's secretly been paying blackmail for the last nine months...to his son!

Miss Brooks needs money for her back rent. A copy of a Rodin statue is to be placed in the auditorium on Founder's Day.

A mirror bought in an antique shop has the power to show those who are about to die.

The cast does, "Jack and The Beanstalk," with guest star Rudy Vallee monopolizing most of the lines.

"The Man In Black" introduces the famous horror tale of the Spanish Inquisition and its tortures.

Martin Kirsch of The Bonded Paper Company hires George Valentine to recover reams of very valuable paper which has been stolen from the mill. The fate of a country is at stake!

A series of robberies by a cat burglar has been plaguing the neighborhood.

Wilmer Calhoun reports that the legend of the "living swamp" is real and that two people have already been killed by it!

Mrs. Beanbag is suing Costello for shooting at her. He tries to settle for fifty cents, but Abbott hires Mr. Kitzel, the lawyer to "defend" Costello

A suspenseful tale of robbery and missing money in a locked room

Arnold Loomis invents a hold-up to cover his gambling losses, but then is identified by the man who confesses to the crime that never happened!

Mrs. Davis has been having a romance with Henry, the butcher.

A trans-oceanic ghost returns to revenge his murder.

Costello plans to join the Merchant Marine.

A story about a bumbling small town assistant police chief who's not as dumb as he seems to be.  A wanted man is captured and later found hanging in his cell.

A private eye named Joe Logan hires George Valentine to "cry murder" if he's ever found dead. His body is found the very next day, but Joe Logan has been accused of killing Frank Potter, a prominent banker!.

Mr. Conklin thinks there's entirely too much noise and talking at Madison High. He intends to put teeth into his non-fraternization rules. The sexes are to be kept apart.

The lovely Margo Lane needs an Easter Bonnet that matches her own loveliness. She knows exactly what she wants, a beige hat, with a white bird’s wing and a pair of deep red cherries. She finds this exact bonnet at a small haberdashery. But what she didn’t know is that as a bonus the hat comes with the nation’s atomic secrets.

Lou has a date with Tessie Tinfoil, but first, he visits the barber and a dance studio.

A well-written tale of a would be murder and suicide in a desolate English setting.

George Valentine is hired by Joyce Dunning to romance her in front of her lover Lawrence Putnam, the big game hunter. The purpose of all this is to save the life of Putnam's wife!

Miss Brooks is trying to promote a summer vacation trip to Europe...but so are Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin.

A man's wife changes into a snake right in front of him! The system cue has been deleted.

The program's opening is about Costello paying his income tax (in reality, he would later have problems with the IRS). Lou has purchased a house in the country and he now needs a bathtub. Don't miss the brief appearance by Mr. Kitzel's "brother."

A haunted balcony in an Italian villa encourages a madman to try a second murder.