The Great Gildersleeve starring Willard Waterman, originally broadcast March 31, 1954, 66 years ago, Gildy has Two Girls - again! Gildersleeve is dating two different girls, exotic Marie, and his old standby, Grace Tuttle.

The Screen Directors Playhouse, originally broadcast March 31, 1950, The Dark Mirror. Olivia De Havilland reprises her role from the 1946 picture in a tour de force performance as twin sisters, one of whom is a homicidal maniac. Also an Amos n Andy Gag Show from March 31, 1939 in the style of The March of Time. A tongue-in-cheek history of the program, announced as, "The March of Time." The cast may be impersonated, The date of this recording is the date of the last "Amos 'n' Andy" show heard on NBC before switching to CBS

The CBS Radio Workshop, originally broadcast March 31, 1957, A Dog’s Life. Tony Schwartz, with his ever-present portable tape recorder decides to adopt a dog and finds that there's more to it than first appears. Tony's usually fine actuality tapes tell the story. Ralph Bell narrates. Also The Family Doctor from 1932, The Fire Alarm. Doc Adams rescues Junior Windsor from a burning barn, just another quiet evening in Cedarton.

Dragnet starring Jack Webb, originally broadcast March 30, 1954, 66 years ago, The Big Confession. Paul Marcus confesses to Sergeant Friday that he's murdered Lorraine Farrell...and that his problem is "something personal."

The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe starring Sydney Greenstreet, originally broadcast March 30, 1951, The Tell-Tale Ribbon. A strange note with five hundred dollars leads to a case of poisoning in a very strange household. Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast March 30, 1954, Lum is trying to raise $20 to buy a present.

Rocky Fortune starring Frank Sinatra, originally broadcast March 30, 1954, Boarding House Doublecross. The last show of the series. A case of a boarding house double-cross. Also Part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story The Lamarr Matter, originally broadcast March 30, 1956. A switch to make your head spin!

Escape, originally broadcast March 29, 1953, 67 years ago, The Invader starring Howard McNear. A science-fiction tale about a hen-pecked little man who contacts a spaceship visiting from another star.

Have Gun Will Travel starring John Dehner as Paladin, originally broadcast March 29, 1959, Sense of Justice. Andy is accused of murder and in jail. Paladin stands up to a lynch mob out to get him...only Andy is an idiot! Also Suspense, originally broadcast March 29, 1959, John Barbey and Son starring John McIntire. A man and his strangely silent son are on the run from the police.

Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast March 29, 1959, Laurie’s Suitor. An Easterner starts courting a Dodge City girl, and finds himself in a shoot-out, surviving that, he's then kidnapped! Also Part 4 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story The Lamarr Matter, originally broadcast March 29, 1956. It doesn't take long to get to the turning point...with a vengeance!

Philo Vance starring Jackson Beck, originally broadcast March 28, 1950, 70 years ago, The Ivory Murder Case. A jungle killing, $2 million in ivory and a vengeful native lead to a classic locked-room murder.