Dragnet, originally broadcast March 9, 1954, The Big Cup. Also part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story The Plantagenet Matter, originally broadcast March 9, 1956.

The Lone Ranger, originally broadcast March 8, 1944, 75 Years ago. Bolivar and Hacksaw. Dan Reid gets a job at a ranch to keep tabs on a stolen shipment of military rifles. Brace Beemer stars as the Ranger.

Dragnet, originally broadcast March 8, 1953 - The Big Laugh. Also Superman, originally broadcast February 21, 1940

Suspense, originally broadcast March 8, 1954, Circumstantial Terror with Ronald Reagan. Also Blackstone The Magic Detective, , originally broadcast March 6, 1949

James Stewart as the Six Shooter, originally broadcast March 7, 1954 and Bill Stern Sports Newsreel, originally broadcast December 7, 1945

Duffy’s Tavern starring Ed Gardner (Pictured with a promising actor named Cary Grant), originally broadcast March 7, 1944, 75 Years ago. Colonel Stoopnagle guests. Archie is working on his income tax return, when in walks Colonel Stoopnagle. He has just invented "The Reducinagle," which reduces one's income tax by eighty-percent! Ed Gardner stars as Archie the manager.

Lives of Harry Lime starring Orson Welles, originally broadcast March 7, 1952 and Police Headquarters from 1932 - Payroll Robbery

Gunsmoke, starring William Conrad, originally broadcast March 6, 1954, 65 years ago, The Gentleman. A Philadelphia gambler named Marcus France is in love with Mavis McLeod, and heading for a showdown with a bully named Tiller Evans.

Theater Royal, originally broadcast March 6 1953 - The outcasts of poker flats. Also Frontier Fighters #8 John Mcloughlin

Our Miss Brooks, originally broadcast March 6, 1949 - The Hairdo and Easy Aces #2 Jane Buys Johnny Two Suits