"Boston Blackie"--originally broadcast August 6, 1946, 71 years ago. Episode titled "Jerry Williams Fixed Court Case." Blackie joins the Jerry Williams gang to break up a mob that covers its crimes by intimidating witnesses.

"Boston Blackie"--originally broadcast August 6, 1946, 71 years ago. Episode titled "Jerry Williams Fixed Court Case." Blackie joins the Jerry Williams gang to break up a mob that covers its crimes by intimidating witnesses.

"Screen Guild Theater"--originally broadcast August 5, 1946, 71 years ago. "Christmas in Connecticut," starring Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan, and Leon Belasco. The adaptation of a 1945 Barbara Stanwyck/Dennis Morgan story about an unmarried city newspaper writer who pretends to be a farm wife and mother and then falls in love with one of her fans. At the time, Reagan and Wyman were married.

"Screen Guild Theater"--originally broadcast August 5, 1946, 71 years ago. "Christmas in Connecticut," starring Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan, and Leon Belasco. The adaptation of a 1945 Barbara Stanwyck/Dennis Morgan story about an unmarried city newspaper writer who pretends to be a farm wife and mother and then falls in love with one of her fans. At the time, Reagan and Wyman were married.

"The First Nighter Program"--originally broadcast August 4, 1953, 64 years ago. Episode titled "Two Loves Had She." A light comedy about a confused girl with two fiances. Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule star.

"The First Nighter Program"--originally broadcast August 4, 1953, 64 years ago. Episode titled "Two Loves Had She." A light comedy about a confused girl with two fiances. Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule star.

"CBS Radio Workshop" - originally broadcast August 3, 1956. Episode titled "Subways are for sleeping." A fine adaptation of the fascinating short story from the March 1956 edition of Harpers Magazine about a homeless man (but not a bum!) in New York. "Subways Are For Sleeping" is a true story of one man’s strange adjustment to mid-century materialism in the largest city in the world. Have you ever gotten fed up with rent, taxes, bills, and the clatter of telephones with all that our complicated civilization puts upon us? Henry Shelby finally did. When they locked him out of his hotel room, he stayed out.

"CBS Radio Workshop" - originally broadcast August 3, 1956. Episode titled "Subways are for sleeping." A fine adaptation of the fascinating short story from the March 1956 edition of Harpers Magazine about a homeless man (but not a bum!) in New York. "Subways Are For Sleeping" is a true story of one man’s strange adjustment to mid-century materialism in the largest city in the world. Have you ever gotten fed up with rent, taxes, bills, and the clatter of telephones with all that our complicated civilization puts upon us? Henry Shelby finally did. When they locked him out of his hotel room, he stayed out.

"Fibber McGee and Molly"--originally broadcast August 2, 1937, 80 years ago. Episode titled "Down on the Farm." Fibber and Molly have decided to take it easy for a while at Idlewild Farm.

"Fibber McGee and Molly"--originally broadcast August 2, 1937, 80 years ago. Episode titled "Down on the Farm." Fibber and Molly have decided to take it easy for a while at Idlewild Farm.