"The Lone Ranger" - December 6, 1943. Episode titled "Arnold Gearson/Golden Gateway." The Ranger and Tonto are in the California gold-mining district, where a strange partnership may lead to a bigger strike than just gold!

"Dr. Christian" - December 5, 1937. Episode titled "The Blind Boy." This is the story of a blind boy and an attempted suicide. The story was later (the following week) chosen by the CBS network as "The Dramatic High Spot Of The Week." The program originates from New York City.

"Dr. Christian" - December 5, 1937. Episode titled "The Blind Boy." This is the story of a blind boy and an attempted suicide. The story was later (the following week) chosen by the CBS network as "The Dramatic High Spot Of The Week." The program originates from New York City.

"Our Miss Brooks" - December 4, 1955. Episode titled "Saving the School Newspaper." The Madison Monitor is to be closed because of Walter Denton's editorial about overworked teachers. This leads to Mrs. Davis supplying pills to the faculty.

"Our Miss Brooks" - December 4, 1955. Episode titled "Saving the School Newspaper." The Madison Monitor is to be closed because of Walter Denton's editorial about overworked teachers. This leads to Mrs. Davis supplying pills to the faculty.

"Broadway is my Beat" - December 3, 1949. Episode titled "The Sherman Gates Murder Case." Sherman Gates is found poisoned in the loge of a movie theater, which leads to a murdered photographer.

"Broadway is my Beat" - December 3, 1949. Episode titled "The Sherman Gates Murder Case." Sherman Gates is found poisoned in the loge of a movie theater, which leads to a murdered photographer.

"Tales of the Texas Rangers," starring Joel McRae. Episode originally broadcast December 2, 1951. A woman and her four-month-old baby are both murdered. The husband is a prime suspect, but he has an airtight alibi.

"Tales of the Texas Rangers," starring Joel McRae. Episode originally broadcast December 2, 1951. A woman and her four-month-old baby are both murdered. The husband is a prime suspect, but he has an airtight alibi.

"Fibber McGee and Molly" - December 1, 1955. Episode titled "Awaiting an important visitor...Mrs. Compost." She's the president of the garden club. The hall closet is heard...and it's a good one. Also, "The Couple Next Door" - December 1, 1958 - After hearing someone got their head stuck in the banister, a member of the family tried it...and you won’t believe who did it!