"Dragnet" - originally broadcast June 14, 1955. Episode titled "The Big Fall Guy." Detective Sergeant Friday was assigned to Robbery Detail. The owner of a small delicatessen reports that he has been robbed. He says that the thief casually walked out of his store and disappeared. It’s Sergeant Friday’s job to find him.

"The Lone Ranger" - June 13, 1941. "Lem Smiley"/"A Silver Bullet For Madelina." The sheriff is framed but rescued by the Ranger. Tonto uses his "danger whistle."

"The Lone Ranger" - June 13, 1941. "Lem Smiley"/"A Silver Bullet For Madelina." The sheriff is framed but rescued by the Ranger. Tonto uses his "danger whistle."

"Our Miss Brooks" - June 12, 1949. There's going to be a "Wishing Well Dance" at Madison High, and everyone wants a lock of Miss Brooks' hair.

"Our Miss Brooks" - June 12, 1949. There's going to be a "Wishing Well Dance" at Madison High, and everyone wants a lock of Miss Brooks' hair.

"The Saint," starring Vincent Price - originally broadcast June 11, 1950. The Saint is called in by the girlfriend of a fight manager who is afraid a big gambler will murder him.

"The Saint," starring Vincent Price - originally broadcast June 11, 1950. The Saint is called in by the girlfriend of a fight manager who is afraid a big gambler will murder him.

"The Six Shooter," starring Jimmy Stewart, originally aired June 10, 1954. When Britt Ponsett arrived in the town of Virtue City, he was surprised to see the bunting and banners up all over the place--after all, it wasn’t gala time. Gus Cotton, a gunfighter, had moved into town a couple of months ago; and now he and his brother had taken over the town. Surprised that Sheriff Davenport would let that happen, Doc informed Britt that Davenport had been killed in August in an accident. And the reason for the Banners was that a new Sheriff and Mayor were due to be elected. And unfortunately, one of the candidates was Roy Cotton, Gus’s younger brother.

"The Six Shooter," starring Jimmy Stewart, originally aired June 10, 1954. When Britt Ponsett arrived in the town of Virtue City, he was surprised to see the bunting and banners up all over the place--after all, it wasn’t gala time. Gus Cotton, a gunfighter, had moved into town a couple of months ago; and now he and his brother had taken over the town. Surprised that Sheriff Davenport would let that happen, Doc informed Britt that Davenport had been killed in August in an accident. And the reason for the Banners was that a new Sheriff and Mayor were due to be elected. And unfortunately, one of the candidates was Roy Cotton, Gus’s younger brother.

Screen Directors Playhouse - "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House." Originally broadcast June 9, 1950, it is a funny comedy about a city couple moving to the wilds of Connecticut! It stars Cary Grant in his original screen role of the 1948 motion picture about an advertising executive who buys a broken-down farmhouse in Connecticut.