"Broadway Is My Beat," from May 30, 1953. A fat redhead named Ruth Shea is found on the waterfront with seven bullets in her body.

"Burns and Allen"--May 29, 1940. The program originates from the San Francisco World's Fair on Treasure Island. A visit from J. J. Clifford, a big shot who can help Gracie's campaign. Rollo, Gracie's old school chum, pays a visit.

"Burns and Allen"--May 29, 1940. The program originates from the San Francisco World's Fair on Treasure Island. A visit from J. J. Clifford, a big shot who can help Gracie's campaign. Rollo, Gracie's old school chum, pays a visit.

"Our Miss Brooks" starring Eve Arden - May 28, 1950. Miss Brooks demands a jury trial after a traffic accident...and guess who's on the jury?

"Our Miss Brooks" starring Eve Arden - May 28, 1950. Miss Brooks demands a jury trial after a traffic accident...and guess who's on the jury?

"Dimension X" - "To the Future," broadcast May 27, 1950. A couple from the future escapes back to 1950 to avoid the horrors of war in their time. The "searchers" are sent to bring them back. "To the Future" was written by Ray Bradbury. John Larken (Mike Karr on television daytime drama "The Edge of Night") and Jan Miner (Madge from the Palmolive commercials) star.

"Dimension X" - "To the Future," broadcast May 27, 1950. A couple from the future escapes back to 1950 to avoid the horrors of war in their time. The "searchers" are sent to bring them back. "To the Future" was written by Ray Bradbury. John Larken (Mike Karr on television daytime drama "The Edge of Night") and Jan Miner (Madge from the Palmolive commercials) star.

Fred Allen--May 26, 1946. Allen's Alley Question: "Do you have any trouble sleeping, and if you do, what are you doing about it?" Fred and guest Jack Benny are heard on Fred's new quiz show, "King For A Day."

Fred Allen--May 26, 1946. Allen's Alley Question: "Do you have any trouble sleeping, and if you do, what are you doing about it?" Fred and guest Jack Benny are heard on Fred's new quiz show, "King For A Day."

The last show of the season. Jack puts a clothespin on his nose and visits the folks down in "Benny's Boulevard." The question is, "Is Fred Allen or Jack Benny the better comedian?" Artie Auerbach appears as "Mr. Nussbaum"! Guest Fred Allen appears as one of the residents of the "Boulevard." Jack introduces Jack Paar, who will be his summer replacement. A similar skit was heard on the program of March 17, 1946.