George Burns and Gracie Allen - originally aired on April 29, 1948. After a three-year wait, George's new car has arrived. It has a radar detector, television set, cuspidor and many other features. Gracie wastes no time trading it for a 1918 Stutz Bearcat. Also, here's an episode of "Lum and Abner" originally broadcast April 29, 1953.

"Abbott and Costello" - originally broadcast April 28, 1948. Bud had a date with Susan Miller last night. They went to the racetrack. Abbott tries to get Lou a job as a babysitter. Also, here's an episode of "The Martin and Lewis Show," dated April 28, 1953, with guest Laraine Day. And the sketch - He hit them 1/5 longer.

"Abbott and Costello" - originally broadcast April 28, 1948. Bud had a date with Susan Miller last night. They went to the racetrack. Abbott tries to get Lou a job as a babysitter. Also, here's an episode of "The Martin and Lewis Show," dated April 28, 1953, with guest Laraine Day. And the sketch - He hit them 1/5 longer.

"Suspense - The Diary of Sophronia Winters" was originally broadcast on April 27, 1943. It is a great horror story about a new bride, a madman, and a hotel with 125 deserted rooms! Sophronia is enjoying a holiday in Florida when she meets the man of her dreams. H. Johnson is strong, generous, poetic, deep, thoughtful, and handsome - in short, too good to be true. Sophronia is well and truly smitten with him. For the remainder of her holiday, he treats her like a Queen. In the end, marriage is inevitable, but what exactly is Sophronia letting herself in for? Is her bridegroom as perfect as he seems, or is he hiding a sinister secret? Agnes Moorehead and Roy Collins star. AND we have an episode of "Lum and Abner," originally broadcast April 27, 1953.

"Suspense - The Diary of Sophronia Winters" was originally broadcast on April 27, 1943. It is a great horror story about a new bride, a madman, and a hotel with 125 deserted rooms! Sophronia is enjoying a holiday in Florida when she meets the man of her dreams. H. Johnson is strong, generous, poetic, deep, thoughtful, and handsome - in short, too good to be true. Sophronia is well and truly smitten with him. For the remainder of her holiday, he treats her like a Queen. In the end, marriage is inevitable, but what exactly is Sophronia letting herself in for? Is her bridegroom as perfect as he seems, or is he hiding a sinister secret? Agnes Moorehead and Roy Collins star. AND we have an episode of "Lum and Abner," originally broadcast April 27, 1953.

Hour 1 - Dr Kildare (April 26, 1950). Phillip Van Cort has disappeared. Dr. Kildare finds him at Brighton Beach, suffering from amnesia and psychological problems. Also, listen to Jack Webb in "One Out of Seven," dated February 6, 1946. It's the story of Senator Theodore Bilbo...Google this man.

Hour 1 - Dr Kildare (April 26, 1950). Phillip Van Cort has disappeared. Dr. Kildare finds him at Brighton Beach, suffering from amnesia and psychological problems. Also, listen to Jack Webb in "One Out of Seven," dated February 6, 1946. It's the story of Senator Theodore Bilbo...Google this man.

Originally broadcast April 25, 1943, the episode is titled "Rabbits." It’s Easter weekend, and Saturday afternoon finds Gildersleeve out in the side lots surveying his victory garden and wondering whether to pull the weeds now or wait for them to grow a little bigger so that they’ll be easier to get a hold of. And here's an episode of "Vic and Sade," originally broadcast April 25, 1949.

Originally broadcast April 25, 1943, the episode is titled "Rabbits." It’s Easter weekend, and Saturday afternoon finds Gildersleeve out in the side lots surveying his victory garden and wondering whether to pull the weeds now or wait for them to grow a little bigger so that they’ll be easier to get a hold of. And here's an episode of "Vic and Sade," originally broadcast April 25, 1949.

Hour 1: Jack Benny - April 24, 1955. After a meeting of the Beverly Hills Beavers, Jack rents his Maxwell to 20th Century Fox to use in a movie. Also presented here is an episode of "The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show" dated April 24, 1949. Phil and Alice return to Twentieth Century Fox to make a movie. Motion pictures will never be the same!