Detective Sergeant Joe Friday is assigned to burglary detail. A string of safe burglaries breaks out in the city. In the past two months, thirty-five safes have been broken into. He knows there is more than one man in on the operation, but there is no lead to the thieves’ identity. It’s Friday’s job to get the. Also here is "The Police Reporter Episode 11 - The Case Of Ava Liboff aka An Extramarital Affair That Leads To Murder."

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of the old ball game, and that’s why Ozzie Nelson is determined to have the old Home Town represented in the league this year. It may be a tough job to wake the citizens up, but the Nelson family is sure going to try! Also, here's an episode of "Easy Aces."

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of the old ball game, and that’s why Ozzie Nelson is determined to have the old Home Town represented in the league this year. It may be a tough job to wake the citizens up, but the Nelson family is sure going to try! Also, here's an episode of "Easy Aces."

Suppose you were the pilot of an interstellar spaceship, and you suddenly discovered a stowaway aboard. And what if that stowaway proved to be your own wife unknowingly endangering the safety of your ship and the lives of all aboard? Suppose you had to make the terrible choice between saving your wife or saving the ship. What would you do if that happened to you? It's a tense and gripping tale from the pages of Galaxy Magazine, the Ross Rocklin story “Jaywalker.” Originally broadcast April 17, 1956. And here's an episode of "Superman" from March 29, 1940.

Suppose you were the pilot of an interstellar spaceship, and you suddenly discovered a stowaway aboard. And what if that stowaway proved to be your own wife unknowingly endangering the safety of your ship and the lives of all aboard? Suppose you had to make the terrible choice between saving your wife or saving the ship. What would you do if that happened to you? It's a tense and gripping tale from the pages of Galaxy Magazine, the Ross Rocklin story “Jaywalker.” Originally broadcast April 17, 1956. And here's an episode of "Superman" from March 29, 1940.

"The General Died at Dawn" (which originally aired April 16, 1949), starring William Conrad, was adapted from the 1936 novel of the same name by Charles G. Booth. The book was also adapted into a 1936 movie starring Gary Cooper, which was nominated for several Academy Awards. Also, we present "The Adventures of Superman" episode from March 27, 1940.

"The General Died at Dawn" (which originally aired April 16, 1949), starring William Conrad, was adapted from the 1936 novel of the same name by Charles G. Booth. The book was also adapted into a 1936 movie starring Gary Cooper, which was nominated for several Academy Awards. Also, we present "The Adventures of Superman" episode from March 27, 1940.

Here are two episodes of "Fibber McGee and Molly." An episode from April 15, 1945, "Fibber Needs Glasses," is their 6th anniversary show for Johnson's Wax. And in an episode from February 27, 1956, Molly has a beauty shop appointment on an icy day. AND here is Bob and Ray with an episode of "Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife."

Here are two episodes of "Fibber McGee and Molly." An episode from April 15, 1945, "Fibber Needs Glasses," is their 6th anniversary show for Johnson's Wax. And in an episode from February 27, 1956, Molly has a beauty shop appointment on an icy day. AND here is Bob and Ray with an episode of "Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife."

Gildersleeve (Willard Waterman) and his girl go to a dinner party put on for Bronco's boss, who enjoys the dinner party but enjoys Gildy's girl more...from April 14, 1954. Also, here's an episode of "Lum and Abner" from March 1, 1935.