A man suspects his wife of cheating. He plans to kill her, and to frame his partner for the crime. Originally broadcast April 1, 1951.

Allen and outrageous character actor Monty Wooley play cops chasing the criminal 'Charlie The Chicken'...unsuccessfully. Originally broadcast March 31, 1946.

Allen and outrageous character actor Monty Wooley play cops chasing the criminal 'Charlie The Chicken'...unsuccessfully. Originally broadcast March 31, 1946.

Here is the final episode of Sinatra's only starring series run. Rocky's stay at a flophouse produces some strange bedfellows. Originally broadcast March 30, 1954.

Here is the final episode of Sinatra's only starring series run. Rocky's stay at a flophouse produces some strange bedfellows. Originally broadcast March 30, 1954.

Peg gets new furniture for the living room, but she thinks Riley misses his old chair, so she replaces the new one with the old one...which makes Riley think Peg's mad at him. Originally broadcast March 29, 1947.

Peg gets new furniture for the living room, but she thinks Riley misses his old chair, so she replaces the new one with the old one...which makes Riley think Peg's mad at him. Originally broadcast March 29, 1947.

The dark star passed, bringing with it eternal night and turning history into an incredible myth in a single generation! First published in the December 1951 issue of Galaxy magazine. The show that hooked me on Science Fiction. Originally broadcast March 28, 1956.

The dark star passed, bringing with it eternal night and turning history into an incredible myth in a single generation! First published in the December 1951 issue of Galaxy magazine. The show that hooked me on Science Fiction. Originally broadcast March 28, 1956.

Captain Mary Morley, a WAC marital-relations expert known as "Captain Lonelyhearts," returns from overseas as escort to some G.I. war brides; and she hopes to patch up the estrangement from Peter Morley, her husband and former law partner. The latter has fallen for beautiful Gloria Fay and is waiting at the airport with a divorce consent requiring Mary's signature. From the 1947 picture of the same name. Fred MacMurray reprises the film role, while Virginia Gregg takes the role of Paulette Goddard. Frank Lovejoy also stars. Originally broadcast March 27, 1949.