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.

Our Miss Brooks finally has a date with biology teacher Philip Boynton! They're scheduled to go to the opening baseball game between Madison and Clay City High.

Will all go as planned without complications? Of course not. Originally broadcast March 26, 1950.

Our Miss Brooks finally has a date with biology teacher Philip Boynton! They're scheduled to go to the opening baseball game between Madison and Clay City High.

Will all go as planned without complications? Of course not. Originally broadcast March 26, 1950.

Believing his first name makes people think he stretches the truth, Fibber McGee decides to change his name. It's pure coincidence that the name he chooses belongs to one of the leading screen idols of the day. Right. Originally broadcast March 25, 1941.

Believing his first name makes people think he stretches the truth, Fibber McGee decides to change his name. It's pure coincidence that the name he chooses belongs to one of the leading screen idols of the day. Right. Originally broadcast March 25, 1941.

Lix (Lucy) writes a radio script to show she's as good as her husband's ex. To everyone's surprise, she wins the contest and has to produce the script on the air! Originally broadcast March 24, 1950.

Lix (Lucy) writes a radio script to show she's as good as her husband's ex. To everyone's surprise, she wins the contest and has to produce the script on the air! Originally broadcast March 24, 1950.

"The Big Gangster, Part 1" - Attempts have been made on the life of a notorious gangster, Gus Valentine. If he dies, it could mean an open gang war. Even though he is on the wrong side of the law, the cops must protect him. Originally broadcast March 23, 1950.

"The Big Gangster, Part 1" - Attempts have been made on the life of a notorious gangster, Gus Valentine. If he dies, it could mean an open gang war. Even though he is on the wrong side of the law, the cops must protect him. Originally broadcast March 23, 1950.

"Helping out the Boss" - The Andersons are complaining about their problems when a family with a lot more problems and a much better attitude teaches them a lesson. Originally broadcast March 22, 1951.