Frontier Gentleman starring John Dehner, originally broadcast February 16, 1958. J.B. Kendall, reporter, meets Wild Bill Bascombe in a saloon and becomes J.B. Kendall, surgeon. Also The FBI in Peace and War, originally broadcast February 16, 1955, Strictly Business.

Rocky Fortune starring Frank Sinatra, originally broadcast February 16, 1954, 67 years ago, One Husband Too Many. A case of too many husbands after Rocky is hired by a beautiful woman to kill her husband...for $5000!

Amos n Andy, originally broadcast February 17, 1952, 69 years ago, The Trailer Trip. The Kingfish buys a second-hand trailer to take his wife and Mother-in-law to Florida. Unfortunately a problem with the trailer hitch results in a hitch in their plans.

Screen Directors Playhouse, originally broadcast February 17, 1950, It’s in the Bag starring Fred Allen in his original screen role adaptation of this 1945 comedy. A flea circus operator searches for a hidden fortune within a Louis XIV chair. Also Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast February 17, 1956, The Valentine. Molly suspects that Fibber has a girlfriend.

The CBS Radio Workshop, originally broadcast February 17, 1957, Space Merchants Part 1. The science fiction classic of the future in the grip of "Madison Avenue." How to "sell" the colonization of Venus. Also Part 5 of the Five Part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story The Qui Bono Matter, originally broadcast February 17, 1956. The conclusion of the story. One slip of fate, then the avalanche and a hair raising windup.

The Story of Dr Kildare, starring Lew Ayers and Lional Barrymore, originally broadcast February 15, 1950, 71 years ago. Benjamin Barkley, an old school-chum of Dr. Carew and a real pest, is back.

Everything for the Boys, originally broadcast February 15, 1944, A Man to Remember. The story of the life of a country doctor who leaves an estate of little money, and much, much more. Ronald Colman reads, "High Flight." A soldier in Europe tells Bob Burns that their new weapon was named after his "Bazooka." A great show despite the behind the scenes friction between Coleman and Arch Oboler. Also Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast February 15, 1956. Fibber is looking for his shotgun.

Dragnet, originally broadcast February 15, 1953, The Big Tooth. Mrs. Schroeder has disappeared. Nasty old Mr. Schroeder is suspected of foul play. Also Also Part 3 of the Five Part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story The Qui Bono Matter, originally broadcast February 15, 1956. The net tightens, a rat runs for cover, and the whole thing blows wide open.

Jack Benny, originally broadcast February 14, 1937, 84 years ago, Jack Turns 40. It's Jack's birthday. Is it the 35th? (It was actually his 43rd) Andy Devine makes an appearance and Kenny Baker is still the pre-Dennis Day boy singer.

The Adventures of Red Ryder starring Reed Hadley, originally broadcast February 14, 1942, Trouble in Millersville. A charge of dynamite has gone off atop a Bruce Freight Company wagon. Both Red Ryder and Little Beaver are thought dead! Ace Hanlon is finally caught with his stolen loot. Also Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast February 14, 1956, Dinner with Cliff Parker. Fibber and Molly get driven around in Clifford Parker's Rolls Royce, but nobody in town sees them.