A blackmailer warns his victim that if he's murdered, he'll be back to haunt her in one-half hour.  Commentary on actor Bramwell Fletcher known for his chilling scream in Universal's 1932 classic The Mummy.  Plus, star Henry Daniell.

A man who made some terrible money decisions hires a hit man to murder him. But when he changes his mind the gunman plans to carry out the murder anyway as all contracts are final. Commentary on the exceptional story and why listeners are not supposed to solve the mystery.  Plus Lois Lane herself Joan Alexander guest stars.

A hearse driver meets a woman who offers him a $1000 to use his hearse to take away her dead husband whom she had just murdered.  Commentary on why the lead male would ever accept this offer when there was no good reason to do so.

With Lois missing and the talking cat now in the possession of Jimmy and Perry White, Perry is confronted by a frightening discovery. Commentary on why Perry didn't do the one obvious thing.

A woman who goes by the name Little Mother has been forging charge slips in department stores for the past six years. Commentary on the real reason this episode misses the point and how it could have been a really poignant story with a few minor changes.

After Jimmy hears the cat talk to him and warn him against Perry White, he must decide what to do to stop Perry.  Commentary on why Perry became a comical character.  Plus, the mystique of the Siamese cat.

A woman who is forced to stay with her poor husband instead of her rich lover devises a way to rid herself of the husband to make it look like it was by natural causes. Commentary on the Ivy novel, the movie, and tonight's star Ann Richards.

A ghost rumored to haunt the hallways of a castle off the Florida Keys is believed to be responsible for the recent death of a maid. Commentary on Grace Mathews as Margot being replaced by Amzie Strickland and comparisons of the maid with Miss Danvers and Frau Blucher (Young Frankenstein).  Plus, stars Cathleen Cordell and Adelaide Klein.

A woman is driven mad after receiving a letter from her dead husband who had been burned to death in a cabin fire.  Commentary on star Les Tremayne's career including one superhero series.

Clark and Jimmy are concerned when they receive a call from Mrs. Markham saying that Lois Lane never showed up.  Commentary on the WC Fields classic 1940 film The Bank Dick.