In this episode, a telegram is delivered from Joe DiMaggio, who's recovering from foot surgery in the real world. Bud Abbott gets the idea of visiting Mrs. Wetwash, whose late husband was a professional ball player, and he's hoping she'll loan Lou one of his uniforms. Bud wants to put Lou on a rigorous exercise routine and there are jokes about baseball. Eventually, Lou Costello has been invited to replace Joe DiMaggio on the New York Yankees.

In this episode, a telegram is delivered from Joe DiMaggio, who's recovering from foot surgery in the real world. Bud Abbott gets the idea of visiting Mrs. Wetwash, whose late husband was a professional ball player, and he's hoping she'll loan Lou one of his uniforms. Bud wants to put Lou on a rigorous exercise routine and there are jokes about baseball. Eventually, Lou Costello has been invited to replace Joe DiMaggio on the New York Yankees.

In this episode, Captain Canelli deals with a retired cop who wants to apply for the LD80, which is the permit for a handgun. The episode is a dramatic exploration of the complexities of police work.

"Return To Paradise" is an episode of Jack Benny that originally aired on September 20, 1953. "Return To Paradise" is a Jack Benny episode where Jack and the gang do their version of Gary Cooper's new movie 'Return to Paradise'. The episode features a character named Dennis who arrives in a hurry to sing his song and talks about his medical coverage and having organs removed.

The Jack Benny Program, starring Jack Benny, is a radio and television comedy series. The show ran for over three decades, from 1932 to 1955 on radio. "Return To Paradise" is an episode of Jack Benny that originally aired on September 20, 1953. "Return To Paradise" is a Jack Benny episode where Jack and the gang do their version of Gary Cooper's new movie 'Return to Paradise'. The episode features a character named Dennis who arrives in a hurry to sing his song and talks about his medical coverage and having organs removed.

Fibber McGee and Molly cross genres to play the couple caught in the urban legend of the killer in the back seat. This suspenseful episode will have you checking the backseat of your car before you get in for a drive. Tune in for a thrilling journey with "Back Seat Driver".

Fibber McGee and Molly cross genres to play the couple caught in the urban legend of the killer in the back seat. After listening you'll always check the backseat of your car before getting in for a drive.

Lux Radio Theater -- It's a Wonderful Life

The word 'classic' never fit a story quite so well as it does "It's a Wonderful Life." This 1947 production for Lux Radio Theater is true to the film version with many of the stars reprising their famous roles for radio. Back are James Stewart as George Bailey, Donna Reed as Mary Hatch but without the unforgettable Lionel Barrymore as Potter. Nevertheless, you'll love the full hour broadcast.

Aired in March, not December as one would suppose, this story (as if you need a preview) is about George Bailey who is in trouble... so much trouble he can't see his way back to happiness and wants to rid the world of himself and his mistakes. God sends Clarence to demonstrate just how blessed a life he has and how he has graced those around him.

Cast include Victor Moore as Clarence, Bill Johnstone as Mr. Bailey, John McIntire as Joseph, Leo Cleary as Uncle Billy, Edwin Maxwell at Potter and Janet Scott as Mother.

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The Six Shooter -- Britt Ponset's Christmas Carol

Jimmy Stewart was brought in to this project, a folksy Western drama, to bring some star power to a fading medium. This was one of the last efforts to rekindle the magic of radio at the end of the era.

Stewart gives a particularly good performance and the writing, production and audio effects of this series are top notch. The Six Shooter was a sustained show on NBC, which meant that it had no sponsor. Directed by Jack Johnstone and written by Frank Burt.

In this episode Brit tells a young runaway the Dicken's Christmas Carol with a western twist. The boy returns home a believer in Christmas. One of the best shows in the series.

Sit Back & Enjoy The Six Shooter.

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John Steele, Adventurer -- Cargo Unknown

A romp thorough the life of adventure as led by John Steele, played by Don Douglas, this series produced some excellent episodes, especially for the younger audience. Broadcast on Mutual from April 1949 to July of 56 this was one of the longer running series in the genre.

This episode, Cargo Unknown is about two men cast away at see with a beautiful women and was broadcast on July 12, 1949

Sit Back & Enjoy John Steele, Adventurer.

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