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The episode 'Murder Goes For A Swim' features the first radio appearance of the character 'The Lone Wolf', played by Hollywood star Warren William. The plot involves a treasure hunt at a society party.

Gunsmoke is an American radio and television Western drama series created by director Norman MacDonnell and writer John Meston. The stories take place in and around Dodge City, Kansas, during the settlement of the American West. "The Rooks" is an episode from Gunsmoke that originally aired on October 6, 1957.

The episode 'Kiddie Party' revolves around George and Gracie attending a 'kiddie party' at the Cocoanut Grove. Each episode typically revolved around a humorous situation or misunderstanding that Gracie would instigate, leading to a series of hilarious events.

This episode involves a haunting by a 'bearded Hindu' and the brutal murder of three shopkeepers. Due to a lack of detailed information, a more comprehensive plot summary could not be provided.

In this episode, Johnny Dollar is preparing to confront a medium who has persuaded a wealthy young woman to change her insurance, suggesting that Johnny is acting as a psychic investigator.

"The Diary of Sophronia Winters" is a compelling horror story about a new bride, Sophronia Winters, who encounters a series of eerie events at a hotel with 125 deserted rooms. Narrated from her diary, the episode unfolds the events that led her to meet Hiram Johnson, their whirlwind courtship, and their subsequent experiences in the deserted hotel.

The Lone Ranger is a long-running American radio series that first premiered on Detroit's radio station WXYZ on January 30, 1933 and ran until September 3. The show was created by George W. Trendle and developed by writer Fran Striker. The Lone Ranger was a beloved and culturally significant program that became a staple in the imaginations and hearts of millions of listeners. "The Magic Belt" is an episode of The Lone Ranger which aired on 42-09-16. In this episode of "The Legion Of The Black Arrow" series, the Lone Ranger and his allies face a challenging situation. Two villains, Tomahawk and Torlock, have staged a coup against Chief Thundercloud and are holding him captive. The Lone Ranger, along with his faithful companion Tonto and another Native American named Running Wolf, manage to rescue the imprisoned chief.

The Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective was a radio series based loosely on the private detective character Sam Spade, created by writer Dashiell Hammett. The show, known for its action-packed episodes full of wisecracks and laughs, featured Howard Duff as the colorful title role and Lurene Tuttle as his secretary. In this episode, Sam is hired to protect a wealthy young woman who claims her life is endangered by her mentally unstable brother and their scheming psychiatrist stepfather. Sam becomes a chauffeur to enter the wealthy home and discover who's been threatening the woman. The character Betty turns out to be quite deadly.

In this episode, a cop on a stake-out is killed by a shotgun blast from three quick-trigger gunmen in a bar. Friday's boss wants the killers caught before the next sunrise. The killers are later trapped in an apartment house.

"The King in Yellow" is an episode of The Adventures of Philip Marlowe that originally aired on July 8, 1947. In this episode, Marlowe is hired to find the real killers of a murdered musician named King Leopardi. The case gets dangerous as more bodies fall the closer Marlowe gets to the truth.