WBW Theater

Here's what else you can expect from the show. Dizzy Dean will bring back to life the 'Immortals of the Diamond', in anecdotes of his baseball career. He'll answer questions from the mailbag, telling of colorful incidents in baseball of which he has played such a rich part. He'll have advice for the young Americans, who want to become big leaguers, and Dizzy really knows what it really takes to make the big league grade! Finally, there will also be hot-off-the-wire news, and stories of the heroes who are making the baseball news.

Starring: Dizzy Dean 

Broadcast Date: September 18, 1948

Are there more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy? Is there something in Frankenstein’s woods that defies rational explanation or is Flip Johnson the victim of his own imagination?

Written by: Milt Wisoff

Starring: Evelyn Juster, William Redfield, Ralph Bell. Leon Janney, Michael Wager, E.G. Marshall   

Broadcast Date: March 19, 1974 

Rudy opens the show, introducing this week's special guests, which includes ZaSu Pitts who appears in a sketch titled 'Miss Pringle Gets A Ticket'. The cast does a satire of Svengali, titled Swing Ally, and Walter Hampden appears as Svengali in a scene from 'Trilby'.

Starring: Rudy Vallee 

Broadcast Date: August 18, 1938 

There is a town in Montana territory, where it is against the law to carry a gun. The sheriff lives by this order. But, because of it, other men can die.

Starring: John Dehner 

Broadcast Date: February 2, 1958

Danny Clover and Detective Muggavan are interviewing Mr Lloyd, a man who has voluntarily come into the station to tell them he thinks he is responsible for the death of a girl. He was sent a note three days ago, from Julie Rowland, threatening suicide, and now she has disappeared...

Starring: Larry Thor, Charles Calvert, Jack Kruschen, Joseph Kearns, Irene Tedrow,  Whitfield Connor, Tony Barrett 

Broadcast Date: July 18, 1954

If you had read in last night's paper that the new freeway the city is planning, is going to swallow up your house, I'll bet you'd be upset too, like Fibber and Molly are right now. They're out and about early this morning, trying to do the best they can to save their homestead.

Starring: Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan 

Broadcast Date: March 14, 1956 

In our last episode you remember, Dr. Huer learned that Black Barney had visited Elmo in the 25th century city of Omaha and departed with a rocket plane loaded with equipment so the good doctor flashed word of it to Buck and Wilma who are now flying toward Omaha at top speed. Let’s join them by turning the dial that will project us ahead in time. Already? Then here we go 500 years ahead in to the future…

Starring: Edgar Stehli

Broadcast Date: April 30, 1939 

Kane and Ardala remember sent Black Barney out from their secret headquarters to obtain supplies. Buck and Wilma meanwhile have been following Kane’s old rocket trail to the ruins of old Philadelphia but as we pick up our story tonight we find that the trail has suddenly stopped. Lets join Buck and Wilma there in the control cabin of their rocket plane…

Starring: Edgar Stehli   

Broadcast Date: April 28, 1939 

Kane and Ardala are preparing to send Barney out from their new headquarters to obtain supplies. Buck and Wilma meanwhile have set out to pick up Barney’s rocket trail with a gas analyser leaving Dr Huer and Willy at the old scientist’s laboratory immediately after Buck and Wilma have left…

Starring: Matt Crowley 

Broadcast Date: April 26, 1939 

Kane and Ardala have established in their headquarters at the ruins of ancient Philadelphia and have put Black Barney under the psychic restriction ray. Buck and Wilma meanwhile have returned to Dr Huer’s laboratory to restore a Gyro Cosmic Relativator on their ship. Let’s pick up the story, as they were about to make the installation…

Starring: Matt Crowley 

Broadcast Date: April 23, 1939