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Bud’s sister is courting a guy named Jennings and is planning to marry him. However Whitey wants her all to himself and plans on scaring him off with the help of Bud in exchange for some marijuana that Bud has become addicted to. However Whitey takes it too far and ends up killing Jennings.

Starring: Joel McCree, Tony Barett, Parley Baer, Barney Philips, Sam Edwards, Micheal Ann Barrett 

Broadcast Date: November 18, 1951  

This is a story of the golden west as it was more than a hundred years ago, a land of mystery and intrigue, a romantic paradise where the dames and señoritas held their ancient customs while rubbing elbows with rugged american frontiersmen and pioneers, where lace trimmed handkerchiefs from Barcelona were carried next to the heart and the crude buckskin jackets. The territory was a melting pot, quiet on the surface like the pacific but torn with undercurrents and rip tides. It was a restless and growing land  where the strong made their own laws and the weak obeyed or perished .

This is the saga of Brad Carver, a fabulous man in a fabulous land . Some called him an angel, some called him a devil and many claimed that he never lived at all but the story of Brad Carver is as colorful and exciting as were his roaring guns and flashing rapier as he cut a flaming swath through this glorious land...

Starring: Wendell Niles 

Broadcast Date: February 15, 1950 

Twentieth Century Fox present a preview invites you to an airways preview of its latest and greatest tuneful triumph Springtime in the Rockies a sparkling story set to music in America's most romantic playground photographed in technicolor with the years brightest array of stars reaching a new high for hilarity and happiness, rhythm and romance. There's blond and beautiful Betty Grable, popular John Payne, dynamic Carmen Miranda, romantic Caesar Romero and many others.

Starring: Betty Grable, John Payne 

Broadcast: 1942 

Sir Laurence Olivier brings to life Oscar Wilde's chilling classic story of the portrait which grows old in place of its owner. It's a powerful drama of evil, temptation and of the consequences. It's sure to hold you spellbound! The story begins at Basil Hallward's studio where is painting a portrait of Dorian Gray, when Lord Henry Wotton arrives.

Starring: Sir Laurence  Olivier 

Outer Limit is the tale of a pilot of an experimental jet rocket aircraft about to be hurled 40 miles out from the earth’s surface into the limitless boundaries of space and there to receive the most terrible warning in the history of man.

Cast: Frank Lovejoy

Broadcast: April 18, 1950

Ted Weems and his band open the show with their arrangement of Love Is. Garry Moore hosts this quiz show. Each question used earns the writer of that question $10. Besides that $20, double money and a case of Kix Cereals is guaranteed to those whose question beats the band but it may be more as there is a $100 bonus to divide between those who beat the band.

Sponsor: Kix Cereal

Host: Garry Moore

Music: Ted Weems and His Orchestra

Broadcast: February 9, 1941

Ted Weems and his band open the show with their arrangement of You're a Lucky Guy. Garry Moore hosts this quiz show. Each question used earns the writer of that question $10. Besides that $20, double money and a case of Kix Cereals is guaranteed to those whose question beats the band but it may be more as there is a $100 bonus to divide between those who beat the band.

Sponsor: General Mills, Kix Cereal

Host: Garry Moore

Music: Ted Weems and His Orchestra

Broadcast: January 28, 1940

Today we find Mr and Mrs Lockhart on the final leg of their exciting vacation in Europe. They're homeward bound! We join them on the promenade deck of the cruise liner, on the approach to the shores of America. They're sitting on the deck chairs, and Mrs Lockhart is discussing how much she has enjoyed their trip, and the people they have met. Mr Lockhart, however, is grumbling yet again about how sore his feet have gotten!

Sponsor: Handy Andy Food Stores

Cast: Gene Lockhart, Kathleen Lockhart

Broadcast: January 28, 1932

How are you at tongue-twisters? Pretty good? See if you can say dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane. It's quite a mouthful, and no wonder it had to be discovered twice! It's no wonder that people prefer to call it DDT. This is the story of a chemical, two chemists, and the overlooked housefly...

Host: Paul Shannon

Broadcast: December 21, 1954