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Kitty obviously had a crush on Matt. However in this episode, when Matt nervously invites her to a dance, she turns him down. By the way have you ever heard Matt sing? You will in this episode. William Conrad as Matt, Georgia Ellis as Miss Kitty and I believe Sam the bartender was played by Bob Sweeney. (Later years seen on TVs WKRP in Cincinnati). This episode was number 32 and may have been broadcast "LIVE". It aired on November 29, 1952 over CBS Network.

Episode 12 aired on April 15, 1956 on CBS Radio network. Mrs. Kleinhexel and her giggly daughter visit the post during the fort's ball, while Yellow Horse may break out of the stockade. 

Episode 20 aired December 24, 1947 on CBS Radio.  The story begins in England, inside the house of a professor of botany named Herbert Carpenter digging a "Devil's Garden" in the basement. He decides to kill his wife and bury her in it. This episode was adapted from the short story of the same name by John Collier. Both Escape and Suspense presented this tale but without the gruesome elements of the original work. The radio dramatizations also added extra scenes to fill the half-hour format. 

Episode 36 aired February 9, 1950 on NBC Radio. Los Angeles detective Joe Friday tracks down a tall, beautiful woman who has been terrorizing the city by robbing men, beating them up and in some cases shooting them. Their job is made more difficult by the fact that there are many inconsistencies in the victims' reports.

Episode 8 aired January 13, 1974 on CBS Radio. A man finds out that his believed to be dead mother is still living and unleashes a Machiavellian plan to acquire her wealth and property by shutting her away in the basement. Starring Ruby Dee and John Baragrey.

The third episode of this weekly program with the David Rose Orchestra. It aired April 25, 1940 on the Mutual Radio Network. Selections included Lady Be Good, Say It with vocalist Maxine Gray, Beautiful Love, Humoresque with pianist Art Tatum (Photo), Diane, Rain On The Roof with Maxine Gray, South of the Border, The Shout with Art Tatum and The Irish Washerwoman. Thomas Conrad Sawyer is the announcer.

Episode 63 aired September 11, 1945 on CBS Radio. Based on the film Conflict is a love triangle with murder at its heart,  rainy nights, looming shadows, fatal romance and a trench-coated killer that walks out of the mist. Humphrey Bogart portrays Richard Mason, married to nagging Katherine but in love with her sunny sister. Shortly after a fifth-year wedding celebration at the home of a friend, Richard decides to remove the obstacle to his happiness. He kills Katherine, carefully leaving no evidence of his guilt. Or at least he thinks he killed her - until mysterious events cause Richard to fear Katherine is very much alive. Theater of Romance ran on the CBS network as a filler show between 1943 and 1957. It substituted from time to time for such shows as Gunsmoke, Life with Luigi, Lux Radio Theater, and many others. Producers, directors, and actors changed constantly through the years. Even the locale changed from New York to Los Angeles in 1945. Romance featured such stars as Henry Fonda, Humphrey Bogart, Gregory Peck, Shirley Temple, and many other Hollywood stars, often binding the story lines with the films in which the stars were currently being featured. The themed stories often revolved around historical fiction as well, and broadcast before a live audience. As the series progressed, the writing and stories improved. So even though it was only a filler show, it gained a faithful listening audience, making it almost as popular as the Lux Radio Theatre. And, as good romances should have, it nearly always had a happy ending. 

Episode 1 aired June 20, 1956 on NBC Radio. Excerpts from Variety Show 1930s. Radio City Party, Clara, Lou and Em, Fred Allen (photo) with Don McNeill. Sport 1930s Graham McNamee fight description excerpt. Quiz Information Please and Music 1938 Swing excerpt.

CBS Radio shortwave relay from London. Murrow reporting news of Britain July 17, 1939.