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Episode 2555 May 31, 1954. The Lone Ranger first appeared in 1933 in a radio show conceived by WXYZ (Detroit) radio station owner George W. Trendle, from original scripts by Fran Striker, the show's writer. (photo)

Episode 10 aired on the CBS Radio network January 25, 1959. A school teacher wants to teach the truth, and almost gets her school-house burned down.

Episode 26 aired October 17, 1952 on the CBS Radio network. Artis Nash plans to marry Ben Martin against the desire of Frank Craig. In three days Ben Martin is going to marry Artis Nash but Frank Craig comes to Dodge City after a year to claim her. Frank claims to have gotten over his wildness and is ready to settle down. He didn’t want to cause trouble but told Marshall Matt Dillon that if any man tried to stop him he’d kill him.

A Strange Day In May is an interesting story about an astronaut who returns to a very puzzling Earth...or does he? Episode 942 aired September 9, 1962 on the CBS Radio network. Starring William Mason.

Episode 10 aired March 25, 1956 on CBS Radio.  Lieutenant Wendt has just been stationed at Fort Laramie after unjustly being accused of cowardice.

Episode 18 aired December 10, 1947 on CBS Radio. William Conrad narrates a story about Peyton Farquhar who stands on Owl Creek Bridge, which he was arrested for trying to burn down, and prepares for his execution.

Episode 28 aired on NBC Radiio December 8, 1949. A Chinese gentleman has been badly beaten and his valuable jade has been stolen. The needed clue is supplied by an observant six-year-old boy.. Eight thousand dollars worth of Chinese jade has been stolen. The criminal is vicious. His weapon is a handful of buckshot in a handkerchief. Detective Sergeant Joe Friday has been assigned to Robbery Detail and it's his job to get him.

Episode 7 aired January 12, 1974 on CBS Radio. In the cast Joan Lorring and Mason Adams. A daring attempt to clear their car windows during a snowstorm leads to the mysterious disappearance of a woman's husband. The reasons turn out to be increasingly intriguing.

The African Queen was adapted as a one-hour radio play on the December 15, 1952 broadcast of Lux Radio Theater with Humphrey Bogart reprising his film role and joined by Greer Garson.

Agnes Moorehead classic performance of August 21, 1943 on CBS Radio. "Sorry, Wrong Number" was the Suspense radio play that not only gave the series its biggest success, but it also became "radio's most famous play." This story was presented eight times between 1943 and 1960, and it created a phenomenon of its own by provoking tremendous listener response. An invalid woman battles the frustrations of the telephone system after she overhears a plot to murder someone. The story was previously produced on Suspense on May 25, 1943 and August 21, 1943.