| Henry Miller Shreve | | 1953-02-08 | The first show of the series, the show had previously been called, "Hallmark Playhouse." |
| Woman Against the Sea | | 1953-02-15 | The story of Ida Lewis. |
| Ann Cunningham | | 1953-02-22 | The story of the woman who saved Mount Vernon, George Washington's home. |
| Captain Jack Jouett | | 1953-03-01 | null |
| Sacajawea | | 1953-03-08 | null |
| Ottmar Merganthaler | | 1953-03-15 | null |
| Nathaniel Pitt Langford | | 1953-03-22 | The story of how Yellowstone National Park was established. |
| Cyrus Field | | 1953-03-29 | The program was still apparently broadcast live, as Lionel Barrymore loses his place in the script and then starts choking at the end of the program. |
| Catherine Booth | | 1953-04-05 | The story of the founding of the "Salvation Army." |
| Henry Chadwick | | 1953-04-12 | null |
| William Dunlap | | 1953-04-19 | The story of, "The Father of American Drama." Lionel Barrymore is congratualted on having complete sixty years in the American Theatre. |
| John Mcdonough | | 1953-04-26 | The story of a pioneer for the free education for the poor. |
| Mark Carleton, Giant of the Meadows | | 1953-05-03 | The story of how our wheat crop was saved from the "Black Stem Rust." |
| Mary Washington | | 1953-05-10 | The story of a brave and noble woman in honor of Mother's Day. This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #10647. |
| The Story of George Washington's Mother | | 1953-05-10 | The biography of a brave and noble woman. See cat. #78762 fort a network, sponsored version of this broadcast. |
| Frederick Tudor, the Ice King | | 1953-05-17 | The story of the man who brought ice to America for the preservation of food. |
| Hannibal Goodwin | | 1953-05-24 | The story of Reverend Goodwin and the advances he made in photographic film. |
| W. Freeland Kendrick | | 1953-05-31 | The true story of the founding of the Shrine Hospitals For Crippled Children (and mayor of Philadelphia). The last show of the season. |
| Sam Houston | | 1953-09-13 | The story of the 1836 defeat of the settlers of early Texas territory. The first show of the season. |
| George Gershwin | | 1953-09-20 | The story of how Gershwin composed, "The Rhapsody In Blue." |
| Marcus Whitman | | 1953-09-27 | The true story of the frontier doctor who fought his way from Oregon to Washington, D. C. Next week's program is announced as being about Mary Ann Vickerdyke, a Civil War heroine, but the script is not heard the following week. |
| Major General William F. Dean | | 1953-10-04 | The true story of Major Dean's experiences in a North Korean prison camp. A brief tape of General Dean is heard after the drama. |
| Edwin L. Drake | | 1953-10-11 | The true story of the man who drilled the first oil well in the world. It also happens to be "National Oil Progress Week." |
| Joseph Mccoy | | 1953-10-18 | The story of the man who found a way to get beef from the Southwest to the Northeast, and contributed to the growth of Kansas City. |
| Robert Livingstone | | 1953-10-25 | The story of the negotiations for the Louisiana Purchase. |
| Mary Bickerdyke | | 1953-11-01 | null |
| Sheldon Jackson | | 1953-11-08 | null |
| William Newton Byers | | 1953-11-15 | The story of Colorado's "Two-Gun Journalist." |
| Squanto, the Cockney Indian | | 1953-11-22 | null |
| Benjamin Franklin | | 1953-11-29 | null |
| Major Charles Yeager | | 1953-12-06 | The story of how Major Yeager broke the sound barrier. |
| Alfred Nobel | | 1953-12-13 | The program includes a remote from Oslo, Norway as General George Marshall receives the Nobel Peace Prize. Communists in the gallery are heard disrupting the ceremonies and King Olav speaks. |
| A Christmas Carol | | 1953-12-20 | The nineteenth performance of Lionel Barrymore as "Scrooge" on the air. |
| Henry Byrd | | 1953-12-27 | null |
| The True Story of Tom Mix | | 1954-01-03 | A good Western yarn about the time Tom Mix stayed awake for four days during a blizzard to capture two murderers. |
| William Allen White | | 1954-01-10 | null |
| Mark Twain | | 1954-01-17 | null |
| Robert Baden Powell | | 1954-01-24 | The story of the founder of the Boy Scouts. |
| Madame Marie Curie | | 1954-01-31 | null |
| Lee De Forest | | 1954-02-07 | Lee De Forest speaks after the drama. The creators of "Amos and Andy" appear to thank Doctor De Forest for being, "The Father of Radio" (and to plug their own show). |
| Mary Todd Lincoln | | 1954-02-14 | null |
| Simon Bolivar | | 1954-02-21 | null |
| Bernard Baruch | | 1954-02-28 | null |
| Nurse Edith Cavel | | 1954-03-07 | null |
| Nostradamus | | 1954-03-14 | null |
| Edmund Burke | | 1954-03-21 | null |
| Russell Conwell | | 1954-03-28 | null |
| Dr. Will Mayo | | 1954-04-04 | null |
| Captain Thomas Catesby Jones | | 1954-04-11 | null |
| Lydia | | 1954-04-18 | null |
| Antonio Stradivarius | | 1954-04-25 | null |
| Miller Huggins | | 1954-05-02 | null |
| Albert Schweitzer | | 1954-05-09 | The story of Dr. Schweitzer, emphasizing his internment in France during the first war. |
| Damon Runyon | | 1954-05-16 | null |
| Victoria Regina | | 1954-05-23 | null |
| Theodore Roosevelt | | 1954-10-17 | null |
| Knute Rockne | | 1954-10-24 | null |
| Captain James Cook | | 1954-10-31 | null |
| William Harvey | | 1954-11-07 | null |
| Rebecca Lee Dorsey | | 1954-11-14 | Lionel Barrymore died on this date, the program was possibly pre-recorded. |
| The Hallmark Hall of Fame | | 1954-11-21 | A special program in tribute to Lionel Barrymore, who died November 15, 1954. Barrymore was the host of the Hallmark Playhouse on CBS radio. |
| The Story of Daniel | | 1954-11-28 | null |
| Wyatt Earp | | 1954-12-05 | null |
| Sarah Siddens | | 1954-12-12 | null |
| A Christmas Carol | | 1954-12-19 | A rebroadcast of "Mr. Barrymore's last perfromance as Scrooge." Barrymore had died November 15, 1954. It's not made clear whether this performance had been recorded shortly before his death, or is from a previous year. |
| J. Edgar Hoover | | 1954-12-26 | null |
| Leif Erickson | | 1955-01-02 | null |
| Andrew Johnson | | 1955-01-09 | null |
| George Washington Carver | | 1955-01-16 | null |
| Charlemagne | | 1955-01-23 | The start of "The Jack Benny Program" is heard on the recording. |
| Winston Churchill | | 1955-01-30 | null |
| Sigmund Freud | | 1955-02-06 | null |
| Alphonse Bertillion | | 1955-02-13 | null |
| John Paul Jones | | 1955-02-20 | The true story of the naval hero's imprisonment for murder...and his name isn't really Jones! |
| Jessie Fremont | | 1955-02-27 | The story of the wife of John C. Fremont, the great western explorer (and the first presidential candidate of the Republican Party). She was later known as "General Jessie." The system cue has been deleted. |
| Jules Verne | | 1955-03-06 | The drama is based on the Disney film, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea." |
| Trygvie Lie | | 1955-03-15 | The story of how the future first Secretary General of the United Nations fought the Nazis during their invasion of Norway. |
| Dr. Lev Kowarski | | 1955-03-20 | The true story of a French scientist who held the future of the atomic bomb in the back of a bakery truck! The famous scientist and an associate speak after the drama. |
| Christine Grenville | | 1955-03-27 | An episode in the life of the World War II heroine. The last show of the series, next week's program is referred to "The Sunday Playhouse." |
| Born Yesterday | | 1956-10-28 | A black and white print of a color telecast. Excellent kinephoto video. Some blondes aren't as dumb as you think think are. |
| The Man Who Came to Dinner | | 1972-11-29 | Sheridan Whiteside rides again! Don't miss Orson singing, "American Pie." |
