| The Case of the Roxy Mob | | 1939-01-17 | Jack, Doc, and Reggie are cooling their heels in the Roxy jail. Jack is handcuffed and brought to the Mayor's office, where he's accused of murder. Then he's offered a job as the mayor's daughter's bodyguard. The program ending has been deleted. |
| The Case of the Roxy Mob | | 1939-01-18 | The three soldiers of fortune are thrown in jail for various reasons, which include two corpses. The mayor's beautiful daughter had been shot at too! The third show of the series. The story line was used again on the series from December 20, 1950 to January 8, 1951. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-23 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This recreation was heard on January, 1969 on KALW-FM, San Francisco. The original 20 episode serial was broadcast on the Blue net from October 23, 1939 to November 23, 1939. The story was titled, "Castle Island" at that time. Then again on October 3, 1949 to October 28, 1949 on the Mutual net. These recreations use the original scripts from 1939, which must have been fairly similar to the scripts of 1949. Alexander Archer. Is he alive or dead? A large amount of money depends on the answer. Linda Joyce is kidnapped into the hotel room of Jack, Doc and Reggie. What's she up to? Then, there's Richard Cooper, the father of Linda Joyce! Then three tough-guys enter the very crowded hotel room. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-24 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. A visit from yet another beautiful girl and Mr. Cooper pays a return visit. Jack calls the cops! The three adventurers leave the hotel by way of the window...and into Lake Union. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-25 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation.
Jack, Doc and Reggie are lead to a motor launch in Puget Sound, and soon find themselves swimming for their lives.
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| The Fear the Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-26 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation.
Jack, Doc and Reggie are saved from Puget Sound by a Frenchman
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| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-27 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation.
Jack, Doc and Reggie have arrived at Port Forrest. Linda suddenly appears; just who is Janet Archer? |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-30 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. The search for the missing millionaire. Bull McGinnis knows everyone in Point Forrest. Jake Simms has purchased a large amount of food, wonder why? Jake has been stabbed in the back with a Bowie knife.
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| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-10-31 | The date above is the date of the script's first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. In Port Forrest, Jack, Jack and Reggie discover that Jake Simms has been murdered. Cooper plans to stage a gunfight and depart for the hideout. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-01 | The date above is the date of the first broadcast of this script. This is a 1969 recreation. Tied to the backs of pack animals, Mr. Cooper plans to take Jack, Doc and Reggie to. the castle. But first, the river disposal of the body of Jake Simms. Cooper and his gang spend the night at their cabin. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-02 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Doc and Reggie have been kidnapped, tied to donkey's backs and taken to a wilderness cabin in Canada. Doc remains tied and with a gag in his mouth for the entire program (which conveniently avoids paying Tony Clay an additional fee. Doc proposes one hand of poker...with very high stakes. Linda has a warning!
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| The Snake With Diamond Eyes | | 1939-11-02 | Jack, Doc and Reggie |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Car | | 1939-11-03 | The date above is the date on which this script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. The Cooper Gang takes Jack, Doc and Reggie over the reef and onto a hidden island. On the island is, "The Phantom Castle." |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-06 | The date above is the date on which this script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Cooper reveals the secret of the sinking island. Alexander Archer has been kept a prisoner on the island. He is near death...and so too will Jack, Doc and Reggie join him in death. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-07 | The date above is the date on which this script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Jack and Reggie are tied to their chairs. Doc floors one of Cooper's henchmen with one blow, and is forced to pay a game of poker. The stakes are his life!
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| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-08 | The date above is the date the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Jack and Reggie recap the entire plot to this point. The poker game continues., Linda introduces Jack and Reggie to Dr. Thorn. The evil Dr. Cooper is experimenting with "Fear" and "Terror." |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-09 | The date above is the date on which this script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Meet Mr. Thorn, he's the scientific assistant to Mr.. Cooper. Cooper is studying "Fear" to manipulate people. Doc wins the poker game, but he only has 32 hours to live! A well-written episode.
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| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-10 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. The forest on the island looks like a park. It's the playground for Prometheus. Doc only has 23 poker chips left...23 hours for him to live. Never trust a cougar. They are treacherous, creepy and slinky things. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-13 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. In the room filled with cougars, Linda is chained to the wall. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-14 | The date above is the date on which this script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Doc has the "creepy jitters" and is afraid for the first time in his life. He has only two hours to live. Jack has a plan to escape. Everything or Nothing! |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-15 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Jack, Doc and Reggie break out of their cell and plan to overcome the rest of the guards, but are overpowered by the rest of the guards in an excellent radio fight scene. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-16 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast., This is a 1969 recreation. Jack, Doc and Reggie have been awakened and are handcuffed to chairs. The tension and fear rises as they are taunted by Mr.. Cooper. The sound of the lowering and raising of the drawbridge is a particular good sound effect. Linda Joyce is to face the cougar along with Doc Long. Jack has a plan... |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-17 | Jack and Reggie escape from the handcuffs holding them onto solid wood chairs. They escape and figure out the electric eye that moves the drawbridge into place. Linda is rescued, as is Mr. Cooper, but where's Doc? A 1969 recreation. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1939-11-17 | The date above is the date on which the script was first broadcast. This is a 1969 recreation. Jack and Reggie break free and overpower Dr. Cooper. Next, comes the rescue of Doc, who's fighting a cougar. Linda and Alexander Archer are found and the story ends happily.
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| San Diego Murders | | 1940-01-10 | Reggie is unconscious, Jack and Doc nearly get bumped off after a crash in the desert. The story line was used again on the series from December 12, 1949 to December 30, 1949 and in May of 1954, The story is also known as "The Richard's Curse" and "The Million Dollar Curse." |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1940-01-28 | Getting ready for the flight to Central America, Sunny is going to be allowed to go along. This program has also been dated January 21, 1940. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1940-02-15 | The program open, a brief excerpt and the closing only. 6:00 P.M., just after an earthquake shook the Temple and a second earthquake destroyed the Temple. The program is dated near the end of the story, which ran from January 22 to February 16, 1940). The date is subject to correction. It might be February 14, 1940. |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1940-03-11 | En route to see a wealthy oil-man, Jack, Doc and Reggie are nearly killed when their car crashes into a ditch. Then Doc and Reggie are nearly run over by a speeding car. The body of the show only. No open, close or commercials.. |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1940-04-05 | Jack, Doc and Reggie are about to take off for the Orient, trying to find the lost idol. An exotic beauty and a Chinese suicide fail to slow them down. |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1940-04-15 | null |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1940-04-18 | The three adventurers head for the China Clipper to begin to recover the idol from the jungles of Indochina. A woman mysteriously appears with a warning, then vanishes. A man commits suicide to delay the Hanley party from leaving. The story line was used again on the series from June 23, 1950 to July 28, 1950. |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1940-04-29 | After three days after beating through the jungle on elephantback, Jack, Doc, Reggie and J. Archibald Hanley arrive at, "The Lake Of The Floating Islands." Susan is returned to them that evening to tell of her adventures with, "The Ancient Ones" and "The Mystery Woman." Parts of the commercials have been deleted. |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1940-11-18 | null |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1940-12-02 | Buffingham is to be kept tied up until Jack can retrieve the evidence against the six conspirators in San Mareno who plan to overthrow the government. John Stern, the gun-runner, regains consciousness after recovering from his concussion. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1940-12-09 | After being overpowered by Lippencott, the American ambassador, the adventurers are tied up. The daughter of Lippencott, the American ambassador, tries to help Jack and Doc avoid the San Mareno police. The plan doesn't work, and it's off to the Bastille once again. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1940-12-16 | null |
| Eight Kinds of Murder | | 1941-06-30 | There's some kind of evil in the mansion. Reggie finds Nevada, who seems to be bitten by a snake! Huey Carver had thrown his mother out of the window. He strangled Judy White and was guilty of releasing the snake that almost bit Nevada. He's correctly diagnosed as a "addict" by Jack. Huey is shot through the heart just before revealing who's behind all of this. Pop Mitchell promptly has a heart attack and dies. A gun is found on his body, proving that A.B. Mitchell killed Huey. Mr. Purdy forces Jerry Booker into the house at gunpoint. Mr. Purdy turns out to be an out-of-work actor who was paid to play the role. After all this, THEN the plot gets complicated. The last episode of the story the last episode of the season. |
| The Monster in the Mansion | | 1941-11-03 | In Griffin mansion, there's a monster of lust and murder on the loose. Aunt Mary, Cousin Jim and Buck Thornton have all been murdered within the last hour. Cousin Louise has found the missing ring around the cat's tail. The first 14:50 of the program. Uncle David's right arm is hurting him...but he doesn't have a right arm! Reggie's been knocked unconscious. He has a fractured skull. |
| The Monster in the Mansion | | 1941-11-10 | The weevil and "The Larvae of Death" are found in the room of Cousin Ritchie. Cousin Ritchie is found hanged. The last 14:13 of the program. |
| Secret Passage to Death | | 1941-12-01 | The adventurers accept the job of transporting an unconscious Chinese girl who has secret information. Rupert Knight and Eve Barkley introduce Jack, Doc and Reggie to a sleepy Chinese girl (later known as "China Doll") who must be transported to Canada. The story line was used again on the series from April 24, 1951 to May 21, 1951. |
| Secret Passage to Death | | 1941-12-08 | Blue Net Pearl Harbor Coverage. Part 73. 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. News bulletins: President Roosevelt is to address the nation tomorrow. Port MacArthur (near Los Angeles) is evacuating women and children. Pressure is being put on Jeanette Rankin to change her vote (2 minutes). Jack, Doc, and Reggie are trying to transport a Chinese girl who's in a trance! A dead man is found hanging in Inyo County (California). The trail leads down the mountain to a Mission school. When the barn that the three adventurers are hiding in burns down, they are rescued by Roger, the man with no face! The story line was used again on the series from April 24, 1951 to May 21, 1951. |
| The Pirate Loot of the Island of Skulls | | 1942-04-20 | "Reggie" is not heard in this adventure. He's replaced by "Jerry," played by Gloria Blondell. Aboard the "Night Bird," Jack and Doc are in the cabin of Miss Sedgewick, Breakfast is served. Soon Ya, the handmaiden to the high priest of the Island Of Skulls is discovered aboard the ship. The story line was used again on the series from June 15, 1951 to July 20, 1951. |
| The Pirate Loot of the Island of Skulls | | 1942-05-25 | The adventurers are in the "Temple Of The Jaguar" in search of treasure. While the comrads try to spend the night on the beach, Miss Sedgewick, the Swede and the steward disappear from their tents. Jack, Doc and Jerry follow them into a cave. Everyone is surprised by "Holy Joe" and Soon Ya. The cave is the sacred "Temple of The Jaguar." The men will thrown into, "The Den Of The Jaguars." The women will be sacrificed on the altar of, "The Monkeymen!" Michael Raffetto makes a patriotic speech describing the atrocities of the Nazis in Yugoslavia. There are graphic descriptions for radio. The solution lies in the purchases of war bonds. The story line was used again on the series from June 15, 1951 to July 20, 1951. |
| The Pirate Loot of the Island of Skulls | | 1942-06-01 | The story line was used again on the series from June 15, 1951 to July 20, 1951. Miss Sedgewick disappears from her tent during the night. Jack and Doc follow her into the tunnel, where they're confronted by Holy Joe. Holy Joe dooms Jack and Doc to "The Temple Of The Jaguars." Miss Sedgewick will be sacrificed to, "The Monkey Men.". |
| The Girl in the Gilded Cage | | 1942-06-15 | Holy Joe gets Doc to drop his gun and plans to throw him from the ropes, 150 feet to the floor. Doc shoots Holy Joe and he drops to the floor of the temple. The episode ends with Soon-Ya cutting the ropes that are holding everyone up in the air. The last 12:36 of the program. |
| The Girl in the Gilded Cage | | 1943-03-30 | Jack and Doc are trying to escort a Chinese girl to Chinatown. They escape from assassins by motorboat. The story line was used again on the series from September 3, 1951 to September 21, 1951. Walter Patterson, who portrayed "Reggie," committed suicide on September 20, 1942. "Reggie" was written out of the cast and replaced by "Jerry Booker," the secretary at the A-1 Detective Agency. The three adventurers were now known as, "Jack, Doc and Jerry." When the program returned to the air on October 3, 1949, on the Mutual network, the character of "Reggie" was brought back, portrayed by Tony Randall. The plot matches the description of the program of March 29, 1943 more than it does match the plot of March 30, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Felipe Atabapo | | 1943-11-19 | The program opening of this broadcast is possibly the most descriptive, lyrical and attention-grabbing of this series, or any other series. "They've crossed over the "Rainbow Bridge" that's only 10 feet wide (but four miles long), have seen pre-historic reptiles and eaten the succulent mean of an animal that seems to be a cross between an opossum and a kangaroo.. |
| The Hermit of San Felipe Atabapo | | 1943-11-22 | The program opens with what must be one of the most florid and imaginative descriptions heard on radio. After climbing to a high plateau in Venezuela, Jack and Doc cross over a "Rainbow Bridge." They see prehistoric reptiles and have a dinner of succulent meat from an animal that appears to be a cross between an opossum and a kangaroo. The episode ends with a dive into a pitch black lake in the middle of the night. What's at the bottom? This script was reused on the program between May 19, 1952 and June 13, 1952. |
| I Am the Destroyer of Women | | 1944-05-12 | Jack visits Meredith Hendrix, who is a patient in a San Francisco hospital. Dr. Joseph Ryder, a psychiatrist, is "The Destroyer Of Women." Jack has been SLIGHTLY injured. He has a broken ankle, a compound fracture of his left forearm, five fractured ribs, a dislocated jaw, and a deep wound in the thigh. He'll be in a coma for some time. This is the last episode of the adventure. The story was repeated on the program between May 28, 1952 to November 19, 1952. |
| You Can't Pin a Murder on Nevada | | 1944-05-30 | An honorable but nosey telephone operator decides to help Jack Packard and Nevada catch "The Phantom Shotgun." The story line may have been used again on the series from March 31,1950 to May 4, 1950, under the title "The Case Of The Nevada Man Killer." |
| But Grandma, What Big Teeth You Have | | 1945-05-21 | An audition recording for a new series of, "I Love A Mystery" programs on ABC. ABC did buy the series and this program was never broadcast. However, this script was used on, "I Love Adventure" on June 6, 1948 (see cat. #3080). An evil Grandmother has been abusing
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| But What Big Teeth You Have Grandma | | 1945-05-21 | An audition program with sales presentations instead of commercials. It uses the same script as "I Love Adventure," cat. #3080. A young purse snatcher with needle marks in his arm leads Jack and Doc to a murderous Grandma! The date is subject to correction. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1949-10-03 | The first show of the series originating from New York. The first show of the series since it left the air from Hollywood, December 29, 1944. The first episode of the story. The search for Alexander Archer begins in a Seattle hotel room. The story line was previously used on the series from October 23, 1939 to November 17, 1939. |
| The Fear That Creeps Like a Cat | | 1949-10-05 | Action on a launch, en route to the missing Mr. Archer on Puget Sound. The story line was previously used on the series from October 23, 1939 to November 17, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-10-31 | Jack, Doc, and Reggie arrive in Hollywood with $25,000, looking for adventure. They find a beautiful girl in a limousine waiting for them. The program open and close were dubbed in from another episode, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-01 | A strange house with a "slashed" girl and other weirdos. The program open and close were dubbed in from another episode, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-02 | Rich, snobbish Grandma Martin begs the adventurers to stay and help solve the unknown danger facing her three granddaughters. The program open and close were dubbed in from another episode, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-03 | A corpse is found covered with blood, while Hope runs around in her underwear! The program open and close were dubbed in from another episode, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-04 | A laughing baby, a dead chauffeur, and a drunken brother complicate the plot. The program open and close were dubbed in from another episode, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-07 | Somebody has chloroformed Hope! The program features a message from Carlton Morse. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-08 | Job has run away and Cherry has been slashed again! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was used previously on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-09 | A sober Job, and a nasty one! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was used previously on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-10 | Job has been shot through the head, his death predicted by Cherry! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-11 | The "Thing" cries and Cherry has disappeared! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-14 | Hope is shot by Cherry! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was used previously on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-15 | Jack is fired by Grandma, and quickly rehired! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-16 | Doc has been slugged, Grandma's leg has been broken, and Faye is missing! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-17 | Faye is chloroformed? The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| The Thing That Cries in the Night | | 1949-11-18 | The fall of the house of Martin. The last episode of the story, with a message from Carlton Morse. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 20, 1939 to December 8, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-21 | The adventurers demolish the 5 (count 'em) 5 gangsters out to kill them! The boys then take a boxcar ride with a female. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-22 | Meet Natasha and "The Maestro," a strange pair! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-23 | "The Maestro" shows his command of the supernatural. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-24 | Arrival in "Bury Your Dead" and a threat by "The Maestro!" The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-25 | Room and board in "Bury Your Dead." The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-28 | A nosey landlady and an ungrateful "Maestro." The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-29 | A threat! Tonight the wolves will attack! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-11-30 | Jack cries for help as the wolves attack? Or was it Natasha? The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitualtion has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-01 | The wolf that walks like a man. Natasha is dead! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitualtion has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-02 | Jack is slugged and his moneybelt stolen. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-05 | Natasha is dead but walks! What's Jumping Dick up to? The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-06 | "The Girl In The White Dress." The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-07 | Grave robbers. The program open and close werew dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-08 | The fat man in the boxcar. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 11, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| Bury Your Dead, Arizona | | 1949-12-09 | "The Maestro" confesses. The last episode of the story. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from December 111, 1939 to December 29, 1939. |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-12 | The first episode of the story. The program uses the same script as cat. #3770, but has a different network and cast. A new plane and plans for adventure. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The Richards Curse" and "The San Diego Murders." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-13 | This show has the same plot but a different cast and network than #3771. #3770 is preceding episode. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from Janbuary 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-14 | This show has the same plot but a different cast and network than #3772. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-15 | Arthur pulls a gun on Doc and the curse strikes again! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-16 | A drunkard's story. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitualtion has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-19 | The adventurers are under arrest, or are they? The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-20 | An auto wreck in the desert. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-21 | A return to town and a meeting in Phil's room. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-22 | A visit to wealthy Mr. Lincoln. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-26 | Mayhem in the basement. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-27 | Another meeting in Phil's room and an attempted murder. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-28 | A close call in an exploding car. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-29 | The lawyer's secret. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1949-12-30 | The real leader of the gang. The conclusion of the story. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and in May, 1954. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-02 | While flying over the Central American jungles, the three adventures discover a stowaway. The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-03 | A crash in the jungle. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-04 | A strange temple discovered in the jungle, and a strange flying creature. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the reca[pitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-05 | A temple of vampires, and Herme is missing! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-06 | The lady with the white teeth. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-09 | Doc meets a real vampire! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to Februry 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-10 | Rites for the "Temple Of Vampires." The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitualtion has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-11 | This a recreation. The body of the show only, no open nor close. How are Jack, Doc and Reggie to get off the ledge? Doc slugs Jack and knocks and knocks him out cold!. Angelina wants to teach Doc about love! |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-11 | This is a recreation of a broadcast originally heard January 11, 1950. It was broadcast on Bud Carey's program, "Old Radio Theatre" on KALW-FM, San Francisco in 1989. The body of the show only, no open nor close. How are Jack, Doc and Reggie planning to get off that ledge. Doc slugs Jack and knocks him out. Angelina wants to teach Jack about love. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-12 | The body of the show only. No opening, closing or commercials. This is a recreation of a show heard on, "Old Radio Theatre" on KALW-FM, San Francisco, in 1989.. Back at the airplane, thoughts return to food, water and repairs to the airplane. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-13 | This Is a recreation, heard in 1989 on Bud Carey's, "Old Radio Theatre." It was broadcast on KALW-FM, San Francisco in 1989 on Bud Carey's program, "Old Radio Theatre. Spending a hot night by their wrecked airplane, but not an uneventful one! An attempt to strangle Reggie is foiled just in time. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-16 | This is a recreation, heard in 1989, over station,cast in KAWL-FM in San Francisco on Bud Carey's program, "Old Radio Theatre." Leaving Hermie in charge of the plane. Jack and Doek set out search for Reggie; they re-enter the temple. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-23 | Jack and Doc are trapped in the temple and are being attacked by giant bats, hanging from ropes high above the ground. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-24 | The high priest and priestess of the temple are being held prisoner while Doc and Jack are still trapped on the ceiling of the temple. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-25 | Trying to contact Jack and Doc near the ceiling of the temple, while they try to get off the girders. Eventually, they get back down to the ground...when an earthquake strikes. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-26 | The boys have left the roof of the temple, which has been wrecked by an earthquake. The three adventurers are fixing their plane when the high priest approaches. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| Temple of Vampires | | 1950-01-27 | The last episode of the adventure. The boys get their plane to fly. The high priest is killed by Indians as the three adventurers leave the jungle. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-01-30 | The first episode of the adventure. The boys have wrecked their car on a wilderness road and discover a damsel in distress. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-01-31 | Doc claims he's going to fight two huge Swedes who have been threatening the girl. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-01 | Reggie easily knocks out one of the Swedes while Jack is talking to the girl. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to Sweptember 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-02 | Jack agrees to help Duke and Jack Dempsey Ross to get married despite her father's objections. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-07 | A challenge accepted. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-08 | A "battle royal," with four men in the ring! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-09 | Balshazar the cook...reveille! The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-13 | Benny vs. Reggie. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-14 | Father vs. Daughter...a confrontation. The program open and close were dubbed from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-15 | "Sweating The Little Swede." The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-16 | Kidnapping the Swedes. The recording has the recapitulation, but the program open and close were dubbed in from another program. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-20 | Doc and Jack against seven tough guys.. even odds! The recording has the recapitulation. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-21 | Wedding plans. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Battle of the Century | | 1950-02-22 | The last episode of the story, on to new adventures. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from August 30, 1939 to September 22, 1939. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-09 | This story line was heard previously on, "I love A Mystery" between September 30, 1940 to December 30, 1940, Jack, Doc and Reggie are captured by Lippincot, the U.S. Counsel in San Merino. He ties up the three adventurers in his library. Jennifer (Lippincot's daughter), helps the prisoners to escape.. but they're caught and returned to the Bastille.. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-15 | Jack Packard and Luke Peters enters the cell and rejoins the adventurers in San Marino. Plans are made to "bust" the revolution. Gonzales is shot...right through the forehead! |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-15 | A gathering of conspirators in the dungeons of San Marco. A bullet comes from nowhere and there is one less conspirator to conspire.Gonzales is shot through the head. The adventure was subsequently dramatized on "I Love A Mystery" from February 23, 1950 to March 30, 1950. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-17 | A re-union in the back room of the Blue Circle Bar. Buffingham, John Stern (with amnesia), Captain Gonzales and Luke Peters, join Jack, Doc and Reggie. A gang of counter-revolutionists is born. Gonzales is promptly shot in the forehead. The story was previously heard on, "I Love A Mystery" on September 30, 1940 to December 30, 1940. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-23 | The gang of six counter-revolutionaries are hiding in a crypt in a cemetery. The story was previously heard on "I Love A Mystery " on September 30 to December 26, 1940. |
| The Tropics Don't Call It Murder | | 1950-03-30 | The last episode of the story. A firing squad for six. Farewell to San Marino and on to new adventures in Nevada. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from September 30, 1940 to December 26, 1940. |
| The Case of the Nevada Man Killer | | 1950-04-20 | Trouble out west, with Hardpan in hot water. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line may have been previously used on the series from May 14, 1944 to June 2, 1944 under the title "You Can't Pin A Medal On Nevada." |
| The Case of the Nevada Man Killer | | 1950-04-27 | A wounded sheriff. The program open and close were dubbed in from another program, the recapitulation has been deleted. The story line may have been previously used on the series from May 14, 1944 to June 2, 1944, using the title "You Can't Pin A Murder On Nevada." |
| The Case of the Nevada Man-Killer | | 1950-04-27 | A sock to the jaw makes Hardpan see the light. |
| The Snake With the Diamond Eyes | | 1950-07-27 | Professor Handley foolishly steals the cobra god, despite the threat of the high priestess. The story line was previously used on the series from April 1, 1940 to May 6, 1940. |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1950-08-22 | Murder and sabotage at Fred Ballard's oil lease. The adventure begins, despite the warning of the deadly coral snake...loose and dangerous! The story line was previously used on the series from March 11, 1940 to March 29, 1940. |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1950-08-23 | Into the cabin door walks Pedro Paruna; (he says) he's the baddest bandito from Mexico. He has a hard time trying to decide who to kill first, so he threatens to shoot everybody....several times! |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1950-08-24 | Jake Vogel introduces himself...with a gun. Mr. Nealy falls for an old trick. Barbara Ballard and her father are found in the basement. Jack and Doc are trapped, "like a bachelor at an old maid's convention." |
| Murder in Turquois Pass | | 1950-08-25 | The law arrives to arrest Ballard, but find that he's gone. Instead, Jack Doc and Reggie convince the lawman that they no longer work for Ballard. The adventure was previously heard on, I Love A Mystery" from March 11, 1940 to March 29, 1940. |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1950-08-30 | Somewhere "South of the Border", the three adventurers arer held at gunpoint by the evil "Pedro Peruna" (no connection to the iron rememdy with 18% alcohol). |
| Murder in Turquoise Pass | | 1950-08-31 | A big, tough hombre demands entrance and plans to arrest...well, it doesn't matter who. Everybody is welcome to come along. |
| Incident Concerning Death | | 1950-12-12 | While at a hunting lodge for a vacation, Jack, Doc and Reggie are soon involved with a dead man. Although it's 50 miles to the nearest telephone, the sheriff eventually arrives to investigate for foul play and promptly arrests Doc. |
| The Killer of the Circle M | | 1951-11-20 | Doc gets himself arrested for murder by a country sheriff while the three adventures are on vacation. The story line was previously used on the series from August 9, 1939 to August 29, 1939. The date is subject to correction. |
| The Killer of the Circle M | | 1951-11-29 | Simms has survived a second attempt on his life. Bella is not to be pushed around! The story line was previously used on the series from May 10, 1943 to June 4, 1943. The date is subject to correction. |
| Killer of the Circle M | | 1951-11-30 | Someone is trying to kill Bella. Jack says that he;s going to find the attempted murderer. |
| The Killer of the Circle M | | 1951-12-03 | Bella tells of how her first husband died. Simms tells of the hairy stranger who appears before a ranch hand disappears. What's in Simms' will? The story line was previously used on the series from May 10, 1943 to June 4, 1943. |
| Murder Is the Word for It | | 1951-12-19 | Jack and Doc areare trying to solve a murder Locked in a strange old house, filled with very strange people...and a dead swan? |
| Murder Is the Word for It | | 1951-12-20 | Aunt Bea's secret room with an eternal flame...her secret love. The story line was previously used on the series from August 9, 1943 to August 27, 1943. |
| Murder Is the Word for It | | 1952-01-04 | Aunt Bea has killed Tony! The last episode of the story. The story line was previously used on the series from August 9, 1943 to August 27, 1943. |
| The Graves of Wamperjaw Texas | | 1952-02-27 | Mr. Martin and Mrs. Hooten stop the questioning for a chat. Doc escapes from the Sheriff. The story line was previously used on the series from July 19, 1943 to August 6, 1943. |
| The Graves of Wamperjaw Texas | | 1952-02-28 | In the cemetery at midnight...a prophetic epitaph! The story line was previously used on the series from July 19, 1943 to August 6, 1943. |
| My Beloved Is a Vampire | | 1952-05-16 | Mary is revealed as not being blind, but is really the secret "vampire." Her secret identity and a dirty gang war are revealed. The last episode of the story. "The Hermit Of San Felipe Atabapo" is the adventure that follows. The public service announcements and program closing have been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from October 4, 1943 to November 5, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-19 | The adventure begins beyond Caracas and up the Orinoco River to a place that has no name! "Reggie" does not take part in this adventure. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-21 | Doc finds a white woman in the jungle and meets "Yoganda." The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-22 | The mysterious berries of Yoganda. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 8, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-23 | Preparations for crossing the Rainbow Bridge. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-26 | Crossing the Rainbow Bridge; it's four miles long and only ten feet wide! The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-27 | Doc is summoned to the monastery of San Filipe Atabapo. The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-05-28 | Doc passes the test! The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-02 | The mysteries of the Great Plateau and an intruder that causes a dive to the bottom! The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-03 | Yoganda hides the pilot rescued from the airplane wrecked by flying dinosaurs. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-06 | The secret of Yagonda, another test for Doc. The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously been used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-09 | A set-up for Doc Long. An amazing parental revelation! The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| I Love a Mystery | | 1952-06-10 | null |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-11 | Doc is "the chosen one" to inhabit "The Valley Of Enchantment" with Yoganda. The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. This program may have been broadcast on June 10, 1952. |
| The Hermit of San Filipe Atabapo | | 1952-06-13 | A farewell to Yoganda and the Hermit. The end of the adventure as the boys go back to civilization. The story line was previously used on the series from November 8, 1943 to December 3, 1943. |
| Bride of the Werewolf | | 1952-11-05 | The body of the maid of the Madronas mansion is found...with her throat torn out! The story line was previously used on the series from September 19, 1944 to October 9, 1944. |
| I Am the Destroyer of Women | | 1952-11-13 | The mad psychiatrist is cornered on the sixth floor of a hotel, with Jack and Doc closing in. The story line was previously used on the series from April 24, 1944 to May 12, 1944. |
| I Am the Destroyer of Women | | 1952-11-18 | Possibly the last episode of the story (if it is, the correct date is November 19, 1952 and the correct program number is #15). A daring rooftop leap, with Doc right on his heels, puts an end to the "Destroyer of Women." The story line was previously used on the series from April 24, 1944 to May 12, 1944. |
| Bride of the Werewold | | 1952-12-05 | The body of a woman is found in the middle of the road. She was killed by some kind of animal. Jack and Doc gently place the body in a ditch by the side of the road. |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1954-05-11 | Audition #1. After an attempted robbery in their hotel room, the boys meet a beautiful girl who tells them that she's been cursed. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and from December 12, 1949 to December 30, 1949. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." The program may have been recorded the same day as episode #2 (May 12, 1954) with spaces left for live commercial insertions. |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1954-05-12 | Audition #2. The girl tells the three adventurers that everyone who befriends her meets a violent death. Her lawyer doesn't like the idea of the boys trying to help. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and from December 12, 1949 to December 30, 1949. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." This recording might have been recorded on May 11, 1954, |
| The Million Dollar Curse | | 1954-05-13 | Audition #3. The show has the same plot but a different cast and network than cat. #9422. Sunny Richards tells the three adventurers more of her story. Jack and Sunny will pretend to be lovers. The story line was previously used on the series from January 1, 1940 to January 19, 1940 and from December 12, 1949 to December 30, 1949. The story is also known as "The San Diego Murders" and "The Richards Curse." The program may have been recorded the same date as episode #2 (May 11, 1954) with spaces left for live commercial insertions. |
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| I Love a Mystery | | | Nick Dalton is planning to re-start the Civil War so he can take over the entire country! |
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