Afternoon Radio Theater: Murder By Experts - "Summer Heat" (June 13, 1949)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Jack Benny Program - First Show with the Sportsmen (Sep 29, 1946)

Afternoon Radio Theater: The Fred Allen Show w/guest Orson Welles (Feb 10, 1946)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Halls of Ivy - "Stolen First Edition" (June 14, 1950)

Afternoon Radio Theater: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn (April 28, 1949)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Duffy's Tavern w/guest Mickey Rooney (March 2, 1949)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Cloud Nine - "Man Visits Ghost Town" (July 14, 1950)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Jack Benny Program - "Insurance Medical Exam" (May 24, 1953)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Bob Hope Show - w/Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (June 10, 1952)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Fibber McGee and Molly - Two Week Fishing Trip without Molly (June 11, 1946)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Dimension X - "Almost Human" (May 13, 1950)

Afternoon Radio Theater, Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator - The Schemers (April 6, 1954)

The series starred William Gargan (also played detective Martin Kane) as Barrie Craig, the lone private detective, who worked and solved cases from his Madison Avenue office. Gargan actually worked in as a private detective, collecting agent; his duties ranged from doing stakeouts to working as a bodyguard. He was shot while on the investigating a deadbeat customer. This life experience surely added to the Barry Craig actor, William Gargandepth of his characterization of Barrie Craig, Ellery Queen (three films) and Martin Kane.

Afternoon Radio Theater: Burns and Allen - w/Guest Frank Sinatra (Aug 31, 1942)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Tennessee Jed Stone - The White Stallion (Dec 13, 1945)

Tennessee Jed Sloan aired from 1945 to 1948 was the deadliest man with a rifle ever to ride the plains in the early days of the West. Tennessee Jed was a man who upheld the law.

Afternoon Radio Theater: Jack Benny Program - Jack Steals a Girl from Phil Harris (Nov 13, 1938)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Johnny Eager - John Garfield and Carole Landis (1943)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Yankee Doodle Dandy - James Cagney (1942)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Phil Harris and Alice Faye Show - Flying Saucer (April 2, 1950)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Let George Do It - "Have Some Excitement" (June 7, 1948)

Afternoon Radio Theater: Tales Of The Texas Rangers - Open and Shut (September 23, 1950)

Tales of the Texas Rangers, a western adventure old-time radio drama, premiered on July 8, 1950, on the US NBC radio network and remained on the air through September 14, 1952. Movie star Joel McCrea starred as Texas Ranger Jayce Pearson, who used the latest scientific techniques to identify the criminals and his faithful horse, Charcoal (or "Charky," as Jayce would sometimes refer to him), to track them down. The shows were reenactments of actual Texas Ranger cases.