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An introductory audio feature for the Jeff Regan, Investigator collection.
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An introductory audio feature for the Jeff Regan, Investigator collection.
An introductory audio feature for The Adventures of Philip Marlowe and its preservation collection.
An audio overview of Jeff Regan, Investigator, summarizing the series or collection for listeners.
An introductory audio feature for The Adventures of Philip Marlowe and its preservation collection.
An audio overview of Wild Bill Hickok, summarizing the series or collection for listeners.
An audio biography of actor Gerald Mohr, included with the Philip Marlowe collection.
An audio biographical feature on Guy Madison, included with the Wild Bill Hickok collection.
An audio biographical feature on Jack Webb, included with the Jeff Regan, Investigator collection.
An audio biographical feature on Andy Devine, included with the Wild Bill Hickok collection.
An audio biographical feature on Frank Graham, included with the Jeff Regan, Investigator collection.
An audio biography of actor Van Heflin, included with the Philip Marlowe collection.
Struggling artist Eben Adams meets a mysterious young girl named Jennie in Central Park. Each time they meet she seems inexplicably older, and his growing attachment to her becomes intertwined with the portrait that…
Lum and Abner set out to capture a loose lion with an improvised big-game hunting plan involving an elephant, a hunting book and predictably questionable preparations.
After selling their oil interests, Lum and Abner try to divide the proceeds only to discover that their expenses have wiped out the entire windfall and left them owing money.
Lum and Abner learn that their celebrated oil well is actually leaking from a pipeline, exposing the deal they made with Squire Skimp as a potentially disastrous mistake.
With the Pine Ridge oil boom collapsing, Lum and Abner confront financial ruin while a missing agreement with Squire Skimp becomes critically important.
Lum and Abner's new matrimonial bureau is overwhelmed by letters from people seeking romantic and domestic advice, creating a flood of problems for the inexperienced matchmakers.
Lum and Abner sort through matrimonial-bureau mail and attempt to answer a series of romantic and household dilemmas with their own peculiar brand of advice.
As Lum and Abner prepare to move their matrimonial bureau into the store, they discover that Abner's photograph has accidentally been sent to interested women.
Abner's matrimonial-bureau troubles intensify when a woman who received his picture sends word that she is coming to Pine Ridge to meet him despite his being married.
Abner is expected to meet an admiring matrimonial-bureau client at the depot just as his wife is also due to arrive, while a court appearance adds another complication.
Elizabeth suspects Abner of having an affair with Hortense, prompting Lum to devise an elaborate fake-accident scheme intended to restore peace in Abner's marriage.
Abner lies in bed pretending both arms are broken as part of Lum's plan to win back Elizabeth's sympathy, while new money worries begin to surface.
With their store finances still strained, Lum and Abner's flashlight scheme suddenly looks promising when Mr. Horlick agrees to use them in a large promotional campaign.
A fake-injury insurance problem develops just as Lum and Abner turn their rivalry over the Jot 'Em Down Store presidency into a full-fledged election.
Lum's attempt to deal with the fallout from the fake-injury scheme ends with him jailed for robbery and facing serious damage to his standing in Pine Ridge.
Dick Huddleston helps Lum get out of jail, after which the complicated truth about Abner's fake injury and the increasingly bitter store election begins coming out.
Abner hires Cedric to carry a campaign sign in his bid for store president, only for Lum to find a way to turn the same sign to his own political advantage.
As new merchandise arrives at the Jot 'Em Down Store, the presidential election grows more competitive and Abner brings Squire Skimp in as his campaign manager.
With the store election nearly even, Abner entrusts a $200 insurance check to campaign manager Squire Skimp, despite Lum's warnings about Squire's motives.
A newspaper story about a suspicious donation makes Lum question Abner's campaign tactics and deepens his suspicion that Squire Skimp is manipulating the election.
As listeners cast the final votes for store president, Abner's campaign is threatened by the disputed donation and the costly contract he signed with Squire Skimp.
The store election is decided by a narrow seventeen-vote margin after Abner makes an unexpected sacrifice that changes the outcome between the longtime partners.
As store president, Abner is taken in by a traveling salesman's demonstration and commits the business to a large purchase of dubious 'wonder soap.'
After being swindled on the soap purchase, Abner attempts to turn the situation around by selling the questionable agency rights to Squire Skimp.
A dispute over control of the Jot 'Em Down Store leads Lum and Abner to divide the merchandise between them, producing arguments and comic confusion over the split.
With their partnership divided, Abner begins running his half of the store on a barter basis, triggering a price war and increasingly chaotic competition with Lum.
Lum and Abner debate bringing Squire Skimp into their growing circus venture as either a partner or employee, despite his history of questionable business dealings.
Squire Skimp assembles a sensational sideshow for Lum and Abner's circus, using exaggerated attractions and dubious advertising that immediately worries the owners.
Lum and Abner clash with Squire over the dangerous performance jobs he expects them to take on for the upcoming circus opening.