Peter Lorre & Raffles the Talking Mynah Bird
When a sandwich disappears at Duffy's Tavern, Archie launches an amateur investigation that draws Peter Lorre and a talking mynah bird into the mystery.
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When a sandwich disappears at Duffy's Tavern, Archie launches an amateur investigation that draws Peter Lorre and a talking mynah bird into the mystery.
Lum gives away so many free theater passes that the generosity brings him into conflict with local authority before the doors even open.
Preston and King track two killers who ambushed and robbed a man carrying gold dust.
Abner packs for a simple training trip to the county seat and works himself into believing he has developed a serious illness.
Gildersleeve proudly explains his duties as water commissioner before a town-wide pressure problem exposes an oversight in his own department.
In occupied Norway, resistance fighters prepare an armed uprising against the Nazis, knowing that betrayal inside their village could destroy the revolt before it begins.
A strange bullet and several suspicious deaths at a banking firm force Nick to identify an unusually clever method of murder.
Merchant captain Jack returns from wartime service physically recovered but shaken by the loss of a ship and crew, and fears that no company will trust him with another command.…
Archie decides his own life story belongs on the stage and tries to dramatize it for Ida Lupino, turning autobiography and romance into theatrical chaos.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “Cigar Ashes,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
Lum buys a film called The Vulture's Revenge for the theater and discovers that acquiring motion pictures can become an expensive bidding contest.
Lum attempts to escape the bad film purchase but discovers that the movie company's salesman is much harder to outmaneuver than expected.
At Rattlesnake Inn, the Lone Ranger uncovers a faked death, stolen identity, and a secret gold mine tied together in one border-town scheme.
A bold bank robbery in Blackhawk leads Preston into a case involving deception and embezzlement.
Mary's poor schoolwork and constant conversations with boys force Lum into an awkward attempt at a serious guardian-to-teenager talk.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Singing Wires And The Sioux,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A Halloween gathering at Gildersleeve's house becomes a tangle of games, jealousy, and romantic competition.
A wealthy playboy impulsively marries a dedicated doctor, and his jealousy of her profession and patients forces him to find a purpose of his own if their marriage is to…
The Lone Ranger goes undercover on San Francisco’s Barbary Coast to rescue a kidnapped woman from a ruthless sea captain and his gang.
A dramatized selection from Ernie Pyle's Here Is Your War presents his ground-level view of the North African campaign. Instead of following one plot, it moves through scenes of dirty…
Archie uses a poker game to test Charles Coburn's character, but the supposedly easy mark proves far more skilled at cards than expected.
Fibber and Molly go to Doc Gamble's house to help rid it of ants, bringing their own brand of disorder to the cleanup job.
Lum and Abner argue over advertising and other opening details while trying to choose a name for their new movie theater.
Squire Skimp demands a place as a third partner in the theater, threatening Lum and Abner's control of their new business.
To reach a kidnapped heiress aboard a pirate’s ship, the Lone Ranger allows his enemies to believe he is dead and infiltrates their operation.
The disappearance of a man from a waterfront gambling den sends Nick into a treacherous criminal plot.
Preston and King uncover a scheme aimed at stealing the fortune left behind by a dead miner.
When Lum and Abner refuse Squire's partnership demand, he threatens to open a competing theater and start a full-scale business war.
Posing as a hired killer, the Lone Ranger penetrates the Barbary Coast underworld to rescue a millionaire’s kidnapped daughter.
A veteran Marine clashes with a changing world until war gives him one last chance to prove his courage and defend the people around him.
Gildersleeve triumphantly obtains the last pot roast in town, only to have Leila manage to take possession of the coveted dinner.
A mysterious force drives Jack and Doc toward a lost plateau, where they must find a hermit said to know the way to powerful beings known only as the High…
A city couple buys a dilapidated country house associated with George Washington and discovers that rural life means collapsing floors, missing utilities, feuding neighbors and one possible historical treasure.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Gimlet's Gambit,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
In Venezuela, Jack and Doc meet the cryptic hermit they have been seeking and encounter a mysterious girl who is being prepared for an unusual test.
Lieutenant John Mason Brown dramatizes portions of his own To All Hands, recounting service aboard an American flagship during the amphibious invasion of Sicily. Assigned to the bridge, Brown broadcasts…
Archie tries to impress Lucille Ball by getting his name into a prestigious-sounding reference book, only to discover he has been targeted by a con man.
Fibber takes over the kitchen to make his own hot chili sauce and treats the recipe like another one of his great domestic projects.
Squire tricks Grandpap during the theater rivalry, leaving the old man out of work and Lum and Abner short of the help they expected.
Jack and Doc follow Hermit Jeremiah through an uncanny forest toward the Great Lost Plateau, unsure what destination or ordeal awaits them.
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