Satire on Surveys and Polls
Fred Allen combines music, a guest appearance and a quiz feature with a satirical sketch aimed at surveys and public-opinion polling.
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Fred Allen combines music, a guest appearance and a quiz feature with a satirical sketch aimed at surveys and public-opinion polling.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Brother'S Jealousy (First Half),” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith races to protect a political leader from Fu Manchu, only to become a target himself while pursuing the plot in Paris.
A troubled marriage is explored through a semi-surreal psychological drama told largely through dreams.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Neal Butler's Stage Ride,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A bride's honeymoon ends when her husband dies under mysterious circumstances, beginning years of grief before hidden truths about the past open the possibility of a new love.
A man imprisoned for a killing he insists was accidental breaks free and encounters a succession of strange people and situations while trying to remain at large.
A wave of deaths in a quiet village hides a carefully planned campaign of revenge.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Young Matt Crowley,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “A Question of Evidence,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Eighteen-year-old William Ireland, desperate to earn the respect of his Shakespeare-obsessed father, begins forging antique documents and Shakespeare manuscripts. When scholars accept his increasingly audacious discoveries, he goes so far…
Smith and Paul Sterling awaken inside Fu Manchu's enormous underground laboratory, where strange experiments and a mysterious young woman complicate their captivity.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Rifles For Redskins,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
After Smith is abducted and forcibly initiated into the Si-Fan, he discovers a disturbing plan involving a young woman held by Fu Manchu's organization.
Smith, believed dead or imprisoned, suddenly reappears as Weymouth races to understand a deadly epidemic and a shocking discovery in a grave.
A dead carnival pitchman is permitted to return to his family years later, bringing a celestial gift and one final bittersweet encounter.
Prominent businessmen vanish inside a carnival attraction and are replaced by imposters controlled by a criminal mastermind.
A working-class prizefighter marries a wealthy woman, but his relentless ambition threatens to damage both their marriage and their family.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Trapped By the Hawk,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Held inside Fu Manchu's secret laboratory, Paul Sterling learns disturbing details about the doctor's experiments and looks for a way to escape with an unexpected ally.
Smith and Petrie struggle through the traps of Fu Manchu's underground base while trying to survive and free the others held there.
A Thanksgiving survey and an interview with Billy Rose accompany music and comedy before the cast launches into a farcical Western melodrama.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Missing Mike Walker,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Sterling remain trapped in Fu Manchu's lair as betrayals, experimental creatures, and the threat of a worldwide plague close in around them.
The Sentinel investigates politician Murchison's control of state institutions and the ease with which people can be confined without meaningful review. Undercover reporter Sherman obtains records of graft at Rock…
Smith tries to stop Fu Manchu's plague scheme and rescue imprisoned allies, but the pursuit ends in another confrontation inside the doctor's secret base.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Reign of Terror In Selena County,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Petrie encounter deadly traps and hidden passages while following Fu Manchu through his concealed headquarters.
Trapped underground by Fu Manchu, Smith and Petrie search for an escape route while the doctor prepares to flee aboard his submarine.
Two married strangers are swept into a spontaneous romance while dancing together, only to discover that the enchantment of the night does not survive the realities of morning.
The once-proud Amberson family declines as social change and the arrogance of young George Minafer destroy relationships and hasten the family's fall.
A medical examiner is murdered and fingerprints from a long-dead killer appear at the scene, forcing The Shadow to explain the impossible evidence.
Dagwood needs a smart suit for a fashion show, and Blondie first takes him to an expensive clothier before he is talked into a cheaper suit by another salesman. Contract…
A woman gives up her own romantic future and hides a life-changing secret in order to protect the daughter she cannot openly claim.
Part 1 of the Lone Ranger storyline identified in the archive as “Billy.”
Smith and Petrie continue the pursuit by sea after discovering a disturbing plot involving Karamaneh's long-lost sister.
The Green Hornet sets a calculated trap for operators of a parking-lot protection racket and turns their own methods against them.
The pursuit of Fu Manchu's yacht leads Smith and Petrie across the sea, where a hidden room reveals another horrifying secret.
An evening walk around one Rivers End block reveals three households whose troubles are quietly connected. Kit McKenzie has just had a baby, but her husband George resents the new…
Part 2 of the Lone Ranger storyline identified in the archive as “Billy.”
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