Tales Of The Texas Rangers: Dream Farm

The Elwood family leaves Iowa to start a new life in Texas.

Phil Harris interview Promoting NBC’s nightly lineup.

Red Cross Domestic Disasters.

New Hampshire Primary coverage promotion.

Starring Joel McRae as Texas Ranger Jace Pearson. Also Richard Deal, Barbara Luddy, Tom Tully, Tony Barrett, Barney Philips and Ken Christie.

Captain M.T. “Lone Wolf” Gonzales of the Texas Rangers was the technical advisor. Story adapted by Shelby Gordon. Produced and directed by Stacy Keach. Hal Gibney, announcer. This episode was originally broadcast on NBC March 9, 1952.

Tales Of The Texas Rangers: Dream Farm

Suspense: The Man Who Liked Dickens

Charles Dickens

Adaptation by Richard Breen of a story by Evelyn Waugh. A recently divorced man decides to lose his blues by joining an expedition to a lost city somewhere up the Amazon. The nightmare he discovers in the jungle is not at all what he expected.

Featured in the cast are Richard Ney and Joseph Kearns. Produced and directed by William Spier for the Roma Wine Company of Fresno, California. This episode was originally broadcast on CBS October 9, 1947.

Suspense: The Man Who Liked Dickens

X-Minus One: Mars Is Heaven

The Red Planet

Ray Bradbury’s classic short story in a fine adaptation by Ernest Kinoy. Astronauts discover an idyllic American small town on the surface of Mars! Things get even stranger when they find out who’s living there.

Featured in the cast are Wendell Holmes, Peter Kapell, Bill Zuckert, Bill Lipton, Margaret Burlen, Bill Griffiths, Ken Williams, Ethel Everett and Edwin Jerome. Directed by Fred Wayne. An NBC Radio Production with your announcer, Fred Collins.

X-Minus One: Mars Is Heaven