Episode Date March 22, 1949

Molly is making a dress and needless to say Fibber is very curious and tries to talk her out of it. When it is time to start pinning the dress Molly asks Fibber to get her Dressform. Fibber sheepishly tells her the dressform is all chopped up from his using the dummy for knife throwing practice. So much to Fibber's chagrin she decides to use him as her dress dummy instead. Add to that visits from their favorite neighbors. The Old Timer, Dr Gamble, Mr Wilcox, Ollie, Mayor LaTrivia. Needless to say the episode turns into hilarity.

Music:

The Kings Men Sing "You Are"

Billy Mills and the Orchestra "Sunflower"

Episode Date February 12, 1946

Molly is tired of Fibber wearing the same old suit everyday. So Molly invits a new tailor in town, Mr Gusset over tomeasure him up. Needless to say Fibber objects until Mr Gusset starts complimenting Fibber into agreeing. Fibber and Molly get shocked by the price he is charging, but after some arguing, Mr Gusset tells Fibber If he can send 10 customers his way he will make the suit for free. Fibber being the cheapskate that his starts a phone campaign and as per usuak hijinx occurs. Visits from their favorite neighbors. Dr Gamble, The Old Timer, Mr Wilcox, Millicent Carstairs, Mayor LaTrivia.

Episode Date: March 16, 1952

Jack is Trying To Lose Weight in a Steam Cabinet, also The IRS pays Jack Another Visit.

Dennis Sings: "How are Things in Gloca Morra"

Episode 0369 "The Storm Breeder"

Original Airdate: October 28, 1975

After being cursed to wander New England forever in search of their home, a lost soul and his daughter are doomed to bring a storm in the wake of their passing. Moved by pity, a young judge works to bring peace to these restless spirits.

An American Version of "The Wandering Jew"

Written by William Austin, Adapted by Ian Martin, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall

Starring: Fred Gwynne, Michael Tolan, Ann Pitoniak, Arnold Moss, Ian Martin

Episode 0371 of Radio Mystery Theater

Original Airdate: October 30, 1975

Masquerading as an elderly and widowed distant relative, a witch and her strange pets move in with a young couple who have been recently married. As time goes by however, the husband begins to suspect she is not who she appears to be.

Written by Ian Martin, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall

Starring: Margaret Hamilton*, Kristopher Tabori, Robert Hammond, Joan Lovejoy

*Margaret Hamilton is well known for her role as The Wicked Witch of the West from the 1939 Classic "The Wizard of Oz"