Couch and Coffee Table

Couch And Coffee Table round out January of 2024 with another Alfred Hitchcock thriller. The Screen Director's Playhouse and their adaptation of Lifeboat directed by Alfred Hitchcock and stars Tallulah Bankhead. This adaptation aired on November 16, 1950.

Couch And Coffee Table present the radio series Academy Award and their adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent which aired on July 24, 1946.

Couch And Coffee Table present The 39 Steps adapted by Studio One and aired on March 23, 1948.

Couch and Coffee Table present their first show for the 2024 year. Lux Radio Theatre's adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's film Strangers On A Train which aired on December 2, 1951.

For this podcast, Couch And Coffee Table present another adaptation of A Christmas Carol. The CBS Radio Mystery Theater presented this adaptation on December 24, 1975.

Couch And Coffee Table present another holiday show for the season. Bing Crosby does an international sing along with special guests in A Christmas Sing With Bing. This show was a regular Christmas series from 1955 to 1962, this particular show is from December 24,1956.

Couch And Coffee Table present another Cary Grant classic. The Screen Guild Theater (AKA The Screen Guild Players) present an adaptation of The Bishop's Wife with Cary Grant, Loretta Young and David Niven from the 1947 film. Screen Guild Theater aired this show on March 1, 1948.

Couch And Coffee Table kick off the month of December with three super hero Christmas stories from Peter Pan/Power Records, they are:

1. Superman in Light Up The Tree, Mr. President

2. Batman in The Christmas Carol Caper

3. Wonder Woman in Prisoner Of Christmas Island

To close out November Chillers, Couch And Coffee Table present a dark Christmas story from Suspense. Back For Christmas stars Peter Lorre and this episode of Suspense aired on December 23, 1943.

Couch And Coffee Table presents another November Chiller. This episode is from the radio series Suspense and it's called The White Rose Murders starring Maureen O'Hara and it aired on July 6, 1943.