Couch and Coffee Table

The replacement episode. The original episode 53 was The Mercury Theatre's adaptation of The Count Of Monte Cristo starring Orson Welles. Due to technical difficulties, this show has been withdrawn. We present Theatre Guild On The Air's adaptation of David Copperfield starring Boris Karloff and aired on Dec.24,1950. 

For this episode, Mike and Heather present The Murders In The Rue Morgue From The Weird Circle on Jan.2,1944. This is an adaptation based on the story by Edgar Allen Poe, it is also considered one of the first modern mystery stories. Mike and Heather briefly talk about Poe and later discuss movies for St. Patrick's Day.

For this episode, we present another adaptation of classic literature, The Count Of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas. It is presented here by The Mercury Theatre Starring Orson Welles. It originally aired on Aug.29,1938.

This episode is from The Weird Circle and it is Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde from April 29,1945.

For today's episode, we present Orson Welles and the rest of the cast of The Campbell Playhouse with their adaptation of Mutiny On The Bounty. This originally was aired Jan.13,1939.

March is here and so we begin a month of episodes whose theme is classic literature and mysteries. Our first episode is from Lux Radio Theater and is called The Dark Corner. It starred Lucille Ball and it aired Nov.10,1947 on CBS Radio.

For this episode, we present the Abbott And Costello Show with special guest star Cary Grant. The Abbott And Costello Show for today is called Cary pays a visit and it aired on April 6,1944. This episode is also dedicated to our departed family member Edgar October.

Another Episode of The Mel Blanc Show. This one is called The Astrologer and it aired on Nov.19,1946. There is a volume level drop in the last few seconds of this show.

This Episode presents the rarely heard Mel Blanc Show. This Episode is called The New Radio and it aired on Nov.5,1946.

Presented in this episode is The Edgar Bergan Show With Charlie McCarthy. This radio show first aired on Nov.9,1952 with special guest star Marilyn Monroe.