For a small taste of this great
series,
listen to the preview below.
This show comes on 3 CDs in MP3
Format
Get Over 630 Episodes, 150 Plus
Hours
Of Laughs With The Arbuckle's
The Couple Next Door was another Peg Lynch series. The Couple Next Door
began in 1953 and went to 1957 on Chicago's WGN. It moved to the Mutual
Broadcasting System in the Summer of 1957. The married couple was played by
Olan Soule and Elinor Harriot. It was revived on CBS
Radio (December 30, 1957 to November 25, 1960) with Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce
as the unnamed married couple.
The Couple Next Door reprised Ethel and Albert from the Private Lives of
Ethel and Albert, a radio and television comedy series about a married
couple, Ethel and Albert Arbuckle, living in the small town of Sandy Harbor.
It was created by Peg Lynch who scripted and portrayed Ethel. The series
first aired on local Minnesota radio in the early 1940s,
followed by a run on NBC, CBS, and ABC from May 29, 1944 to August 28, 1950.
The new name The Couple Next Door was necessitated because Lynch had long
since lost the rights to the original title.
That still wasn't the end of the show. Lynch and Bunce brought the show to
NBC's legendary weekend programming block Monitor in 1963, performing three-
to four-minute vignettes not unlike the original 15-minute shows. Their
presence continued a Monitor tradition of
offering new material from classic radio favorites.
So sit back and enjoy over 150 hours and over 630
episodes of laughter with The Couple Next Store.
The following episode list is for
the first 100 episodes only, they are over 530 more episodes to enjoy!
CND 571230 001 New Years
Resolutions Lost Ca
CND 571231 002 Betsy’s Pushed by the Kendall K
CND 580101 003 Phone Call to Mexico City
CND 580102 004 Liability Insurance
CND 580103 005 Betsy Wants a Dog
CND 580106 006 Getting Ready to go to a Wedding
CND 580107 007 Home Movies
CND 580108 008 Paul Jr.'s Arithmetic
CND 580109 009 Garage Door
CND 580110 010 New Hat From Pierre’s
CND 580113 011 Cake Recipe
CND 580114 012 Night in the Guest Room
CND 580115 013 Hot Water Heater
CND 580116 014 Feeling Tired
CND 580117 015 Flying to New York
CND 580121 017 Book Borrowing
CND 580122 018 Invitation
CND 580123 019 Over for Bridge
CND 580124 020 Telling Betsy About the Baby
CND 580127 021 Is the Couple in the Restaurant
CND 580128 022 Betsy is Asked to Go to the Ball
CND 580129 023 Splashed With Mud
CND 580130 024 The Family Reunion
CND 580131 025 The Ice Carnival
CND 580203 026 Lost Coat at Restaurant
CND 580204 027 The Jewelry Store Robbery
CND 580205 028 To the Police Station for Quest
CND 580206 029 Betsy’s Eating and Table Manner
CND 580207 030 Getting Rid of Things
CND 580210 031 House for Sale
CND 580211 032 To Sell or Not to Sell
CND 580212 033 Signing the Papers
CND 580213 034 Going Out for the Evening
CND 580214 035 Looking at Lakefront Property
CND 580217 036 Betsy Runs Away
CND 580218 037 Helping Mrs. Haines
CND 580219 038 Meeting Mr. Rogers
CND 580220 039 Waiting Outside Department Store
CND 580221 040 Problems With the Lake Property
CND 580224 041 Betsy Wants to be a Hollyhock
CND 580225 042 Taking Coat off Trick
CND 580226 043 Painting of Ancestor
CND 580227 044 Looking at Apartments
CND 580228 045 The Broken Dish
CND 580303 046 The Ant Farm
CND 580304 047 The Long Distance Call
CND 580305 048 Betsy the Model
CND 580306 049 The School Bus
CND 580307 050 The Drivers Test
CND 580310 051 Asking Betsy to Pose
CND 580311 052 The Pencil Sharpener
CND 580312 053 Negotiating the Price
CND 580313 054 The New Dress
CND 580314 055 Elsa and Hubby Drop in for
CND 580318 057 Contest for Trip to Hawaii
CND 580319 058 Second Thoughts About Betsy
CND 580320 059 The Dentist Bill
CND 580321 060 The Claytons Come to See the House
CND 580324 061 The Deal Goes Through
CND 580325 062 Taking Betsy’s Picture
CND 580326 063 A Noise in the Attic
CND 580327 064 The Green Dye
CND 580328 065 Driving Lessons
CND 580331 066 Colored Bathroom Fixtures
CND 580401 067 April Fools Day
CND 580402 068 Chickens and Rabbits
CND 580403 069 Sick Rabbits
CND 580404 070 Church on Good Friday
CND 580407 071 The Truth About Betsy’s Picture
CND 580409 073 The Old Chair
CND 580410 074 What’s Wrong With Brownie
CND 580411 075 Father Knows Best
CND 580414 076 Filling Out Income Tax Forms
CND 580415 077 New Plans for Laundry Room
CND 580416 078 Betsy’s Photo
CND 580417 079 Returning a Can Opener
CND 580418 080 Searching for Water
CND 580421 081 A Dollar From Aunt Effie
CND 580422 082 Brownie Brings Home a Turkey
CND 580423 083 The House Lacks Something Cute
CND 580424 084 Herbs Wedding Invitation
CND 580425 085 Mr. Wright the Milkman
CND 580429 087 A Dress for the Wedding
CND 580430 088 Making May Baskets
CND 580501 089 Your Slip is Showing
CND 580502 090 Getting Dressed for the Wedding
CND 580505 091 Making a Salad
CND 580506 092 Bringing Mr. Rogers Home for Dinner
CND 580507 093 Inheriting Money
CND 580508 094 Betsy Pays Off Her Debt
CND 580509 095 Pretending No One is Home
CND 580512 096 Packing for Trip to Boston
CND 580513 097 Getting Started for Boston
CND 580514 098 Driving To New York
CND 580515 099 Dinner With an Old Boyfriend
CND 580516 100 The Antique Spinning Wheel
CND 580519 101 A Tour of Boston
CND 580520 102 Another Tour of Boston
CND 580521 103 Visiting Aunt Effie’s Old Friend
CND 580522 104 Visiting the House of Seven Gab
Plus over 530 more episodes
We want to thank Wikipedia
for some of the background information on this show.
Presented for your enjoyment is an entire
episode for you to sample.
Order Today,
Only $21.97
To order off line, please use our Mail
Order Form, click here.
Production Notes
Source
Material:
Please note that the
DVDs/CDs whether video or audio are produced with the original film
footage or audio stock. We have deliberately left in all the slight
imperfections which adds to the nostalgia, charm and wonder of these
vintage DVDs and old time radio shows. All are compiled from public
domain sources.
Packaging:
Our DVDs are produced and
then packaged in full size DVD cases for easy storage with your other
DVDs. We do not use plastic
CD style or slim line cases.
Video
DVDs:
The DVDs are designed to
play on all home and computer DVD players, they are region free, NTSC
productions. We use only high quality DVD media to maximize
compatibility. The vast majority of DVD players work fine with our DVD
discs. Still, there are some that may experience problems, this
compatibility issue does exist for a small percentage of older DVD
players in use today.
Radio
Show CDs & DVDs:
The MP3 CDs and DVDs are
playable on any computer with a DVD/CD drive and an MP3 player such as
Window Media Player. The CDs will also play in CD players which accept
MP3 files. This includes both home and auto players. Also, we've found
that many DVD players will play MP3 files. The individual episode
files have been left accessible so that they can be transferred to
portable devices or CDs for your convenience.
How We
Ship:
We ship by USPS
Priority Mail for a number of reasons. Our customers enjoy quick
delivery of their purchases; we have a means of tracking a package in
the rare case of a shipping problem; and most importantly, YOU have a
means of knowing that your purchase has been mailed and YOU can also
track it. All DVDs come in DVD cases, just like you get at the store.
We do not use plastic CD style or slim line cases.
Shipping Charge:
Shipping charges are dependent upon
number of titles ordered. Please see our shipping page for full
description.
Payments
Accepted:
We accept all major credit cards and debit
cards through PayPal, in addition to direct PayPal payments.
We
also accept personal check and money orders. We reserve the right to
hold personal checks until they clear.
Guarantee: We
offer a full 30 day money back guarantee on all items purchased. If
for any reason you are not satisfied with the item, just return it in
as new condition for a full refund of the purchase price. (S&H is not
refundable.)
Copyright 2007, DeFiore Enterprises All
Rights Reserved
Order Today,
On 3 CDs Only $21.97
Send mail to chuckandsue at whenlifewassimpler.com with questions or comments about
this web site.
