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Christmas is a time for magic and miracles and this fantastical holiday tale is sure to touch your hearts and mark your souls with the true meaning of christmas. Cinnamon Bear is a wonderful Christmas fantasy adventure was written by author Glanville Heisch for children of all races and ages. The twins Judy and Jimmy are whisked off on a grand adventure by the Irish teddy bear, Paddy O' Cinnamon when someone takes the "Silver Star" from their christmas tree days before Christmas! With the help of their cuddly pal, they venture into the unknown world of Maybeland to reclaim the missing christmas ornament from the Crazy Quilt Dragon. Each episode of Cinnamon bear lasted for approximately fifteen minutes and were aired beginning from the end of November right until Christmas day. This classic old time radio serialization brought joy and laughter to the hearths and homes of families across America during the holidays, and the magic continues until today.

Embark on a Cinnamon Bear journey to Maybeland to match wits with the rhyming rabbit and outsmart the Crazy Quilt Dragon!

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Please enjoy these 27 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis	Rating
12.24.1937	episode 026 north pole	+ Program #26. Transco/Bruce Eells syndication, WSOY, Decatur, Illinois aircheck. "North Pole". Musi...
11.28.1937	promotional recording part 1	+ For several months John "Bud" Hiestand had the pleasure of handling the announcing assignment on t...

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I've loved OTR since I heard the Cinnamon Bear when I was 10 now I'm 41 and I still listen to it. I also think I would have done better in a different time- probably the 40s or 50s.

Jessica

I recommend "The Cinnamon Bear" to hear in holidays

Sandra

The Cinnamon Bear is a GREAT kids' story. I listen to it (I know, I know, it's a kid-story - but I'm an Old Coot) every year. We start Nov. 29: 26 episodes = 2 (Nov 29 & 30) + 24 (Dec 1-24), so that the last episode is on Christmas Eve. (And each episode is only about 12-13min, so yer kids/grandkids will LOVE this series...)

David

As always, this is one to share with your family at Christmas. The series was written by Glanville Heisch, and was originally sponsored by Wieboldt's Department Store in Portland, Oregon in 1937, then it was syndicated, and continues to be broadcast in this new century.

CINNAMON BEAR