RADIO TO WRAP, BAKE AND DECORATE BY

Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, December 12, 1981

CINNAMON BEAR (1937) Chapter 19 — To the Golden Grove! (13:00)

CHARLIE MC CARTHY SHOW (1940s) Edgar Bergen with a World War II Christmas program featuring Charlie McCarthy, Don Ameche, Joan Merrill, the 1,000 voice U.S. Navy Chorus, and Ray Noble and his orchestra. Charlie tries to memorize the poem, “The Night Before Christ­mas.” AFRS Rebroadcast. (12:20; 16:30)

CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN SHOW (1948) Jack Carson, Eve Arden and Edmund Gwenn as Santa Claus! Jack tries to convince Eve that there is a Santa. Christmas Seals. (14:30)

CINNAMON BEAR (1937) Chapter 10 — The Grand Wunky takes the Wintergreen Witch to exile in the Looking Glass Valley. (12:55)

RED SKELTON SHOW (12-19-51) Red stars with regulars Lurene Tuttle, Pat McGeehan, Rod O’Connor and David Rose and the Orches­tra. From the Skelton Scrapbook of Satire, Red and Company present “The Little Christ­mas Tree” featuring Junior, the Mean Little Kid, Deadeye, and Clem Kadiddlehopper. Norge Appliances, CBS. (8:20; 11:00: 10:30)

CINNAMON BEAR (1937) Chapter 21 — The Land of Ice and Snow. (12:40)

GAS RATIONING SPECIAL (World War II) Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor, Dinah Shore, George Burns and Gracie Allen, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra, and Bill Goodwin appear on behalf of the War Department in a public service program encouraging listeners to conserve fuel and observe gas rationing. (13:44)

THE WHISTLER (12-24-50) “Three Wise Guys” is the Whistler’s story for Christmas, starring John Brown, Marvin Miller, Bill Forman. Story by Damon Runyon. Signal Oil Co., CBS. (11:23; 8:11; 8:14)

CINNAMON BEAR (1937) Chapter 22 — Santa Claus introduces our travelers to Jack Frost. (12:00)