Talk:The Cinnamon Bear

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Tommy Carr

Please note your link on this name connects to an article on an Irish football (soccer) player by the same name, and not to info on the radio actor listed. I don't know how to correct this myself, but perhaps someone else can. User: JeffM, 18 June 2013

I'm modifying this entry with many facts from The First Generation Radio Archives site about TCB (i.e. the first broadcast was Nov. 26, 1937, as opposed to "according to ... the show was first broadcast...")KXL 19:48, 29 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Link to download

Someone just removed the link to download it. I personally found it helpful. Thoughts to whether or not it should be at the bottom of the article? --Viper007Bond 09:20, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Walter Tetley

As both a fan of the old time radio actor Walter Tetley and a listener familiar with the voices in THE CINNAMON BEAR, I believe I can state categorically that Walter Tetley was not the actor who played Jimmy in TCB. Anyone can verify this by listening to any example of Tetley as Leroy or Julius followed immediately by any example of Jimmy from TCB. The voices of the two actors simply have completely different timbres. In my opinion the suggestion that Tetley played Jimmy should be removed from the article unless there is strong documentary evidence supporting it. (No44ns864962 09:23, 9 December 2006 (UTC))[reply]

Criticism

Nowhere in this article does it explicitly state that this program has been repeated on radio every year since, well, whenever. Nor does it state which markets it is broadcast -- I know it is run on KXL here in Portland, OR. And here in PDX it's been associated with a local department store for most of that time (Lipmann's until it was bought by Frederick & Nelson's in the 1970's, then by that chain until it went out of business.) -- llywrch (talk) 14:42, 20 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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