SUMMARY: A Christmas radio program with hosts Bert Nelson and Fran McCubbin and their guest, coastal missionary Canon Alan Greene and his portable organ, "Little Jimmy."

Item consists of a sound recording of a radio play by CJOR staff members Pat Burns, June Haslam, Dineen Grant, etc. with host and narrator R.J. McNicol. The recording was broadcast on December 26, 1987.

SUMMARY: A Christmas program featuring the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and performances by professional musicians. [Side 2 of both discs: blank.];

SUMMARY: Series not identified. This program is entitled "An Original Christmas", and documents the religious persecution of the Jewish people. The program features music, readings and narration.;

SUMMARY: "Audience" was an arts program presented from Vancouver. This episode, "Mystery Play Of The Nativity", is a play about the birth of Jesus Christ, fashioned from the mystery plays performed by the medieval guilds at Chester and York during the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. This production, presented in Ryerson Church in Vancouver on 10 December 10 1980, was a version previously adapted for radio by Andrew Allan. The music is by Healey Willan and performed by the Vancouver Chamber Choir, Chamber Orchestra and instrumentalists conducted by Jon Washburn. The stage production was directed by Peter Haworth; the studio realization of Mr. Haworth's stage production was by Norman Newton and Bill Seebach.

SUMMARY: "BC Folio" was a weekly program featuring items of interest to BC listeners, including interviews with British Columbians of diverse backgrounds. "BC Folio" was broadcast from 1971 to 1976 on the Paci;fic Network, first on AM and later on FM. This episode is a documentary consisting of interviews and sounds about the City Of Vancouver Christmas Carolers on the water. Carolers go on boats and sing t;o all of the sailors in the harbor who won't be with their families for Christmas. Jurgen Hesse also interviews Vancouver Salvation Army volunteers who try to raise money to help needy families have a; pleasant Christmas.;

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: First 15 minute of a choir performance from the Canada Packers plant in Montreal. Introduced by Stanley Brock, vice-president of the company. [SIDE 2: blank.];

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Program of Christmas music; sponsored by Canada Packers Ltd. [SIDE 2: blank.];

SUMMARY: A half-hour fantasy from Vancouver. A child, played by Olive Sturgess, falls asleep while listening to the radio. In her dream, she meets many of the people that she has heard to on the air. Betty Phi;llips plays the Christmas Fairy who brings the people from the radio to play her songs.;

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0298 SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Part 1 (12:25). SIDE 2: Part 3 (2:29); deleted [?] (1:30); closing theme (0:44); Part 5 (1:02).;

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0299 SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Part 2 (3:04); Part 6 (0:24); opening theme (2:27); Part 4 (2:06). [SIDE 2: blank.];

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Four Christmas songs sung by Juliette, accompanied by a vocal quartet and the Ricky Hyslop Orchestra: "There's no Christmas like a home Christmas", "It's a marshmallow world in the winter", "There's magic beneath the mistletoe", and "The Merry Christmas polka". SIDE 2: Identical to side 1.

SUMMARY: A Christmas day program from Vancouver, featuring a 34-piece orchestra under Ricky Hyslop, with such soloists as Juliette, Betty Phillips, Pat Morgan, Ed McCurdy and Don Gerrard, and a small vocal gro;up called The Caroleers. Highlights include a medley of tunes from "The King And I"; a romantic winter sketch written by Eric Nicol, with lyrics by Norman Campbell. Announcer: Bill Bellman. See also T;4352:0053 item 2.;

SUMMARY: A Christmas program from Vancouver, featuring a 34-piece orchestra under Ricky Hyslop, with vocalists Juliette, Betty Phillips, Pat Morgan, Ed McCurdy and Don Gerrard, and The Caroleers. This excerpt ;includes "Snowbound", a romantic winter sketch written by Eric Nicol, with lyrics by Norman Campbell. With James Johnston and Marlene Lightbody. See T4352:0022 item 03 for the remainder of show. The s;ketch comes came after the medley of songs from "King and I".;

SUMMARY: SIDE 1 (of both discs): 1945 CKWX Christmas program. SIDE 2 (both discs): blank.;

SUMMARY: 1950 CKWX Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: : cuts 1-20. SIDE 2: cuts 21-36;

SUMMARY: 1954 CKWX Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: 1948 CKWX Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: Christmas show introduction (1:45) & Fred Bass (0:50); Album of Memories introduction.;

SUMMARY: 1949 CKWX Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: 1955 CKWX Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: 1944 Christmas program.;

SUMMARY: Audio recording excerpts from the collection of Howard Hume. 1. Leckie shoe commercial. 2. Earle Connor on CKWX, 1943. 3. The CNR Porters on CNRV, 1933. 4. Western Canada Radio News on CKWX, 1934.; 6. King George V, Christmas message, 1933. Also includes: "Mr. Good Evening" [Earle Kelly]; Dr. J. Lyle Telford broadcast; the Sandy de Santis big band; and "Billy Blinkhorn" (a weekly children's program featuring a singing cowboy).

SUMMARY: SIDE 1 & 2: The King's Christmas Day message to the Empire, relayed via short-wave. Program has BBC opening and NBC closing announcement. Amateur off-air recording.;

SUMMARY: Off-air amateur recording.;

SUMMARY: A program sponsored by Nabob Foods and featuring the Ricky Hyslop Orchestra, with Ross Mortimer as MC, from the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. The songs featured are: "Roundup Time In Texas", "What A D;ifference A Day Makes", "Chickery Chick", "Embraceable You", and "White Christmas".;

SUMMARY: A program sponsored by Nabob Foods and featuring the Ricky Hyslop Orchestra, with Ross Mortimer as MC, from the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. The songs featured are "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town", "C;hristmas Song", "Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers", "I Want You For Christmas", Jingle Bells", "White Christmas", and "Silent Night". This program is Nabob's 50th year special Christmas show.;

SUMMARY: A program sponsored by Nabob Foods and featuring the Ricky Hyslop Orchestra, with Ross Mortimer as MC, from the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. The songs featured are "Jingle Bells", "White Christmas", ;"Santa Claus Is Coming To Town", "The Christmas Song", "Winter Wonderland", "Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers", and "Silent Night".;

SUMMARY: "Hotel Downbeat" was a Dixieland music and variety show, set at a fictional hotel in which the characters act and sing. This episode is a Christmas show featuring singer Barney Potts, the Lance Harris;on Band, Terry Dale, Bob Switzer, and singers Ruby Chamberlain and Doug Haskins. There are many Christmas songs, including "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" and "Silent Night".;