Jump Jump and the Ice Queen

The run

Network

Syndicated

Years active

1940–1950

Surviving broadcasts

25

Genre

kids

JUMP JUMP AND THE ICE QUEEN Jump Jump, the 3-inch tall Elf was first conceived by the creative writing team of Mary McConnell and hubby Harry Hickox as an anchor character to introduce an initial series of some 65 vignettes of delightfully animated creature-based children's stories for year round, syndicated distribution through the Harry S. Goodman organization to radio stations across America. That initial syndication caught both the attention and entrepreneurial interest of Sampson R. Diamond, who sought to put a physical image and visual personality to the delightful 3-inch tall Elf. He contracted with the Hickox' syndicator, Harry S. Goodman to contract out the Hickox's for a 25-episode children's adventure anchored around the Christmas Holiday season. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “OTRR_Jump_Jump_Ice_Queen_Singles”; these recordings are in the public domain.