Seasonal words and music spoken, sung and played by the boys and girls of Chetham's School, Manchester
including
Ding dong merrily on high
Oranges and Lemons
Toy Symphony
as well as readings from The Wind in the Willows, Christmas for Miss Moss

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for Christmas Day from St Mary's Parish Church, Moseley, Birmingham
Conducted by the Vicar, The Rev Lorys Davies
Children's drama and music as well as traditional carols are included in this Christmas service.

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A Christmas Appeal on behalf of the ancient Order of Chivalry by The Lord Prior
The best-known work of the Order in this country is St John Ambulance. Each year 200,000 people are trained in first aid, and they give over four million hours of Voluntary Service at all public occasions where first aid may be required.
Donations, preferably by crossed PO or cheque, to: [address removed]
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Stars Basil in Pantoland
featuring Derek Fowlds
With Pat Stark, Les Rawlings, Bob Hunter, Michael Clarke, John O'Neill, Terry Doogan, Dianne Greaves, Debbie Ash
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invites you to Meet the Kids who are spending Christmas Day in hospital.
In his own inimitable style Rolf Harris meets, chats to and entertains the patients and nurses at Queen Mary's Hospital for Children, Carshalton, Surrey. Supporting Rolf will be Coojeebear and The Bert Hayes Quintet

(Bert Hayes is in "Aladdin" at Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury)
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Starring Bruce Forsyth in his special Christmas programme, with umpteen Santa Clauses, Walt Disney characters, clowns, a pantomime and Family Couples from all over the country, including a special section for kids at home.
Ronnie Hazlehurst and his Orchestra
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A look back at the year's Top Pops
including discs by: CCS, Dave and Ansil Collins (No 1), Dawn (No 1), Clive Dunn (No 1), Dave Edmunds (No 1), Middle of the Road (No 1), Mixtures, Mungo Jerry (No 1), Gilbert O'Sullivan, Supremes, T Rex (No 1)
Introduced by Jimmy Savile
Top of the Pops Orchestra directed by Johnny Pearson
Pan's People

(Top of the Pops 71 Part 2, introduced by Tony Blackburn: Monday at 4.35 pm)
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A Christmas Day programme in which The Queen speaks to the Commonwealth.
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This great festive Big Top spectacular is shared with viewers all over Europe

Springboard with a Difference the catcher stands not on the ground but balanced on a huge rolling globe: The Sallay
Aeroplane Antics revolving high above the ring held only by his partner's teeth: the Circus Oscar-winning Antares
Jungle Giants a herd of Indian elephants presented by Wilson Smart with the gypsy girls
Laughs Galore from the boxing ring of The Fabulous Francescos
Grace in the Air suspended by her heels alone - swinging and spinning above the sawdust: from America, Francarro and Estreleta
Black Stallions from Holland presented by Yasmin Smart
Clown on the Bouncing Wire from Switzerland: Galetti
West Indian Contortionists brothers from the Island of Guadeloupe: The Coudoux
40ft Up on the High Wire
Two men high on a unicycle for the first time in Britain: the Czechoslovakian Berondini
Pedigree Pekes and a mongrel called Sheba
circus's funniest dog act presented by David Rosaire
Festive Finale: a real Christmas tree grows as you watch - and the fairy on the top is real

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Written by Ronnie Taylor from the book by Phil Park and Albert J. Knight
A traditional pantomime recorded at Wimbledon Theatre
starring Cilla Black as Aladdin

with Alfred Marks as Abanazar, Roy Castle as Wishee Washee, Norman Vaughan as Widow Twankey, Derek Dene as Chief of Police

(Cilla's Choice: page 5)
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with Richard Baker
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Introduced by Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker

Featuring Engelbert Humperdinck, Lulu, Vera Lynn, Harry Secombe, The New Seekers

Till Death Us Do Part
A reunion with the Garnett family specially written for Christmas
Starring Warren Mitchell and Dandy Nichols

Bachelor Father
Starring Ian Carmichael
with Diana King, Ian Johnson, Briony MacRoberts, Gaynor Jones, Geraldine and Jacqueline Cowper, Kevin Moran, Andrew Bowen, Peter Thornton

Dick Emery
Interviewer Gordon Clyde who meets Lampwick and Mandy and some 'bovver.'

A Policeman's Lot
Starring Eric Sykes and Hattie Jacques
with Tony Melody, Leslie Noyes

Look Mike Yarwood
Starring Mike Yarwood and Adrienne Posta

The Young Generation

Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra

(Ronnie Corbett is in Cinderella at the London Palladium; Ronnie Barker in 'Good Time Johnny' at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre; Eric Sykes in 'Big Bad Mouse' at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London)
(Christmas cover story: page 3)
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[Starring] Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren
with Alan Badel, Kieron Moore

In this high-tension adventure Gregory Peck plays an American professor at Oxford whose knowledge of hieroglyphics gets him mixed up with Arab spies.
Sophia Loren plays a seductive espionage agent - but for whom?
(Christmas Films: pages 14-15)
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A Christmas edition of Old-Time Music-Hall from the stage of the Famous Varieties Theatre, Leeds
(by arrangement with Stanley and Michael Joseph)
Terry Scott, Lynda Gloria, Jack Douglas
assisted by John Inman, Philip Smith and George Truzzi
John Boulter, Johnny Hart, Julie Fisher, The Turkenders
Chairman Leonard Sachs

(Terry Scott is in 'Cinderella' at the London Palladium; John Boulter in 'The Magic of the Minstrels' at the Victoria Palace; Jack Douglas and George Truzzi in 'Dick Whittington' at the Wimbledon Theatre; John Inman in 'Cinderella' at the Coventry Theatre)
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A romantic look at the countryside and its resilience to change.
Introduced by Duncan Carse
(from Bristol)
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Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh considers a Nativity painting
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