Introduced by Jeanne Heal.

I'd like you to meet...
Ethel Revnell, variety star, who plays Mother Goose in pantomime this year.

Roll up the Carpet!
Sydney and Mary Thompson show how to dance the Lancers.

Christmas Decorations
Jeanne Heal shows the party decoration specially designed for this programme by John Lawrence.

I Collect...
T. P. Camerer Cuss talks about his collection of watches.

Dressing Up
James Laver, with models in costume, argues the case for gayer clothes for men.

Dancing Time
Sydney and Mary Thompson dance the Fylde Waltz and invite everyone to join them in the Progressive Barn Dance.

(to 16.00)

Carols sung by members of the choir of Tolworth County Secondary Boys' School, under their Musical Director, G. B. Trory.

A play for Christmas Eve by P.D. Cummins.
(to 18.30)

Viewers join the crowds round the Christmas Tree for a programme of popular carols, organised by the Daily Mail.
Singing led by the St. Martin's Youth Choir accompanied by the Band of the Coldstream Guards.
Alan Morris describes the scene.

invites some new and old friends to a Christmas Eve Party.

A special Christmas Challenge Match of fifteen minutes each way.
What's My Liners: Lesley Storm, Jimmy Edwards, Elizabeth Allan, Gilbert Harding
Twenty Questioners: Anona Winn, Jack Train, Joy Adamson, Richard Dimbleby
'Lines' men: Eamonn Andrews, Gilbert Harding
and the week's 'Celebrity'

('What's My Line?' is devised by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, and is televised by arrangement with the Columbia Broadcasting System and Maurice Winnick)

Written and told by John Slater.

As Christmas Eve draws to its close, Father Agnellus Andrew, O.F.M., in a short devotional programme, explains the meaning of the Crib.

(sound only)