Story: The Twelve Days of Christmas (traditional)
Illustrated by JACK KENT Presenters
Carol Chell , Johnny Ball
The Bold Bad Bus, a book of rhyming stories from Play School: il.60

starring Debbie Reynolds Harve Presnell with Ed Begley , Jack Kruschen Hermione Baddeley
The rousing story of a tough Colorado backwoods girl who goes after money, social position - and love - with non-stop energy and enthusiasm.
Director CHARLES WALTERS
Holiday Films: pages 17-18

How would you feel if your only home was the pavement and your only illumination the ever-changing glow of traffic lights?
In this film, director Erwin Leiser looks at ' poverty row' life in India, Japan, Peru, Columbia and Thailand through the eyes of the children who have to endure it.
English script by JAMES CAMERON spoken by PETER USTINOV
Written and directed by ERWIN LEISER

Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters Trophy The Final
Brian Duncan (Lancashire) v
Denis Mercer (Cheshire)
Mercer, probably the best amateur in the game, faces Duncan, the champion of the professionals. Introduced by STUART HALL from the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool
Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Presented by NICK HUNTER
Series producer RAY LAKELAND (Manchester)

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Helen Mirren , James Maxwell and Patrick Campbell
Lynn Seymour , Simon Ward Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director PEGGY WALKER
Producer JOHNNY DOWNES (Manchester)

Music and carols for the season Steve Race introduces The Joy of Christmas
From Salt Lake City, the 400 ' Singing Saints ': a programme specially sung for Christmas.
Conducted by RICHARD P. CONDIE Organist ALEXANDER SCHREINER
With the WESTMINSTER ENSEMBLE
From the Central Hall, Westminster Musical associate TREVOR L. SHARPE Producer KEN GRIFFIN

by ROY KENDALL
The identity of the Salvation Army bandmaster's new young pupil is a mystery. But, discovering more about her, he is faced with an agonising dilemma.
Script editor ROBERT BUCKLER Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer ANNE HEAD Director JOHN BRUCE

Kula - a Reason for Giving
In the South Seas, east of New Guinea, lie a group of islands that are one of the world's most studied anthropological curiosities. Their inhabitants have evolved a system of intercommunication which is based on the exchanging of gifts from island to island. It is called the Kula.
This film follows one group as they set out on their annual odyssey in search of the Kula gifts. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Presented by TONY EDWARDS

by JOHN ELLIOT and JOHN KING starring and introducing
Simon lives on an isolated farm in the middle of Dartmoor with his mother and deaf-mute father. He has no school to go to, no other children to play with. His life centres around his animals, particularly a new friend - a fox.
Sound NIGEL WOODFORD , PETER COPELAND Film cameraman BERNARD HEDGES Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE Designer JOHN BONE Director JOHN KING

Songs, of course, and a surprising line in up-beat comedy with two of America's top entertainers and their guests
Tony Randall
The Honeycombs
Producers ALLAN BLYE and CHRIS BEARDE Director ART FISHER

Weather

starring
Laurence Olivier
David Niven , Merle Oberon with Flora Robson , Donald Crisp Hugh Williams
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Heathcliff, a half-gypsy orphan boy, is adopted by Earnshaw, owner of Wuthering Heights on the bleak Yorkshire moors. Here he grows up with Cathy, the daughter of the house, and the two fall in love. But their love is doomed to end in tragedy.
From the novel by EMILY BRONTE Director WILLIAM WYLER
Holiday Films: pages 17-18