Bob Hope and company embark on their 1964 Christmas tour going from the freezing cold of Korea to the tropical heat of Thailand. Jill St. John demonstrates the latest dance moves and Anita Bryant serenades two soldiers.

Bob Hope, Kaye Stevens and Jerry Colonna poke fun at military "Sick Call." Jack Jones sings Wives and Lovers. Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri reads a telegram to the troops from Pres. Lyndon Johnson. The Nicholas Brothers tap dance.

Bob Hope and Phyllis Diller trade jokes, Bob Hope and Joey Heatherton do a song and dance, Anita Bryant sings Battle Hymn of the Republic, the Rev. Billy Graham gives service members a pep talk, and Dolores Hope sings White Christmas.

Bob Hope and Raquel Welch perform a comical medley of You Make Me Feel So Young/You're An Old Smoothie, Bob and Raquel also perform a comedy sketch, and Barbara McNair sings Silent Night.

Dick Albers does his comic trampoline act, Bob Hope and former professional football player Rosey Grier trade barbs, and the Golddiggers dance on deck for the crews of two passing destroyers. Ann-Margret sings to the troops.

Bob Hope sings to Miss World Eva Rueber-Staier. Connie Stevens invites four service members named Bill onstage to serenade with Wedding Bell Blues. Astronaut Neil Armstrong answers questions about being the first man on the moon.