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Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 19, 1943 White Christmas (w/The Bobby Tucker Singers) Note: Most of this 15 minute broadcast was done as a Christmas letter to his "pal" Joe, who was fighting overseas. It is a moving segment, given the home front scene during WWII. Your Hit Parade (CBS) December 23, 1944 White Christmas Frank Sinatra In Person (CBS) December 25, 1944 Silent Night White Christmas Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 5, 1945 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow O Little Town Of Bethlehem/Silent Night (w/The Pied Pipers) Note: Performed in dress rehearsal was a Christmas medley with The Mitchell Boys Choir. It was not done on the show, but a V-Disc was recorded at the rehearsal and issued. Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 19, 1945 White Christmas Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 26, 1945 Let's Start The New Year Right (w/Bob Mitchell Choir) Songs By Sinatra (CBS) November 27, 1946 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 18, 1946 Jingle Bells Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Silent Night Radio Reader's Digest (CBS) “Room For A Stranger” December 19, 1946 Silent Night Songs By Sinatra (CBS) December 25, 1946 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (w/Page Cavanaugh-celeste) Your Hit Parade (NBC) December 13, 1947 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow Your Hit Parade (NBC) December 20, 1947 Serenade Of The Bells Jingle Bells Your Hit Parade (NBC) December 27, 1947 Serenade Of The Bells White Christmas Guest Star #91 Treasury Dept. December 19, 1948 White Christmas Your Hit Parade (NBC) December 25, 1948 Silent Night Jingle Bells White Christmas Your Hit Parade (NBC) January 1, 1949 All I Want For Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth) Guest Star No. #144 Treasury Dept. December 26, 1949 Winter Wonderland (w/The Jeff Alexander Choir) The Lord's Prayer (w/The Jeff Alexander Choir) Note: both of these "airchecks" appear on the CD: Christmas Songs by Sinatra (Sony/Legacy) Light Up Time (NBC) December 24, 1949 Winter Wonderland Light Up Time (NBC) February 13, 1950 White Christmas The Bob Hope Show (NBC) December 25, 1951 Guest: Bing Crosby, with Sinatra as surprise guest Silent Night (w/Bing) The Bob Hope Show (NBC) December 24, 1953 Sinatra as guest Jingle Bells (w/Hope) Frank & Bob also perform in two Christmas comedy sketches To Be Perfectly Frank (NBC) December 18, 1953 I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
The Frank Sinatra Show (CBS) December 23, 1950 Jingle Bells Adeste Fideles/Silent Night I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Winter Wonderland Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas The Frank Sinatra Show (CBS) December 11, 1951 Jingle Bells (w/The Andrews Sisters The Frank Sinatra Show (CBS) December 18, 1951 Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town The Frank Sinatra Show (CBS) December 25, 1951 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas The Frank Sinatra Show (ABC) December 20, 1957 Guest: Bing Crosby Mistletoe And Holly Jingle Bells (w/Bing) Happy Holidays (w/Bing) Medley: It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/Away In A Manger/O Little Town Of Bethlehem Medley: Deck The Halls/God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen/Hark! The Herald Angels Sing/Adeste Fideles (w/Bing & chorus) Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town Medley: The Christmas Song/White Christmas (w/Bing) The Dean Martin Christmas Show (NBC) December 21, 1967 Frank as guest, with both families Marshmallow World (w/Dean) We Wish You The Merriest (w/families) Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Silent Night (w/Dean) The Dean Martin Show (NBC) December 31, 1970 Frank as guest Auld Lang Syne (w/Dean) The Most Joyful Mystery December 24, 1980 The First Noël All Star Party For Dutch Reagan (NBC) December 8, 1985 Frank as guest Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas