Elvis Presley (1st appearance) - ""Don't be Cruel"" (with the Jordanaires), ""Love Me Tender,"" ""Ready Teddy"" and ""Hound Dog."" --Charles Laughton (guest host) - reads limericks, poems & does stand-up comedy routine titled ""Little Girl And Wolf"" (about the sadistic side of Little Red Riding Hood). --Dorothy Sarnoff - sings ""Something Wonderful"" (in a scene from the ""King And I"") --Amru Sani (female singer from India wearing traditional Indian clothes) - ""I'm In The Mood For Love"" and ""My Bolero"" --The Vagabonds (novelty quartet) - ""The Queens Ruler,"" ""I Wonder"" & ""How You Gonna Keep Em' Down on the Farm,"" followed by comedy routine. --Conn And Mann (duo tap dances to ""Tea For Two"") --Amin Brothers (acrobats)

--Elvis Presley (2nd appearance) - ""Don't Be Cruel,"" ""Love Me Tender,"" ""Love Me"" (with the Jordanaires) and ""Hound Dog"" (with the Jordanaires).

Other guests: --Senor Wences - ventriloquist with Pedro (head in box) and Johnny (hand puppet) --Joyce Grenfell (comedian) - sings ""Countess of Cotlet"" --Scene from Broadway show ""The Most Happy Fella"" (including songs ""Happy to Make Your Acquaintence"" and ""Big D"") --Little Gaelic Singers (children's chorus from Ireland) - ""Dancin' Song,"" ""Dandlin Song"" and ""Believe Me""

--Unus - Circus act in top hat & cape (introduced by Scampi - little boy in top hat)

Audience bows: Robert Webb; Earl Wilson; DJs from Ottawa

Elvis Presley (Hound Dog, Heartbreak Hotel, Love Me Tender, Don't Be Cruel, Too Much, When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again and Peace in the Valley.)

Carol Burnett (stand-up comedy)

Sugar Ray Robinson (interviewed by Sullivan after losing title fight, in jest Ed shows him how to box)

Arthur Worlsey (British ventriloquist) Lonnie Satin (I Believe)

Leny Eversong (El Cumbanchero, Cante Afre Cubano)

Nancy Crompton (ballet dancer)

The Six Gutis (Clowns & Men In Gorillas Suits)

Bory & Bor (sight gag - a man is wearing a costume which makes him looks like two people dancing)

Audience bows: Don Budge; Jackie Robinson (newly retired); Gene Ward; Jimmy Lanno