Description: The same afternoon there is an official visit to Finchley Memorial Hospital by Lord and Countess Athlone and the Mayor. The staff are lined up outside the hospital to greet them as their cars arrive. There are more shots inside the hospital as they visit a child in a ward. The film then moves on to 'carnival time' with views of the beflagged streets and a decorated trolleybus. The carnival parade moves through town led by a marching band. The parade contains a number of decorated vehicles including a bath shaped car advertising Ewart's Geysers, a vintage car advertising Johnnie Walker whiskey, a car made to look like a train's locomotive for Express Dairy, a car for The Lendown Car Mart, and cars for Pullen Outfitters, Hirst Motors of Golders Green, Finchley and Barnett School of Acting & Dancing, and Thorne's Flour. In-between the cars there are bagpipers, boy scouts, and children and adults in fancy dress. The carnival itself features fairground stalls and rides, including a helter skelter. At night the decorated buildings and trolleybus in town are illuminated with decorative lights. At King Edward Hall on Hendon Lane there is a Charter Ball where the great and the good watch some dance performances. At the Children's Festival, there is a free cinema show, a line of kids are queued up outside the cinema to watch the political comedy drama 'Gabriel over the White House'. Some younger children enjoy a formal tea party at their school. A match of junior football sees Finchley schoolboys up against their Barnet foes. The film concludes with some of the older Finchley residents being delivered by car to Avenue House for their own Charter celebration.