British military patrolling Suez Canal zone in Egypt at Christmas time in 1950s

Title: "Christmas In The Canal Zone" superimposed over man dressed as Santa Claus handing out presents / VS ship coming through canal / two British patrol boats coming through canal / patrol boat going past ship / two Egyptian women and girl herding flock of sheep along embankment of canal are British soldier looks on / closer view of woman herding sheep / truck driving past trucks lined up at supply depot / VS British soldier taking something for inspection from Egyptian, two soldiers watching / soldiers pass along carton holding cake / VS soldiers picking up dead geese / two soldiers decorating front of truck with sign / CU sign "A Merry Xmas To All Children" / young girls gathered in group around "Santa Claus" as he hands out presents / closer view of three young girls in group / Santa handing out presents / EXT church where Christmas celebration is being held / CU sign in front "Church of St George" / British Commander Gen. George Erskine and wife walking out of church of towards camera / British officer and two female nurses posing for photo opportunity / VS group of officers and nurses and other people posing / Erskine and wife Ruby and daughter posing / British warplanes lined up at airfield / group of pilots standing and looking at map / planes taxiing / VS British soldiers standing at rear of truck manning roadblock / two soldiers standing next to jeep parked on road along edge of canal, ship coming through canal in background / four planes fly low overhead in formation / planes flying overhead in formation/ two soldiers examining truck and Egyptian driver at roadblock / three soldiers examining back of truck / soldier talking to Egyptian / three soldiers talking to Egyptian with camel / VS soldiers sitting at tables in mess hall eating Christmas meal / Erskine shaking hands with soldiers in mess hall / CU soldier drinking from bottle / soldiers sitting at table in mess hall / Note: exact year not known; documentation incomplete