Friday, November 13, 1998 Published at 19:32 GMT
The Full Monarchy
Charles on the Full Monty: "I've seen it twice"
Friday's hectic schedule is rounded off at Buckingham Palace where he is being entertained by jugglers, unicyclists and an ultra-violet light display.
Earlier in the day, Charles attended a Full Monty party at the Langsett Foundation in Sheffield - a showcase for the work of the Prince's Trust.
Encouraged by one of the stars of the hit British film about Sheffield strippers, Hugo Speer, who played Lunchbox, the prince joined in with recreating the famous "Job Centre".
"I liked the film so much, I've seen it twice."
Mr Speer said: "He's a natural. He asked me for a few tips, but didn't need them.
"It looks like he's been practising in his bedroom."
Then it was back to London for a party hosted by his parents the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. It also features choirs, bands and a host of celebrity guests from entertainment, politics and the media.
VIPs include Prime Minister Tony Blair, Conservative leader William Hague, Liberal leader Paddy Ashdown, and former Prime Ministers Baroness Thatcher and Sir Edward Heath.
And boy band Al!ve, who wrote to Buckingham Palace asking if the Queen could help them set up a gig in London, will be playing a seven-song set at the party.
The prince's companion, Camilla Parker Bowles, will be hosting another party for him on Saturday.