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FIFTY YEARS OF ROYAL BROADCASTS BBC
(1) 12/25/32 The 1st of the Royal Christmas Broadcasts. King George V. speaks from Sandringham.
(1) 4/23/24 Very 1st broadcast of British monarch, King Geo.V. opens British Empire Exhibition.
(2) 6/12/33 King George V. opens the World Economic Conference in London.
(2) 9/26/34 King Geo. V. & Queen Mary speak at launching ceremony of the liner "Queen Mary"
(1) 1/27/34 Prince Edward (Prince of Hayles & Duke of Windsor) broadcast on voluntary service.
(1) 12/14/34 Unemployed Welch miners sing "Ebenezer" in the streets of London.
(1) 10/5/34 Announcement of Betrothal of Prince George (Duke of Kent) to Princess Marina.
(2) 11/29/34 Wedding of Prince George to Princess Marina of Greece.
(3) 5/6/35 The Silver Jubilee of King George V's Reign.
(1) Nov. /35 King George V. last Christmas broadcast.
(2) 1/20/36 Announcement by Stuart Hibbard: King George V. dies.
(1) 1/22/36 Proclamation of accession of Edward, Albert, Christian, George, Andrew, Patrick, David as: King Edward VIII.
(2) 1/28/36 Funeral of His Majesty King George V. at Windsor castle.
(2) 12/11/36 Prince Edward speaks to the Empire from Windsor Castle following his ABDICATION.
(3) 12/12/36 Proclamation of accession of Albert, Frederick, Arthur, George as King George VI.
(2) 6/12/37 Coronation of King George VI.
(60) 6/12/37 Last hour of the Coronation broadcast. NBC - short wave to the U.S.
(12) 6/12/37 King George VI's broadcast to the Commonwealth the evening of the Coronation.
(1) Other political voices of the time - Adolph Hitler.
(5) 5/8/39 Duke of Windsor's broadcast from Verdun.
(5) Sept./39 Onset of War.
(1) 10/13/40 Princess Elizabeth & Princess Margaret speak to children of the Empire.
(1) 12/25/39 King George VI's 1st Christmas broadcast of the War.
(2) 12/25/40 King George VI's message on the 2nd Christmas of the War.
(2) 12/25/42 King George VI's message on the 4th Christmas of the War.
(2) 12/25/44 King George VI's message on the last Christmas of the War.
(2) 5/8/45 King George VI's broadcast to people on the day of victory, VE-DAY.
(1) 12/25/45 King George VI's broadcast on the first Christmas of Peace.
(3) 4/21/47 Princess Elizabeth broadcasts her speech of dedication on her 21st birthday.
(2) 1/20/47 Wedding of Princess Elizabeth to Phillip Montbatten.
(3) 4/26/48 Silver Jubilee celebration of King George VI's reign.
(5) 2/15/52 Funeral of King George VI.
(3) March/53 Funeral of Queen Mary.
(5) 6/2/53 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
(2) 6/2/53 Fanfare from Coronation service "Vivat Regina" sung by scholars of Westminster.
(2) 6/27/53 Ceremony of the Keys in Scotland.
(1) Mr. Winston Churchill.
(2) 7/26/58 Her Majesty creates her eldest son, Charles, the "Prince of Wales".
(2) 5/6/60 Marriage of Margaret to Anthony Armstrong Jones.
(2) 2/22/69 Prince Philip at the Muscovite Society dinner.
(2) 12/16/69 Philip at Mansion House with a segment of his speech on conservation.
(2) 3/25/69 Prince Charles during a radio interview.
(2) 7/1/69 The Investiture of the Prince of Wales.
(2) 7/4/69 The Prince of Wales speaks at a Cymata Ganu.
(1) 11/23/72 The Princess Anne at the Institute of Journalists dinner.
(2) 11/20/72 Queen Elizabeth speaking at the Silver Jubilee luncheon.
(1) 4/30/74 Queen Elizabeth speaking at the State Banquet at Windsor Castle.
(2) 11/14/74 Wedding of Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips.
VOICES OF THE PAST
(60) VOICES OF THE PAST:
Kenneth Langtree remembers the "Charge of the Light Brigade" of Oct. 25, 1854.
Florence Nightengale - The Lady of the Lamp.
Thomas A. Edison speaks.
P. T. Barnum - 1890.
William Jennings Bryan - Gold Standard. 1896.
Lillian Russell; John Barrymore; Enrico Caruso's 1st recording; W.C. Handy- "The Blues"
Teddy Roosevelt- The Square Deal; Cmd. Robert E. Perry- 1st to the North Pole in 1909.
Teddy Roosevelt- The Bullmoose Party; Wm. Howard Taft; Eugeen P. Debbs- Socialist Party;
Pres. Woodrow Wilson- 1912 to Indians; Eva Langtree sings "I Don't Care"; Gen. John J. Pershing; Marshall Ferdinan Foch of France; Lennin; Henry Cabot Lodge- Isolationism;
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VOICES OF THE PAST
Carry Chapman- Woman's Vote; Corine Roosevelt Robinson- Woman's Suffrage;
Pres. Warren G. Harding- 1921; Will Rogers; Pres. Woodrow Wilson- 1914 & 1923;
Evangelist Billy Sunday on "Demon Rum"; Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.; W. C. Fields;
Emil Coue'- "Every Day, in Every Way, Things are getting better, and better"
Gertrude Stein; Bobby Jones, golfer; Jack Dempsy, boxer; Knute Rockney, coach;
Babe Ruth; Charles Lindbergh; Pres. Calvin Coolidge; Jimmy Walker, Mayor of N.Y.;
Amy Semple MacPherson; Prohibition; Figorella LaGuardia; Hitler Youth; Pres.
Herbert Hoover; MallatMa Ghandi; Dr. Albert Einstein; Depression; George Bernard Shaw;
Franklyn Delano Roosevelt.
(23) SOUNDS OF HISTORY
Glenn Miller; Atomic Test; Martin Luther King; 1940 James Stewart; Theodore Roosevelt
Al Smith; Calvin Coolidge & Charles Lindberg; Amelia Earhardt; Mary McCloud Bethune;
Albert Einstein; WPA (A Negro Chorus); Marion Anderson; Will Rogers; Eddie Cantor;
Gracie Allen & Jack Benny; OPA & Pete Seeger (A $ Ain't a $ Anymore); FDR;
Pres. D. Eisenhower; Winston Churchill; Carl Sandberg; Gen. Douglas MacArthur - "Old Soldiers never Die, They just Fade Away"; Adolph Hitler; John F. Kennedy; Kate Smith.
SIDE 2. TRACK 2.
(20) SLAVERY- An eyewitness.
(16) THE CIVIL WAR - An eyewitness by General Julius Howe.
(47) PILLAR IN THE GRAND ALLIANCE: Documentary on Winston Churchill & his finest hours.