Selected Originals - Long Live The Queen Aka Proclamation At The Royal Exchange (1952)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Selected originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for story "Long Live The Queen" - 52/13.
Extra material for Newsreel Story - some shots not used.
London, England
(Very poor sound - neg sound)
Various shots of ceremony of the Proclamation at St. James's Palace including reading proclamation by the Herald, fanfare and God Save the Queen. Various shots of St James' as the National Anthem is played.
(Sound now good)
Reading of Proclamation outside Royal Exchange. The National Anthem is played. Three cheers are raised for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (formerly Princess Elizabeth). The dignitaries process away. Various shots of flags flying on buildings.
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A long and glorious reign indeed.
Yes indeed
Here on this 10th day of September in the year of our most gracious and glorious Lord 2022 after watching the proclamation of King Charles lll.
Only noticeable difference was the way the year was said, hats off to the high levels of tradition.
Same here
Really unbelievable
Really unbearable
@@LordStonemaker Then why on earth are you here?
You sound like dweeb - imagining kings & Queens & Alf & dwarfs in the year of our Todd 2022 😂
And now it is over, rest in peace your Majesty. God Save the King.
The mention of the crowds recording King Charles III's proclamation on cameraphones actually left me in awe.
Queen Elizabeth's reign started in this black and white film in theaters and the dawn of television in a few homes...and concluded in 4K color available to view on portable devices practically anywhere around the world. Truly glorious weathering the advances in technology and the rollercoasters of global politics with grace and dignity.
It's word for word the same as old Charlie boys. Tradition fascinates me
No, it’s not word for word. For example, the phrase ‘Gentlemen of Quality’ was omitted for reasons only God and those involved know.
@@MarvinClarence too "binary and sexist" for this woke generation 🤡
And they also did not say "high and mighty Prince", I can imagine why
First accession in colour and on television, smartphones and social media on Saturday. Technology has come a long way during the Queen’s reign
Watching this on the 11th of September 2022 and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign
God Save the King
And a glorious reign it has been.
God Save the Queen.
A long reign indeed. She will be missed. So glad someone uploaded this.
Whose here after watching Charles III Proclamation?
Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II.
Happened just recently as it happened in 1952. Traditions are a thing of beauty; unfortunately the modern world has an artificial desperation for ignoring them.
My country abolished Monarchy in 1946 and since then the new republic, like all others, has neglected our national history and our traditions. People have forgotten their identity and their sense of national pride and despise their country and traditions like those of the UK. I envy the English because of this.
Monarchies aren't perfect (what human system is?) but they have something that other types of government don't have: the entire thing of leadership isn't abstract or restricted to the cold letter of law, but literally a family surrounded by concrete symbols of governance and History. This is true when, for instance, some countries asked foreign royals to be their monarchs instead of inventing them out of thin air. Seems fancy but could've been an advantage in Germany in 1919: the embodiment of Germany itself, Kaiser Wilhelm II, would never accept a Hitler to get so much importance.
@@stagbeetle1050 many british people have no pride. And for those that do, the monarchy has no influence
R.I.E.P & Thank you Ma’am ❤️ 🕊
A long reign indeed, now we’re at the end of it. Long live the King!
Given at St. James's palace, the 6th day of February, in the year of our lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty two.
God save the king
Comparing George VI, Queen Elizabeth II and Charles III ‘s proclamations is interesting.
I wonder if any one of those people present considered that their new Queen might reign until 2022. I suppose the memory of Queen Victoria's long tenure was only 50 years old at that point... so, possibly!
RIP Queen Elizabeth!
I got a new pet today. Don't worry, the're easy to replace.
NOONE could have predicted her reign would be how it turned out. Truly remarkable. I was surprised when when exceeded Franz Joseph, just in terms of length - let alone benefit to her nation.
R.I.P. ❤🕊
Still better audio quality than my microphone
I didn’t know her middle names were Alexandra Mary. I’ve only known her as queen.
God save the queen ❤
سبحان الله .أنا ماعرفش ليه النفس البشرية بتخاف ليه من الموت رغم أن بعض النفوس طيبة ولم ترتكب أي حماقات مثل مذبحة دنشواي ياريت أبويه ما اتجوزك يامه
Would it really have sounded like that, or is this a result of the recording quality being worse than the broadcast quality?
I wonder if when this Proclamation was said, was the Queen still on the way back from Kenya?
In 1952
@@alfredestrada2729 yes
No, the Monarch has to be presant to take the oath before the proclamation is made.
Christian monarchies will forever be memorable
actually surprised that this mustache was still fashionable in 1952
……. And so, she lived long
Interesting that the flags were not at half mast for the death of King George
They are raised for the duration of the proclamation of the new monarch then lowered again.
How did he learn to speak bee 🐝
That's odd, I don't see any smart phones taking pictures...
It's old footage. Colored tv didn't exist in the past
@@gratisgratos Really? How did they upload it on UA-cam then back in the day?
That's odd, I don't see a single digit of IQ in your comment...
@@ramirosotto gottem
@@Akrafena I don't get your neo-lingua
3:03 Napoleon finally taking his hat off
:(
Sounds like if they taught a mosquito to speak English
The hell did bill murray have to do with this at 1:45?
Many Americans thought Hip Hip Hooray during Charles ceremony was copied from Sponge Bob 😂 -
no
How could this guy still carry a veritable Hitler mustache around, seven years after WW2? I mean, seriously?
Because it existed both before and after Hitler. He didn't invent the toothbrush mustache.