Queen Opens Parliament Aka State Opening Of Parliament (1958)

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  • čas přidán 12. 04. 2014
  • Full title reads: "Queen Opens Parliament".
    Intertitle reads: "With historical ceremonial, filmed for the first time, Her Majesty inaugurates new session."
    Zoom shot, outwards from centre spire of Houses of Parliament, London. BV Elevated, peers and visitors in House of Lords awaiting arrival of Queen, pan up to throne. CU Coat of arms. GV Crown being brought in escorted by Yeomen of the Guard (Beefeaters). Crown is handed to Lord Great Chamberlain who turns and walks towards camera with crown and places it on table. Yeomen of the Guard turn and stand to attention. SV Lord Great Chamberlain standing looking at crown with Yeomen of the Guard standing to attention, Lord Chamberlain turns and walks away from crown. CU The Crown. SV Sword of State and Cap of Maintenance brought in, Sword of State handed to Viscount Bernard Montgomery and Cap of Maintenance to the Earl of Home (Alec Douglas-Home). CU Earl of Home holding the Cap of Maintenance to the Earl of Home. CU Earl of Home holding Cap of Maintenance and Viscount Montgomery holding the Sword of State. GV Duke and Duchess of Gloucester accompanied by the Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra to the House of Lords. CU Yeoman of the Guard. Angle shot, Big Ben showing the time to be 10.45 am. Various shots of Royal Coach on its journey to Palace of Westminster. Various Shots Search of the cellars of the Houses of Parliament. LV In House of Lords looking towards door through which the Queen will enter after coming from the Robing Room. GV Peers and visitors. standing. SV Doors, Lord Great Chamberlain comes forward and signals for doors to be opened. They open them to reveal Queen Elizabeth II in her robe and crown escorted by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, The Peers turn to face the camera and begin to walk towards camera. SV Queen with Duke making their way towards the throne. LV Queen and Duke walking towards camera. GV Ditto, they pass under the camera, and just the page boys holding her train are left in picture.
    State Opening of Parliament - Palace of Westminster, London.
    GV House of Lords rising. LV Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh walking slowly to the throne, the Queen mounts the steps to the throne, she sits down and gives permission for the Lords to be seated. Lord Great Chamberlain comes forward and receives the Queen's command that the Speaker and Members of House of Commons be summoned. LV Black Rod (General Sir Brian Horrocks) at the Bar bows the Queen, turns and leaves the Chamber. SV Members of Lords seated together with three women peeresses without hats. CU Ditto, showing another peeress without hat. SV Members of Royal Family waiting, including Duchess of Gloucester Duchess of Kent, Princess Alexandra and others. SV Queen seated on the throne waiting for the return of Black Rod. GV Speaker of House of Commons returning to bar followed by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Mr Hugh Gaitskell. SV Various members of House of Commons standing, pan to Prime Minister who is putting on his glasses. LV Lord Chancellor, Viscount Kilmuir advances to throne and drops on one knee and offers the Queen the printed speech, Lord Chancellor moves slowly backwards down the steps. SV The Queen speaking. Dubbing shot of Duke listening. Various shots of the Queen speaking ('The Queen's Speech'). SV Lord Chancellor receiving back from the Queen the printed speech.
    Cataloguer's Note: The Coverage of the Queen's Speech concentrates on foreign affairs, there are no quotes about home issues - MD.
    Selected originals exist for this item - see other records.
    Interesting paperwork about thsi ceremony is found in the issue file.
    FILM ID:1549.24
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Komentáře • 15

  • @mided2119
    @mided2119 Před 2 lety +9

    Pause at exactly 5:08 and you can see, in addition to Macmillan and Gaitskell: Nye Bevan (behind Gaitskell), Harold Wilson (next to Bevan), Jim Callaghan (far right corner) and Ted Heath (looking directly into the television camera, wearing a pair of black spectacles).

  • @anenglishmanplusamerican7107

    I am her majesties subject. I cannot be more prouder to hear 1957's voice and may be the first speech in the English parliament being recorded for the people to watch.......... edit, as much as I love her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second, now I am the subject of his Majesty king Charles the third, since her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, the second has left the Earth and she's in a better place. May her Majesty rest in peace, and long live the king. God save the King.

  • @josemariasernacamaron3167
    @josemariasernacamaron3167 Před 9 lety +39

    Dios salve a la Reina, Isabel II del Reino Unido de la Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte y sus otro dominios.

  • @johnfitzpatrick6544
    @johnfitzpatrick6544 Před 2 lety +13

    The narrator couldn't even pronounce Lord Home's name correctly. And he was English! It's pronounced "Hume" not "Home"

    • @RB-747
      @RB-747 Před rokem +4

      Don't forget that Home is a Scottish name...

  • @shantitanggaiah4689
    @shantitanggaiah4689 Před 3 měsíci

  • @George_1Cross
    @George_1Cross Před rokem +6

    GOOD WISHES TO "QUEEN MOTHER ELIZABETH".

  • @phucly2946
    @phucly2946 Před rokem +3

    God save the queen

    • @hnitsua
      @hnitsua Před rokem +1

      I like that people are still saying this as if she’s still alive right now. Her legacy remains( dat timing that I searched up her opening of parliament from the 50s in this, was 21 hours ago)

  • @richardring272
    @richardring272 Před 2 lety +5

    I notice that Prince Philip was sitting off to one side. I wonder when they brought out the Consorts throne?

    • @johnking5174
      @johnking5174 Před 2 lety +8

      In 1967 he was provided with a consorts throne.

    • @juniormarshallhastings723
      @juniormarshallhastings723 Před 2 lety +5

      5:14 A consort’s chair was provided for The Queen’s consort on her left..... Then, after that event the Prince of Wales was provided a throne next to the Sovereign on her right.... The Prince of Wales is second in command to the Sovereign.... The Princess Royal was third in command to the Sovereign, before Prince Willian was born as the heir for the Prince and Princess of Wales.... The Prince of Wales will succeed as Sovereign and his heir Prince William will become the Prince of Wales.... The Duchess of Cambridge will become the Princess of Wales and her first born daughter will receive the title as Princess Royal after the death of Princess Anne who is the present Princess Royal.

    • @hannahdraper
      @hannahdraper Před rokem +2

      Prince Philip was only made a British prince in the year this speech was made

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