Message to the Empire [Christmas Day message]
A recording of King George V delivering a Christmas message from Sandringham on 25/12/32. This is noted as the first Christmas broadcast, preceded by the first round-the-world link-up. The performance includes a recording of 'The first Nowell' at the beginning and 'God save the King' at the end, along with an introduction by the radio presenter. However, the sound quality is poor, with muffled audio throughout.
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Message to the Empire [Christmas Day message]
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Message to the Empire [Christmas Day message]
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A recording of King George V delivering a Christmas message from Sandringham on 25/12/32. This is noted as the first Christmas broadcast, preceded by the first round-the-world link-up. The performance includes a recording of 'The first Nowell' at the beginning and 'God save the King' at the end, along with an introduction by the radio presenter. However, the sound quality is poor, with muffled audio throughout.
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0:07:00
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1932-12-25
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English
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Christmas
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Empire
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Norfolk
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England
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UK
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George V
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Great Britain
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Speeches
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John Bird Collection
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Sandringham House
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en
Speech
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Radio Programme
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Spoken voice
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John Bird Collection
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en
Magnetic tape 9,5 cm/s
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C1608/4 S2 C2
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BBC00043
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Culture
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Collector's note: 'King George V Christmas message from Sandringham, 25/12/32. The first Christmas broadcast, preceded by first round-the-world link-up'. Performance notes: Includes recording of 'The first Nowell' at the beginning and 'God save the King' at the end, as well as an introduction by the radio presenter. Speeches. 1 tape reel 18 cm 9.5 cm/sec; TeleTape. Poor sound quality: muffled throughout.
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