when was the queens christmas speach first telivised?

Answer 1

Great question.
The Coronation was televised in 1953.
Will get back to you on that.

add - Hi again. It was Dec. 25th 1957.

Link below, or just google 'first queens speech tv'

news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/december/25/newsid_305000/3053271.stm

Answer 2

The Tradition of the Annual Christmas speech by the monarchy was started in 1932, by George V, who broadcasted a Christmas Message on the radio. The Tradition was continued by his son and still is to this day by the queen. The queens first ever Christmas Speech was broadcast on Christmas day, 1952. 5 years later in 1957, The Queens mesage was televised for the first time ever and still is to this day.

Answer 3

1952: Queen makes first Christmas speech
Millions of British and Commonwealth listeners have been listening to Queen Elizabeth's first Christmas broadcast of her reign.
In a tradition that began in 1932, the Queen made her address on BBC radio from the study at Sandringham House at 1507 GMT.

She used the same desk and chair as her father King George VI and his father King George V had done.

The annual broadcast allowed nations around the world to hear the voice of their monarch, made more human by the power of radio.

Answer 4

i used to live in London my dad was in the state department and an attache to the government . do they still do that? I loved london by the way i wish i could move back my mother tells me i cant cause i would have to give up my american citizenship . Oh well that's life. good luck and god bless and happy thanksgiving.does the queen still give her annual christmas speech i mean?

Answer 5

1957 it was first televised but 1952 it was broad casted on radio.

Answer 6

It was just after lunch, burp!!!