Her Majesty was in a premiere with italian actresses like Gina Lollobrigida, Maria Fiore and Gianna Maria Canale. Celluloid queens and real life queens admire each other.
You could see HRH the Prince Philip helping the ladies who low-curtsied to steady themselves and help them back to standing again...I'm sure they were grateful at the time! 👍👍👍
When she was a Princess, she was required to curtsey to Kings & Queens of foreign countries. But, many were her cousins, thus the "cousin kiss" before or after the curtsey 👑
It’s really quite amazing to see how much respect was given to HM then! This is the proper way you show respect to your sovereign! Deep curtsying and kisses! God Save The Queen! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The Royal family no longer expect a bow or curtsy, although it is recommended when receiving an investiture. It is so very cute though, as is the hand kiss.
Victor The great The comment suggested that the Queen looked with a bit of jealousy upon some of those young girls at the debutantes ball... I clarified by saying that she was one of the most elegant women of her generation, and that she needn't worry at all !
SecondMe, My comment wasn’t meant as a insult to the Queen quite the contrary, I read the Royal Family stopped being a part of these Coming Outs because it was remarked that the caliber of Ladies was becoming too Common. My remark was made because it looked as if her expression were noticing that. I for one would NEVER suggest Her Majesty was Jealous of anyone. Just wanted to clarify my comment
@@lryhc I could easily believe that. It used to be that a debutante was for the very best, intelligent, and upwardly-mobile young ladies that could be found. In today's social media world, anyone can throw on a fancy dress and call themselves a "deb".
The Queen curtsied from who I recognize King Haakon of Norway and King Christian of Denmark. Upon accession no sovereign even those of tiny principalities curtsy to anyone. Catholic monarchs and their consorts may bow and curtsy if they wish to the Pope.
@@Cay30 not a matter of wishing - a male catholic sovereign ALWAYS as a matter of protocol bows his head in the presence of the supreme pontiff (and kisses the ring as any catholic is supposed to). the consorts (or female soveregns) perform a very low curtsy. there are videos on youtube of queen sophia of spain doing this splendidly wearing a beautiful white andaluzian style mantilla, as well as of the late princess grace of monaco. this is not considered as diminishing their authority, sovereignity or, indeed precedence since, "secularly" speaking, pope is just another sovereign, so in that respect they are equals, but it is intended as an act of respect to his spiritual authority.
@@legolasdbkplease help me find the video of Sophia of Greece cutsying to the pope that would be amazing. I stand corrected, as a royalist I appreciate your feedback.
It’s always cool to see the queen curtsying when she was a princess. You really only see it in these old fils about state visits. But Princess Marina had the most lack luster curtsys. She was born a princess. As she never let her in-laws forget. She should know better.
As an American, I can rightly say the following: Many Americans and other citizens of republics often find the tradition of bowing or curtsying to a monarch to be frivilous at best and offensive at worst. But what they don't or can't seem to undetstand is that the monarch (and family) are SYMBOLS of the nation, much as a flag is the symbol of a country and a Bible or cross is a symbol of a religion. And a lot of people go to great lengths to make gestures to show respect to flags, Bibles and crosses. So when one curtsies or bows to a monarch, they are showing their respect -- not for the person (alone) -- but for the nation they represent. And moreover, doesn't it seem more sensible to offer respect to a living, breathing PERSON, as opposed to a piece of cloth, a hunk of wood, or a book?
Many many years later everyone is this video is dead! All the people are dead the trains are out of service the cameras are but in musiams yet Queen Elezabith is still Living and well!!
Etiquette. Greatly missed when watching the way people acted in the 'old day's and the way they act now. Oh, not forgetting how they dressed. Even Me and Mrs Blog's dressed well and that was to go to the cinema. Bring back common decency if nothing else !
I realize this is a year old, but that look was because that girl barely curtsied even a bit. It was only about a couple inches deep whereas a proper curtsy should dip more than a foot.
@@lucafarina8601 Churchill is different, he was both aristocratic, PM, and a personal friend of the royal family. Actors, sportspeople, celebrities kissing HM's hand make a protocol faux pas. Their intentions are respectful, but they're not strictly allowed to kiss her hand. A simple handshake, bow (men) or curtsy (women) is sufficient
Sad to see King Faisal II of Iraq who lost his life in the 14th July 1958 coup d'etat: He was a cousin of King Hussain of Jordan - both kings were great friends of the UK. As a little boy King Faisal was present at the then Princess Elizabeth's wedding in November 1947. If you look up the video of the wedding Faisal was the little lad in the procession leaving Westminster Abbey who stepped onto the grave-slab of the unknown warrior.
With all the hand shaking and hand kissing .. I began to wonder recently if that's why the queen continued to wear gloves in public. If so, very sensible.
This is not terrible instructive, but the etiquette is determined by the relationships and the occasion. Who is he host, who is the socially superior, are they related?
Not trying to be offensive just curious: can anyone tell me why women stopped dressing in long clothes in England? Was there a specific time/ movement that caused this? Or was it just purely out of fashion without any other factors playing part?
In the western world, in the 1920s skirt hems came up, for the first time. This was a sign of freedom and liberation for women. Flappers would swing their legs around in a new dance style to show their lower legs off. By the 1940s most skirts had descended back to what is known as “tea length“ or mid calf. More women were able to wear trousers for things, such as horse riding. Part of the great freedom of the 1960s, in the western world, was pulling skirts all the way up to the upper thigh. This was both shocking and exciting and flew in the face of , What was for many, false modesty. The idea was that women need not be ashamed. By the 1970s both full length skirts that touched the ground and skirts that were so short that they came with matching underpant covers were in fashion. In the 1980s fashion it was either the mini skirt or long and straight. but, with dresses, the bigger the better in the 1980s. Since then, all skirt lengths have been in fashion. Tea length skirts have made a huge comeback in the last decade. Floor length skirts, known as maxi skirts, are rarely worn by royals and aristocracy, unless it is part of a formal gown. Maxi skirts are seldom seen in an urban setting, mostly out of practicality I would think.
@@secondme209 We should not consider, because it is Royalty and dignitaries who usually carry out the act of hand kissing, that they are getting it right. Some years back when the Queen was in Berlin on a visit, they filmed her seated, whilst travelling on a Tube in the Underground, and the camera got a wonderful shot of her sweeping across her nose, with the back of her hand. I wonder who was next in the line to kiss it ?! Incidentally, I found, females tend to 'Space Out', when they are hand kissed.
- 0:00 Harry Roy & orchestra " PS I love you" (ruclips.net/video/4Utbsz6xeWw/видео.html%29) - 2:51 Ray Noble & orchestra " Top hat, white tie and tails" (ruclips.net/video/1_IuOIsMzz8/видео.html) - 6:08 OPSO "Mama's gone, goodbye" (ruclips.net/video/NxefFSvp5Kc/видео.html)
Sweet seeing then Princesses Elizabeth and her sister bob curtsy and kiss. They knew how to do it right. Then seeing others follow suit. The followers, not so much 😎
- 0:00 Harry Roy & orchestra " PS I love you" (ruclips.net/video/4Utbsz6xeWw/видео.html) - 2:51 Ray Noble & orchestra " Top hat, white tie and tails" (ruclips.net/video/1_IuOIsMzz8/видео.html) - 6:07 OPSO "Mama's gone, goodbye" (ruclips.net/video/NxefFSvp5Kc/видео.html)
who was the woman that at 1:25 queen Elizabeth and her sister did curtsey to ?? ..the queen was of course a princess at that time ...but can someone recognize that woman ??
@@Tom-zk2sg Queen Ingrid of Denmark. She was a princess of Sweden. The current Queen of Denmark's mother. It was the arrival of the King and Queen on a state visit to London in 1951
@@gidzmobug2323 - I’ve been researching that Pathe film and it was in 1954. Elizabeth was Queen. The woman the Queen seemed to bow to, did not look familiar. From all I’ve read Salassie was an Emporer, more than a King……so by royal decorum, a bow/curtsy would be appropriate. Maybe the Queen, Princess Margaret and Philip were just being exceptionally polite in that situation. Wish I could figure out who the woman was.
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The looks her majesty casts at some of the women here is so amusing
I noticed the same thing especially when she was with Prince Philip
That side-eye at 1:59 is unmistakable!! And so funny...
Her Majesty was in a premiere with italian actresses like Gina Lollobrigida, Maria Fiore and Gianna Maria Canale. Celluloid queens and real life queens admire each other.
Especially the ones when they curtsy to her husband..
@@tannapanek2252 Lilibeth is "straight" jealous 😄.
The hand kissing is SO charming.
Isn't it :)
Queen E and Prince P exude elegance and royalty in their youth. you can tell theyre royal just by how they present themselves.
So much style and class - elegance personified.
The hand-kissing is DIVINE ❤🇦🇺
I Love them, and I love 40s 50s 60s time... this music is so adorable...
I'd love if curtsy could be used for all women by men and others women 💗💗💗💖💕
Deep curtsys are so elegant...
You could see HRH the Prince Philip helping the ladies who low-curtsied to steady themselves and help them back to standing again...I'm sure they were grateful at the time! 👍👍👍
Our late Queen was always so beautiful and elegant. Her quick laughter when she was amused was always something that charmed me to no end.
The way HM looks at the lady who made the smallest curtsy in 1:59 😂
Watching this 3 days after the Queen died. I have always adored her. 11-9-22 4:09 PM
Man they look graceful when they do it.
Wow. To curtsy when done correct is soo beautiful.
I heard queen Elisabeth was a mechanic in the British army. Pretty badass.
The epitome of duty and service, thats our late Queen Elizabeth II, definitely badass❣
This is so cute the elegance omg
Ahh Princess Elizabeth doing a curtsy. I've seen it all now lol.
What’s the time stamp???
@@lexiisksksksksksksk8957 before 1952 when she was still a princess.
When she was a Princess, she was required to curtsey to Kings & Queens of foreign countries. But, many were her cousins, thus the "cousin kiss" before or after the curtsey 👑
@@ericduffield524From what I had read, she was not required to curtsy to her parents--but was required to do so to Queen Mary.
It’s really quite amazing to see how much respect was given to HM then! This is the proper way you show respect to your sovereign! Deep curtsying and kisses!
God Save The Queen!
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Fuck the queen, what did she do to be so special?
@@adrianbonacci8537
Troll elsewhere.
@@adrianbonacci8537 Research what Queen has done in the test of time. You would find many awesome things 👸🏻
I love seeing old footage like this, gorgeous, makes me nostalgic, I definitely have one foot in the past, and one in the present day.
I love all the kissing of the gloved hand, so elegant
The Royal family no longer expect a bow or curtsy, although it is recommended when receiving an investiture.
It is so very cute though, as is the hand kiss.
As a child I was still taught to curtsy to the elderly! Pity this sense of decorum is lost today.
I am one of the young generations and I find it sad. One thing that’s also sad is how people curtsy now. It’s so easy but still
Her Majesty was giving some of the young ladies, I guess it must’ve been a Debutante Ball, the side eye👀!
She didn't need to bother, she was (and still is) so graceful !
Victor The great
The comment suggested that the Queen looked with a bit of jealousy upon some of those young girls at the debutantes ball... I clarified by saying that she was one of the most elegant women of her generation, and that she needn't worry at all !
SecondMe, My comment wasn’t meant as a insult to the Queen quite the contrary, I read the Royal Family stopped being a part of these Coming Outs because it was remarked that the caliber of Ladies was becoming too Common. My remark was made because it looked as if her expression were noticing that. I for one would NEVER suggest Her Majesty was Jealous of anyone. Just wanted to clarify my comment
@@lryhc I could easily believe that. It used to be that a debutante was for the very best, intelligent, and upwardly-mobile young ladies that could be found. In today's social media world, anyone can throw on a fancy dress and call themselves a "deb".
CLEARLY she wasn’t a fan! HRM banned the practice of debutante balls in 1958 within the UK.
1:43 is Her Late Majesty while still Princess Elizabeth. Miss her everyday.
Protocols must always be followed 👌🇬🇧🇬🇧😊
Rest easy Queen Elizabeth ♥️
Rest in peace beautiful Queen
Gosh, wasn’t Princess Margaret beautiful!
She definitely was a beauty!
Specsavers
@@Janis.7- 😂
So was The Queen
@@GodisMyNo1 You are, of course, absolutely correct 👍🏻😊
I like how HM Queen Mary kiss, it make me feel like get a kiss on cheek from grandma when visiting her.
It’s so weird seeing our current queen curtsy
And she probably hasn't curtsied since 1952 !
The Queen curtsied from who I recognize King Haakon of Norway and King Christian of Denmark. Upon accession no sovereign even those of tiny principalities curtsy to anyone. Catholic monarchs and their consorts may bow and curtsy if they wish to the Pope.
Not really - she was a princess first. And lower-ranked in precedence. I find it nice, actually.
@@Cay30 not a matter of wishing - a male catholic sovereign ALWAYS as a matter of protocol bows his head in the presence of the supreme pontiff (and kisses the ring as any catholic is supposed to). the consorts (or female soveregns) perform a very low curtsy. there are videos on youtube of queen sophia of spain doing this splendidly wearing a beautiful white andaluzian style mantilla, as well as of the late princess grace of monaco. this is not considered as diminishing their authority, sovereignity or, indeed precedence since, "secularly" speaking, pope is just another sovereign, so in that respect they are equals, but it is intended as an act of respect to his spiritual authority.
@@legolasdbkplease help me find the video of Sophia of Greece cutsying to the pope that would be amazing. I stand corrected, as a royalist I appreciate your feedback.
Love the song
Wonderful video!
Thank you ! :)
Elegant...love it
4:45. Dietrich bowed with no curtsey. As the Queen would say, it is all voluntary.
The queen mother was friends with dietrich.
As I remember, there was some question of whether foreigners (non-UK citizens) were required to bow or curtsy.
Gotta love how the reel repeats itself to add length to the video😂
It’s always cool to see the queen curtsying when she was a princess. You really only see it in these old fils about state visits.
But Princess Marina had the most lack luster curtsys. She was born a princess. As she never let her in-laws forget. She should know better.
I love the background songs
Yes bow down for they are not just another human, they are greater than you……..
Courtesy is nice a easy . Love it
As an American, I can rightly say the following: Many Americans and other citizens of republics often find the tradition of bowing or curtsying to a monarch to be frivilous at best and offensive at worst. But what they don't or can't seem to undetstand is that the monarch (and family) are SYMBOLS of the nation, much as a flag is the symbol of a country and a Bible or cross is a symbol of a religion. And a lot of people go to great lengths to make gestures to show respect to flags, Bibles and crosses. So when one curtsies or bows to a monarch, they are showing their respect -- not for the person (alone) -- but for the nation they represent. And moreover, doesn't it seem more sensible to offer respect to a living, breathing PERSON, as opposed to a piece of cloth, a hunk of wood, or a book?
Many many years later everyone is this video is dead! All the people are dead the trains are out of service the cameras are but in musiams yet Queen Elezabith is still Living and well!!
and may she keep it on
Etiquette.
Greatly missed when watching the way people acted in the 'old day's and the way they act now.
Oh, not forgetting how they dressed. Even Me and Mrs Blog's dressed well and that was to go to the cinema.
Bring back common decency if nothing else !
So fascinating to see, hand kissing is a form of respect too in Indonesia, we always hand-kissing our parents whenever asking for their blessing.
The hand kissing has sort of died off, the older gen still do it but we still kiss each other on the cheek as a greeting
@@oceanfive8201 Very nice! Would love to experience in real life
The queen's looks were like a neighbourhood aunty sometimes
They both were. Surely do miss Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
ABSOLUTELY STELLAR TIARAS !
Margaret was glamorous and beautiful and she makes me want to giggle for some reason
What is that look the Queen give that lady at 1:57? Hahahaha
I realize this is a year old, but that look was because that girl barely curtsied even a bit. It was only about a couple inches deep whereas a proper curtsy should dip more than a foot.
That side eye is demoniac
Her expressions are priceless!
It's like "OMG! Who let you off the porch?" lol
Superb.
Thank you ever so much !
1:53 all the three ladies appearing here are so stunning. I'm guessing they must be movie stars? Does anyone know their names?
They are italian actresses 🇮🇹, Maria Fiore the first and Gianna Maria Canale the third.
When parents tell you “saluda a todos”
My favorite lady
Mine too !!
Wonderful lady 🐾💂👑💂🐾
Isn't she...?
Super
I like to show indifference to the big shots of this world and respect to the down and out.
💕💕
Шикарная! Красивая! Умопомрачительная!!!
Fist bumps and gang signs
Would you tell me what’s first song name,please?
Excellent video. A question: if you meet the Queen you are obliged to kiss her hand or it is considered a privilege that she accords to you?
Only members of the royal family, foreign royalty, the aristocracy and the queen's personal friends are allowed to kiss HM's hand
@@secondme209 But there are a lot of pics of Churchill or "normal people" (actors, football players...) kissing HM's hand
@@lucafarina8601 Churchill is different, he was both aristocratic, PM, and a personal friend of the royal family. Actors, sportspeople, celebrities kissing HM's hand make a protocol faux pas. Their intentions are respectful, but they're not strictly allowed to kiss her hand. A simple handshake, bow (men) or curtsy (women) is sufficient
Exquisite... ❤️
isn't it !
Sad to see King Faisal II of Iraq who lost his life in the 14th July 1958 coup d'etat: He was a cousin of King Hussain of Jordan - both kings were great friends of the UK.
As a little boy King Faisal was present at the then Princess Elizabeth's wedding in November 1947. If you look up the video of the wedding Faisal was the little lad in the procession leaving Westminster Abbey who stepped onto the grave-slab of the unknown warrior.
With all the hand shaking and hand kissing .. I began to wonder recently if that's why the queen continued to wear gloves in public. If so, very sensible.
👑💐
This is not terrible instructive, but the etiquette is determined by the relationships and the occasion. Who is he host, who is the socially superior, are they related?
Not trying to be offensive just curious: can anyone tell me why women stopped dressing in long clothes in England? Was there a specific time/ movement that caused this? Or was it just purely out of fashion without any other factors playing part?
In the upper classes, women still wear long dresses and men white or black tie after 6 o'clock :)
In the western world, in the 1920s skirt hems came up, for the first time. This was a sign of freedom and liberation for women.
Flappers would swing their legs around in a new dance style to show their lower legs off. By the 1940s most skirts had descended back to what is known as “tea length“ or mid calf. More women were able to wear trousers for things, such as horse riding. Part of the great freedom of the 1960s, in the western world, was pulling skirts all the way up to the upper thigh. This was both shocking and exciting and flew in the face of , What was for many, false modesty. The idea was that women need not be ashamed. By the 1970s both full length skirts that touched the ground and skirts that were so short that they came with matching underpant covers were in fashion. In the 1980s fashion it was either the mini skirt or long and straight. but, with dresses, the bigger the better in the 1980s. Since then, all skirt lengths have been in fashion. Tea length skirts have made a huge comeback in the last decade. Floor length skirts, known as maxi skirts, are rarely worn by royals and aristocracy, unless it is part of a formal gown. Maxi skirts are seldom seen in an urban setting, mostly out of practicality I would think.
Oops 4:24
Can someone pls tell me what version of P.S. I Love You this is that’s playing at the beginning?
ruclips.net/video/F26WfhhMRBw/видео.html
A lot of shots of Haile Selassie here...
I usually do not toch the hand with my lips when giving a hand kiss.
You're right, one should normally not touch one's hand with one's lips.
@@secondme209
We should not consider, because it is Royalty and dignitaries who usually carry out the act of hand kissing, that they are getting it right.
Some years back when the Queen was in Berlin on a visit, they filmed her seated, whilst travelling on a Tube in the Underground, and the camera got a wonderful shot of her sweeping across her nose, with the back of her hand.
I wonder who was next in the line to kiss it ?!
Incidentally, I found, females tend to 'Space Out', when they are hand kissed.
What song(s) did you use?
- 0:00 Harry Roy & orchestra " PS I love you" (ruclips.net/video/4Utbsz6xeWw/видео.html%29)
- 2:51 Ray Noble & orchestra " Top hat, white tie and tails" (ruclips.net/video/1_IuOIsMzz8/видео.html)
- 6:08 OPSO "Mama's gone, goodbye" (ruclips.net/video/NxefFSvp5Kc/видео.html)
Song name?
Sweet seeing then Princesses Elizabeth and her sister bob curtsy and kiss. They knew how to do it right. Then seeing others follow suit. The followers, not so much 😎
Wow the look Your Majesty gave from 1:55👀 👀
She is looking the italian actress Maria Fiore, i guess
Lolololololol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those women were good looking
Can you list the songs used in this video?
- 0:00 Harry Roy & orchestra " PS I love you" (ruclips.net/video/4Utbsz6xeWw/видео.html)
- 2:51 Ray Noble & orchestra " Top hat, white tie and tails" (ruclips.net/video/1_IuOIsMzz8/видео.html)
- 6:07 OPSO "Mama's gone, goodbye" (ruclips.net/video/NxefFSvp5Kc/видео.html)
@@julienboutique8675 Thank you very much!
1:52 who was that woman?? She hot as hell!
Italian actress Maria Fiore i guess
Tell me who sings "P.S. I love you" in this video.
Harry Roy & His Orchestra - vocal by Sam Browne - recorded 10/15/34
@@secondme209
I'm grateful for your quick response!
It's gonna be a nice day :)
@@secondme209 Where can we find the audio?
@@maryviryap6701 ruclips.net/video/4Utbsz6xeWw/видео.html
who is the queen and her sister curtsy to?
1:12 Why the Duchess of Gloucester kiss the Queen of the Belgian’s hand?
much LOVE LOVE Kimmyssong
Сколько же церемоний напридумывали, а сколько времени тратят на это. И как же им это нравится !
A Clean Britain then..and Hopefully a clean Britain today..❤..They did well to reinforce our institution and clean it up to what it is today..❤
1:54 was that audrey Hepburn. Deep curtsy too
no I don't think it was her
what songs plays in the beginning?
0:00 Harry Roy & orchestra " PS I love you"
2:51 Ray Noble & orchestra " Top hat, white tie and tails"
6:06 OPSO "Mama's gone, goodbye"
@@secondme209 thank you ❤️
who was the woman that at 1:25 queen Elizabeth and her sister did curtsey to ?? ..the queen was of course a princess at that time ...but can someone recognize that woman ??
Queen Ingrid of Sweden
@@julienboutique8675 ok ... well never heard of her before ... and thanks for your reply ....
@@Tom-zk2sg Queen Ingrid of Denmark. She was a princess of Sweden. The current Queen of Denmark's mother. It was the arrival of the King and Queen on a state visit to London in 1951
I didn't see too many people kiss her hand in the last few decades. Is it still appropriate to kiss a monarch's hand?
4:45 What was that? It was more a bow that a curtsy.
Marlene Dietrich... clearly not a curtsy expert.. ! ;)
Megan should watch this...
Looks like to much of that would be hard on the knees
Some of those Hats should be Arrested and sent to the Tower.
Who did Her Majesty and Princess Margaret curtsy to at 1:24?
I tried to see, but the person kept their back to the camera.
@@gidzmobug2323 - I’ve been researching that Pathe film and it was in 1954. Elizabeth was Queen. The woman the Queen seemed to bow to, did not look familiar.
From all I’ve read Salassie was an Emporer, more than a King……so by royal decorum, a bow/curtsy would be appropriate. Maybe the Queen, Princess Margaret and Philip were just being exceptionally polite in that situation. Wish I could figure out who the woman was.
@@gidzmobug2323 -It was Queen Ingrid of Denmark.
04:23 lol
@1:25 who did The Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret curtsy to?
Queen Ingrid of Sweden
i was waiting for someone to come off that platform and fall on their face and just get back up as if nothing happened.
What a boring life
Who was the man in 1:22?
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia
@@secondme209 ty
Meghan did not watch this video
1. How odd to see the current Queen curtseying. 2.Did you really need to repeat almost everything?
5:53. Who is this Grande Dame?
Princess Marie Louise, a Queen Victoria´s granddaughter
@@gustavogalvez6103 So kind of you to share your knowledge. Many thanks.
🙄L'imperatore d'Etiopia non avrebbe dovuto chinare il capo come protocollo
Ha sbagliato
¡¡PAPARUCHAS!!
All the old bags!