1939 in Italian television

none 1939 Italian television This is a list of Italian television related events from 1939 Events 2 June: In Milan, at the Leonardo Exhibition of Inventions, the SAFAR Company presents to the authorities (including Vittorio Mussolini) the first Italian experiment of TV broadcasting. Two days later, the SAFAR TV pavilion is inaugurated by Achille Starace and opened to the public.http://www.radiomarconi.com/marconi/ancona/valcamonica/amarcord/storiatv.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20061030222248/http://www.radiomarconi.com/marconi/ancona/valcamonica/amarcord/storiatv.pdf usurped October 30, 2006 Storia della TV: 1910-1990 22 July: first regular telecasts in Rome, by the EIAR. The shows are broadcast, twice daily (from 18 to 18.45 and from 21 to 21.45), from an antenna on Monte Mario to the TV pavilion in the Beach Village at the Circus Maximus.22–29 July 1939 L’Eiar inizia le trasmissioni televisive http://www.radiocorriere.teche.rai.it/Download.aspx?data=AQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAA+iX/aAZTvUCBABJWdgy9ZQQAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAAA7fGBcUsV/sb7xmFmReDZrAAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAIJeaR/MfXjFNPAh73t9bQQQAAAAfugWfDSFsKq3LC/pyGEFHhQAAACi3XABFj+ZdAElT7R5YkgrBrSR+Q Radiocorriere TV The actress Lidia Pasqualini is the first announcer.2024-07-22 L'inizio delle trasmissioni sperimentali dell'Eiar, 1939 - https://www.teche.rai.it/2024/07/trasmissioni-sperimentali-eiar/ 2024-09-03 Rai Teche it-IT 16 September : fist sport program. The journalists Nicolò Carosio and Vittorio Veltroni interview the Bologna football players, in Rome for a Serie A match. 20 September: for the eleventh Radio Exposition in Milan, EIAR makes experimental telecasts from the Littoria Tower in the Northern Park. Some of the most famous Italian singers of the time, as Alberto Rabagliati and the Trio Lescano, perform for the first time on the little screen.24–30 September 1939 La radiovisione a Milano http://www.radiocorriere.teche.rai.it/Download.aspx?data=AQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAA+iX/aAZTvUCBABJWdgy9ZQQAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAADFYRKfRwH8/96/6UGf1yD3AAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAIGF9hmfbUBA8e2iDls5RxsQAAAAuLuVu6YC0bSBGqxX6PEtghQAAADYXaDnBDJfKFcbbxV7we822jEYjQ Radiocorriere TV 31 October: Benito Mussolini sees, for the first time, a TV show in his Villa Torlonia residence; some weeks later, he gets an “autarkic” TV set as a gift by the SAFAR Company. Beyond the Duce’s one, there are in Rome just other two televisions able to pick up the EIAR broadcasts: one is in the Ministry of Interior and the second one is in the SAFAR shop, in Santi Apostoli Square, where people line up to glance the new media. A Thousand Lire a Month by Max Neufeld is the first Italian film about television (also if the story is set on Hungary), and one of the first ever in the world. References 1939 Category:1939 in Italy Category:Television in Italy by year