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This is a list of Italian television related events from 1954.
11 AM | Inaugural ceremony, from the studios of Milan, Turin and Rome, with the three cities’ mayors, the Rome vicar cardinal Clemente Micara, the Minister of Communications Modesto Panetti and the RAI president Cristiano Ridomi. |
2.30 PM | Arrivi e partenze (see below) – the first show of Italian television |
2.45 PM | Short film |
3 PM | L’orchestra delle quindici (The 3 PM orchestra): musical show, hosted by Febo Conti |
3.30 PM | Short film |
3.45 PM | Sport |
5.30 PM | Le miserie del signor Travet (His young wife) by Mario Soldati – the first movie broadcast by Italian television |
7 PM | Art documentary about Giovanbattista Tiepolo (first Italian educational TV show). |
8.45 PM | News (read by the speaker Riccardo Paladini and fully dedicated to the inaugural ceremony) |
9,15 PM | Teleclub – talk-show |
9,45 PM | L’osteria della posta (The mail tavern) – comedy by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Franco Enriquez, with Isa Barzizza, the first play broadcast by the Italian television |
10,45 PM | Settenote (Seven notes) - musical show. |
11,15 PM | La Domenica sportiva (The sporty Sunday) [2] |
The TV signal covers Northern Italy, Rome and the Tyrrhenian side of Central Italy. The transmissions last four hours and a quarter by day (from 5:30 to 11:30 PM, with a pause from 7 to 8:45; from 11 AM to 4 PM and from 5 PM to 11:30 PM during the holidays). The TV programming relies on music, plays and films; the news are strictly institutional and focused on the official ceremonies. The subscribers to the new media are initially just 90, but a month later they number already 24,000 people.
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