Friday 28 March 1902
It was Friday, under the sign of Aries (see planets position on March 28, 1902). The US president was Theodore Roosevelt (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Flora Robson and Paul Godwin [Goldfein].
Uncle Josh at the Moving Picture Show, directed by Edwin S. Porter, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1902
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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Uncle Josh at the Moving Picture Show
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The Burlesque Suicide, No. 2
Bluebeard
Prince Henry (of Prussia) Visiting Cambridge, Mass. and Harvard University
The Brewster Trio of High Kickers and Dancers
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Historical Events
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Holidays:
- Saint Sixtus III
- Slovakia, Czech Republic - Teachers' Day.
- Saint Castor
- Saint Gontram (died 592)
- Saint Malchus
- Saint Priscus
Famous Birthdays:
- Flora Robson: South Shields, England -- Actress (Dominique is Dead).
- Sidney Buchman: Writer.
- Paul Godwin [Goldfein]: Polish / Dutch violinist.
- Jaromir Vejvoda: Czech composer (d. 1988).
- Pierre Chauleur: Lille Journalist.
- Jaromír Vejvoda: Czech fiddler and composer (d. 1988).
Facts:
- 27.9 cm precipitation at McMinnville Tennessee (state record).
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