January 12

It's January 12th

On this day in
1963 - The Beatles release "Please Please Me", which would go on to be their first number one single in the UK


In 1968 The Supremes appear in an episode of the NBC-TV show Tarzan, where they played a group of nuns.


In 2005 – Deep Impact launches from Cape Canaveral on a Delta II rocket.


In 2007 – Comet C/2006 P1 (McNaught), one of the brightest comets ever observed is at its zenith visible during the day.



Birthdays:

Rosalba Carriera
"Self Portrait"


Jean Béraud
"Après la faute"


John Singer Sargent
"Portrait of Madame X"


Mississippi Fred McDowell


Jack London
"The Iron Heel"
"The Iron Heel" Audiobook

Bhagwan Das

Laura Adams Armer
"Waterless Mountain"


Clement Hurd


Patsy Kelly
here in the comedy short "Made in Hollywood"

Luise Rainer
as O-Lan in "The Good Earth"


Paul Jarrico


Ruth Benerito

Ruth Brown


Kreskin
The Amazing Kreskin on Late Night with David Letterman April 3 1990

Shirley Eaton


Ronald Shannon Jackson
Here he is with Albert Aylor et al on "Live at Slug's Saloon"

Here on Ornette Coleman's "Dancing in Your Head"




Long John Baldry


Fiona Cadicott

Bernardine Dohrn

Maggie Bell


George Duke


William Nicholson

Mary Harron


John Lasseter


Zack de la Rocha



Raekwon


Arif Yunosov

Oliver Platt

Joe Quesada

François Girard

Rachael Harris

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