January 17

It's January 17th

On this day in 1929 - Popeye makes his debut in the "Thimble Theater" comic strip.

In 1974 - Joni Mitchell releases "Court and Spark"



Birthdays:

Shabba Ranks


Denis O'Hare
as Dr. Miles Holden in "The Pyramid"


John Crawford


Steve Earle

Jeff Berlin


Ryuichi Sakamoto



Mick Taylor


Andy Kaufman
Jim Carrey


Augustin Dumay


Chris Montez


Muhammad Ali
"Muhammad Ali Refuses Army Induction in April 28, 1967 Press Conference"

John Bellairs

Shari Lewis


Dalida


E. W. Swackhamer

James Earl Jones
Here's a pic of him in his first film appearance as Lt. Lothar Zogg in "Dr. Strangelove"


as Older Kokumo in "Exorcost II : The Heretic"


Eartha Kitt



Betty White


Georges Pichard


William Stafford

Howard Marion Crawford

Peggy Gilbert


Noah Beery

Harry Price
"Ghosthunter: Harry Price — Presented by Tom Baker"


Mack Sennett

Carl Laemmle


A. B. Frost
"Frost's work is known for its dynamic representation of motion and sequence and for his realistic hunting, shooting and golfing prints. He illustrated over 90 books, produced hundreds of paintings and was a pioneer in the development of comic strips."

"Drawings by A. B. Frost"

T. Alexander Harrison
"Marine"

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