2005 Charlie Bell, Australian Businessman
1998 Tony Awards, Side Man, Death of a Salesman revival, Annie Get Your Gun revival and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown revival won major awards
1997 David Doyle, TV actor (Charlie's Angels)
1997 Charlie Alfred Galbraith, jazz trombonist, dies at 76
1995 Actor Charlie Sheen (30th birthday) marries Donna Peele (25)
1995 Charlie Rich, country singer (Lonely Weekends), dies at 62
1994 Suzanne M Blum, French lawyer (Charlie Chaplin), dies at 95
1993 59th Heisman Trophy Award: Charlie Ward, Florida State (QB)
1993 Lindsay Fabes, actor, Charlie Winthrop-Another World
1993 Charlie Gehringer, baseball player, dies at 89
1992 Brave's Charlie Leibrandt 1,000th strikeout and decides to keep the ball He rolls it to the dugout, allows Ricky Jordan to take 2nd on error
1992 Charlie Ventura, jazz sax (Bop for the people), dies at 75 of cancer
1992 Anthony Del Casino, band leader (Charlie Barnet Band), dies at 79
1991 Charlie Barnet, saxophonist (Cherokee), dies of pneumonia at 77
1991 Keye Luke, actor (Charlie Chan's No 1 Son), dies after a stroke at 86
1990 Charlie Carpenter, dies at 77
1987 Knuckleballer Charlie Hough on the mound, Rangers catcher Geno Petralli ties the major league record by allowing 6 passed balls
1987 Benson Fong, actress (Charlie Chan, Purple Heart), dies at 70
1986 Vincente Minnelli, director (Gigi, Goodbye Charlie), dies in LA at 76
1985 Charlie Simpson, British Musician
1984 Charlie Lau, White Sox coach/renowned hitting instructor, dies at 50
1982 Charlie Brooks Jr, convicted murderer became 1st U.S. prisoner to be executed by lethal injection, at a prison in Huntsville, Texas
1981 Montreal Expo Charlie Lee no-hits San Francisco Giants, 4-0
1980 "Charlie and Algernon" closes at Helen Hayes Theater New York City after 17 performances
1980 "Charlie and Algernon" opens at Helen Hayes Theater New York City for 17 performances
1980 Charlie Finley sells A's for $127M to Haas (owners of Levi Strauss)
1979 Charlie Smith, oldest American (137 year), dies
1979 John McQuade, actor (Charlie Wild Private Detective), dies at 73
1979 Charlie Daniels Band releases "Devil Went Down to Georgia"
1979 Charlie Daniels hosts Volunteer Jam
1978 Edgar Bergen, ventriloquist (Charlie McCarthy), dies at 75
1978 Charlie Korsmo, actor, Dick Tracy, What About Bob
1978 Cully Richards, actor (Don't Call Me Charlie), dies at 68
1978 U.S. Court of Appeals upholds Commissioner Kuhn's voiding of attempted player sales by A's owner Charlie Finley in June 1976
1978 Charlie Chaplin's coffin was stolen from a Swiss cemetery
1977 Charlie Chaplin, actor (Modern Times), dies in Switzerland at 88
1977 Cheryl Ladd replaces Farrah Fawcett on Charlie's Angels
1976 Charlie Finley's $10 million damage suit against Bowie Kuhn begins
1976 Charlie Naughton, actor (Frozen Limits), dies at 89
1976 Vince Guaraldi, jazz pianist (Charlie Brown TV specials), dies at 43
1975 Charlie Smalls' "Wiz," premieres in New York City
1974 Catfish Hunter and Charlie Finley meet in arbitration
1974 8th Country Music Association Award: Charlie Rich
1974 A's Catfish Hunter charge owner Charlie Finley with breach of contract
1974 A's Mike Andrews files $25 million lawsuit against Charlie Finley
1974 Cliff Arquette, comedian (Charlie Weaver), dies at 68
1973 Charlie Daniels, U.S. swimmer (Olympics-4 gold-1904, 08), dies at 88
1973 J Carrol Naish, actor (Charlie Chan-Adv of Charlie Chan), dies at 73
1972 Edward Earle, actor (Charlie Chan-Meeting at Midnight), dies at 90
1972 Charlie Jones, wide reciever for the San Diego Chargers
1972 Shalane McCall, actor, Charlie Wade-Dallas
1972 Giants trade Willie Mays to Mets for pitcher Charlie Williams and cash
1972 Charlie Garner, NFL running back for the Philadelphia Eagles
1972 Charlie Williams, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys
1971 Charlie Dell, comedian, dies at 90
1971 5th Country Music Association Award: Charlie Pride wins
1971 Charlie Fields, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Shannon
1971 "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" closes at Golden New York City after 31 performances
1971 "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" opens at Golden New York City for 31 performances
1970 Charlie Ruggles, actor (Ruggles, Aesop-Bullwinkle Show), dies at 84
1970 Charlie Ward, NBA guard for the New York Knicks/Heisman Trophy winner 1993
1969 NFL record of 12 passing touchdowns, New Orleans Billy Kramer and St. L Charlie Johnson pass for 6 touchdowns each
1969 Charles Winninger, actor (Charlie Farrell Show), dies at 82
1968 Charlie Sexton, rocker, Arc Angels
1967 Charlie Pennaelino, Queens, New York, rocker, Linear-I Never Felt This Way
1967 Joe DiMaggio is hired as executive VP of A's by Charlie Finley
1967 Charlie Finley names Bob Kennedy 1st manager of Oakland A's
1967 Charlie Hunter, American Musician
1967 Kenneth Charlie Griffith Benjamin, cricketer, WI like his namesake
1966 A terrible Yankee trade, Roger Maris for Card's Charlie Smith
1966 Charlie Grover, musician, Sponge
1966 Charlie Cantor, actor (Artie-Ray Bolger Show), dies at 68
1966 Charlie Schlatter, New York City, actor, 18 Again, Heartbreak Hotel
1965 D Heneker and J Taylor's musical "Charlie Girl," premieres in London
1965 "A Charlie Brown Christmas," premieres
1965 St. L Cards Charlie Johnson passes for 6 touchdowns vs Cleveland (49-13)
1965 Charlie Sheen, New York City, actor, Wall St, Platoon
1965 Charlie Hayes, Hattisburg MS, 3rd baseman, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees
1964 Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts weds Shirley Shepherd
1964 James Baldwin's "Blues for Mr. Charlie," premieres in New York City
1964 SN Behrmann's "But for Whom Charlie," premieres in New York City
1964 Charlie Finley signs a 4 year lease to keep A's in Kansas City
1964 AL owners vote 9-1 against Charlie Finley moving Kansas City A's to Louisville
1964 Charlie Finlay announces he wants to move Kansas City A's to Louisville
1963 Reports of Charlie Finley's intention to move Kansas City A's to Oakland
1962 Charlie Benante, born in Bronx, New York, rock drummer, Anthrax-Armed and Dangerous
1962 Charlie Finley is denied permission to move A's to Dallas-Ft. Worth
1961 Charlie Gemora, actor (who portrayed King Kong), dies at 58
1961 Charlie Finley, changes A's manager Joe Gordon (26-33) for Hank Bauer
1961 Charlie O'Brien, Tulsa, Oklahoma, catcher, Brewers, Mets, Braves, Blue Jays
1960 Charlie Finley, makes a bid to purchase expansion LA Angels
1960 Charlie Dent, American Politician
1960 John Miljan, actor (Charlie Chan in Paris, Yankee Clipper), dies at 66
1960 Charlie Bell, Australian Businessman
1959 Charlie Burchill, Scottish pop guitarist, Simple Minds-Breakfast Club
1959 Charlie Huddy, Oshawa, NHL defenseman for the Buffalo Sabres
1959 Tiger's Charlie Maxwell hits 4 consecutive home runs in a doubleheader
1959 Coasters's "Charlie Brown" peaks at #2
1958 Edna Purviance, actress (Charlie Chaplin, Sunnyside), dies at 61
1958 Charlie Kaufman, American Screenwriter
1956 Charlie Magri, world champ flyweight boxer, 1983
1955 Tanya Roberts, [Leigh], born in Bronx, New York, actress, Charlie's Angels, Sheena
1955 Christopher Lawford, actor, Charlie Brent-All My Children
1955 Charlie "Bird" Parker, U.S. jazz saxophonist, dies at 34 in New York City
1955 Charlie Puleo, baseball player
1954 Charlie Simmer, born in Ontario, NHL left winger for the Los Angeles Kings
1953 Charlie Moore, Jr., baseball player
1952 Sam Kinison, screaming comedian/actor, Back to School, Charlie Hoover
1952 Charlie Grimm succeeds Tommy Holmes as manager of Boston Braves
1951 Cheryl Ladd, born in Huron, South Dakota, actress, Charlie's Angels, Purple Hearts
1951 Bill Veeck buys St. Louis Browns from Bill and Charlie DeWitt
1950 1st strip of Charlie Brown, "Li'l Folks," later "Peanuts" in 9 papers
1949 Tiger 2nd baseman Charlie Gehringer selected to Hall of Fame
1949 Charlie Hargrett, rock guitarist, Blackfoot
1948 Kate Jackson, born in Birmingham, Alabama, actress, Rookies, Charlie's Angels
1947 Charlie Joiner, Many, Louisiana, NFL receiver, Houston, Cincinnati, San Diego
1947 Sidney Toler, actor (Charlie Chan, Dark Alibi), dies at 72
1945 Leigh Lawson, born in Atherston, England, actress, Fire and Sword, Charlie Boy
1945 Charlie Gonzalez, American Politician
1944 Charlie Coe, rock bassist, Paul Revers and The Raiders
1944 Charlie Whitney, rock guitarist, Family
1944 Charlie Davis, cricketer, WI batsman in 15 Tests 1968-73
1942 Charlie Gillett, Lancashire, rock broadcaster, Sound of the City
1942 Charlie Morrow, composer
1942 Charlie Rose, Henderson, North Carolina, newscaster, CBS Night Watch
1941 Charlie Norwood, American Politician
1941 Charlie Watts, drummer, Rolling Stones-Brown Sugar
1941 Pete Rose, Cincinnati Reds, Charlie hustle, most hits in majors
1941 Charlie McCoy, born in Oak Hill, West Virginia, harmonica player, Hee Haw
1941 Charlie Shelburne, English earl/large landowner
1940 Kip King, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Charlie and Company
1940 Yankee Charlie Keller hits 3 home runs to beat White Sox 10-9
1940 Bryan Davis, cricketer, bro of Charlie WI batsman vs. Australia 1965
1939 Charlie Foxx, U.S. songwriter/soul singer, Mockingbird
1938 Charlie Griffith, cricketer, WI fast bowler, or did he chuck?,
1938 Northwestern U awards honorary degree to dummy Charlie McCarthy
1938 Charlie Barnett makes 98 by lunch vs. Australia at Trent Bridge
1937 AL batting champ Charlie Gehringer wins MVP
1937 Charlie Haden, American Musician
1937 1st Charlie Chaplin talkie, "Modern Times," released
1936 Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and dummy Charlie McCarthy, appear on TV
1936 Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy become overnight success on radio
1936 Charlie Daniels, born in Wilmington, North Carolina, singer, Devil Went Down to Georgia
1936 John Larkin IV, actor and writer (Charlie Chan in Panama), dies at 63
1936 Linda Lawson, Ann Arbor, Michigan, actress, Don't Call Me Charlie
1935 Judge Landis fines ump George Moriarty, Cubs mgr Charlie Grimm and Chic players W English, B Jurges and B Herman for actions in World Series
1935 Charlie McGahey, cricket (MCC tour of Aus 1901-02 cured his TB), dies
1934 Joanna Barnes, Boston, actr, Parent Trap, Spartacus, Goodbye Charlie
1934 Al Freeman, Jr., born in Texas, actor, One Life to Live, My Sweet Charlie
1933 Charlie Chaplin weds Paulette Goddard
1933 Mike Stoller, composer, Lieber and Stoller-Hound Dog, Charlie Brown
1932 Charlie "Silver Fox" Rich, Colt, Arkansas, vocalist, Behind Closed Doors
1932 "Adv of Charlie Chan" 1st heard on NBC-Blue radio network
1932 Charlie Grimm replaces Roger Hornsby as manager of Chicago Cubs
1932 Vince Guaraldi, jazz pianist, Charlie Brown TV specials
1932 Charlie Conacher becomes 1st Toronto Maple Leaf to score 5 goals in a game, 1st coming at 7 seconds of game
1931 Charlie Chaplin receives France's distinguished Legion of Honor
1931 Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" premieres at Los Angeles Theater
1930 Charlie Jones, Ft. Smith, Arkansas, sportscaster, Almost Anything Goes
1929 Arte Johnson, born in Chicago, Illinois, comedian, Laugh-in, Don't Call Me Charlie
1928 Charlie Hallows scores his 1,000th run of Cricket season
1928 Aaron Spelling, TV executive producer, Charlie's Angels
1927 Charlie Louvin, Rainsville Ala, country singer, Louvin Brothers
1926 Sydney Chaplin, son of Charlie/actor, Adding Machine, Psycho Sisters
1925 Charlie Byrd, guitarist, Desfinado
1925 Charlie Drake, British comic, Plank, Rhubarb Rhubarb, Splish Splash
1925 Don Costa, actor, Impossible Years, Soul of Nigger Charlie
1925 French Baseball Federation awards silver medals to John McGraw, Charlie Comiskey, and Hugh Jennings
1923 Herschel Bernardi, actor, Arnie, Voice of Charlie the Tuna, Front
1922 Longest attack of hiccups begins Charlie Osborne, 98 hiccupped over 435 million times before it stops, He dies 11 months after it stops
1922 Charlie Robertson of Chicago pitches a perfect no-hit, no-run game
1921 Charlie McCartney scores 300 in 205 mins Aust vs. Notts
1921 "The Kid," starring Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan, released
1920 Charlie "Bird" Parker, U.S. jazz saxophonist
1920 Charlie Alfred Galbraith, jazz trombonist
1919 Mason Adams, New York City, actor, Charlie Hume-Lou Grant, Deadliest Season
1918 Actor Charlie Chaplin (29) weds Mildred Harris (17)
1918 John Forsythe, born in New Jersey, actor, Bachelor Father, Charlie's Angels, Dynasty
1916 In Game 3, Charlie Ebbets becomes the 1st owner to raise the price of World Series grandstand seats to $5-up from $3
1916 Benson Fong, Sacramento California, actress, Charlie Chan, Purple Heart
1916 Judy Campbell, actress, Convoy, Bonnie Prince Charlie
1916 Mutual signs Charlie Chaplin to a film contract
1916 NL votes down Charlie Ebbets proposal to limit 25 cents seats
1914 Charlie Chester, British comedian, Never Say Die
1914 John Hubbard, born in Indiana Harbor, Indiana, actor, Don't Call Me Charlie
1914 Charlie Chaplin debuts "The Tramp" in "Kid Auto Races at Venice"
1913 Charlie Chaplin began his film career at Keystone for $150 a week
1909 Astrid Allwyn, Manchester CT, actress, Charlie Chan's Secret
1909 Charlie Walker, South Aust cricket wicket-keeper, toured but no Tests
1905 Cliff Arquette, born in Toledo, Ohio, comedian, Charlie Weaver
1904 Charlie "Pretty Boy" Floyd, FBI Most Wanted criminal
1903 Charlie Gehringer, Detroit Tigers' 2nd baseman, 1924-42
1903 Edgar Bergen, Chicago, ventriloquist, Charlie McCarthy
1902 Mantan Moreland, Monroe, Louisiana, comedian, Charlie Chan, Spirit of Youth
1901 Cincinnati Enquirer reports Balt mgr John McGraw signed Cherokee Indian Tokohoma, who is really black 2nd baseman Charlie Grant
1897 Washington Senator catcher Charlie Farrell throws out 8 attempted stealers
1897 J Carrol Naish, New York City, actor, Charlie Chan-Adv of Charlie Chan
1895 Charlie Hallows, cricket batsman, Lancs played for England 1921-28
1893 Charlie Chase, U.S. actor and director, Sons of Desert
1892 Charlie Reilly is baseball's 1st pinch hitter
1890 Lloyd Bacon, born in San Jose, California, actor, Charlie Chaplin
1889 Charlie Chaplin, Tramp, comedian, City Lights, IBM salesman
1888 HW Boxing champ John L Sullivan draws Charlie Mitchell in 30 rounds
1887 John Davidson, New York City, actor, Charlie Chan-Chinese Cat
1886 Charlie Naughton, born in Glasgow, Scotland, actor, Frozen Limits
1886 Charlie Ruggles, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Ruggles, Aesop-Bullwinkle Show
1885 Phillies Charlie Ferguson no-hits Providence 1-0
1885 Charlie Daniels, U.S. swimmer, Olympics-4 gold-1904, 08
1884 Earl Biggers, author, "Charlie Chan" detective series
1884 Joseph Crehan, born in Baltimore, Maryland, actor, Charlie Chan-Meeting at Midnight
1884 Charles Winninger, Athens Wisconsin, actor, Charlie Farrell Show
1882 Charlie Parker, cricketer, legend Gloucs SLA, but 2-32 in only Test
1882 Edward Earle, born in Toronto, Ontario, actor, Charlie Chan-Meeting at Midnight
1881 Charlie Dell, New York City, actor, Pickle in the Middle
1880 Warner Oland, Umea Sweden, actor, Jazz Singer, Charlie Chan
1880 Charlie Jones becomes 1st to hit 2 home runs in 1 inning
1879 5th Kentucky Derby: Charlie Shauer aboard Lord Murphy wins in 2:37
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie flees to France
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie flees to France from Scotland
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie flees in disguise to Isle of Skye
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie occupies Castle of Inverness
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie occupies Castle of Inverness
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie's army leaves Glasgow
1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie's troops occupy Stirling
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie's army meets de Esk
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie becomes king of Scotland
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie reaches Blair Castle Scotland
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie reaches Blair Castle Scotland
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie lands on Eriskay, Hebrides
1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie becomes King James VIII
1720 Charles Edward Stuart, [Bonnie Prince Charlie/Young Pretender]
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