1995 "Fool Moon" opens at Ambassador Theater New York City
1995 Michael Horden, actor (Fool, Green Man, Scoop), dies at 83
1993 "Fool Moon" closes at Richard Rodgers Theater New York City after 207 performances
1993 "Fool Moon" opens at Richard Rodgers Theater New York City for 207 performances
1983 Sam Shepards "Fool for love," premieres in New York City
1980 22nd Grammy Awards: What a Fool Believe, Streisand-Diamond duet
1979 Dancin' Fool by Frank Zappa hits #45
1966 Emma Dunn, actress (You Can't Fool Your Wife), dies at 91
1958 Ken Olandt, actor, April Fool's Day, Imposter, Leprechaun
1958 Mark Fox, congas/percussionist, Haircut 100-Nobody's Fool
1951 Frank Sinatra recorded "I'm a Fool to Want You"
1951 Chris Rea, English rock guitarist, Fool If You Think It Is Over
1948 Patricia [Anne] McKillip, U.S., sci-fi author, Fool's Run
1947 Tom O'Brien, actor (Flying Fool), dies at 56
1946 Loudon Wainwright III, vocalist, April Fool's Day Morn
1944 Cornelia J "Corry" Arends, Dutch actress, Fool's Hat
1944 Cuba Gooding, U.S. singer, Everybody Plays the Fool
1933 Floyd Ashton, U.S. singer, Tams-What Child of Fool
1931 Ike Turner, Mississippi, AKA Mr. Tina Turner!, guitarist, A Fool in Love
1930 Jennifer P Johnston, Irish author, Fool's sanctuary
1926 Edmund Cooper, UK, sci-fi author, Seed of Light, All Fool's Day
1922 Channing Pollock's "Fool," premieres in New York City
1921 Ed Wynn's musical "Perfect Fool," premieres in New York City
1921 John Bouber, [Blom], actor/author, Fool of Heideloo
1914 Billy Eckstine, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, jazz singer, Tenderly, A Fool in Love
1882 James Gleason, New York City, writer and actor, Bishop's Wife, Flying Fool
1858 Lincoln makes a speech about when you can fool people
1849 Lincoln says "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and of people some of time, but you can't fool all of the people all of time"
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