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1999 Jules Lederer, businessman, Budget Rent-A-Car, dies at 81
1981 Jules Feiffer's "Grownups," premieres in New York City 1976 Jules Feiffer's "Knock Knock," premieres in New York City 1972 Jules Romains, French novelist (Death of Nobody), dies at 86 1967 Jules Feiffer's "Little Murders," premieres in New York City 1964 Skip [Jules I] Kendall, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, PGA golfer, 1993 International-8th 1961 Jules J B V Bordet, Belgian bacteriologist (Nobel 1919), dies at 90 1953 Jules van Nuffel, composer, dies at 70 1953 Jules Shear, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, musician, singer, performed with The Funky Kings, Raisins in the Sun, created, hosted, first 13 episodes of MTV series, Unplugged, song, All Through the Night, recorded by Cyndi Lauper, ranked number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, co-wrote title track for Everything's Different Now album, with Matthew Sweet 1952 Jules Poncelet, Belgian minister of State, dies at 82 1951 Jules Verstraete, Julien G de Graef, actor (Boefje), dies at 67 1944 Jules Deelder, Dutch poet, T of Vondel 1941 Jules Wijdenbosch, premier Suriname 1937 Marie Dubois, Paris, France, actress, Wise Guys, Jules and Jim 1935 Jules Croiset, Dutch actor, Help, Doctor Verzuipt! 1935 Jules M Cambron, French Governor-General to Algeria/ambassador, dies 1934 Jules Renkin, Belgian Prime Minister 1931 - 1932, dies 1932 Francois Truffaut, Paris, director, Jules and Jim, Fahrenheit 451 1931 Jules Renkin becomes premier of Belgium 1930 Jules Ladoumegue runs world record 1 km (2:23.6) 1930 Jules Pascin, Julius Pincas, Bulgarian/US painter/cartoonist, dies 1929 Jules Verne Berman, space and science reporter, ABC-TV 1929 Jules Feiffer, New York City, cartoonist, Passionella, author, Little Murders 1928 Jeanne Moreau, born in Paris, France, actress, Going Places, Jules and Jim 1926 Jules Van de Hill, Belgian lawyer/politician, dies 1924 Jules de Corte, blind Dutch ballad singer 1922 Jules P de Palm, Antilles writer 1917 Jules HPFX Vandenpeereboom, premier of Belgium (1899), dies at 73 1914 Jules van Ackere, Flemish musicologist, Eternal Music 1912 Jules EF Massenet, French opera composer (Werther, Manon), dies at 70 1912 Jules Massenet, French Composer 1911 Jules Dassin, Middletown CT, director, Circle of Two, Never on Sunday 1910 Jules Renard, French writer (Le plaisir the rompre), dies at 46 1907 Jules de Trooz, Belgium PM, dies at 63 1907 Belgium Jules baron de Trooz forms Belgian government 1905 Jules Oppert, German Assyriologist (decodes characters), dies at 80 1905 French newspapers publish lists of Jules Vernes unpublished work 1905 Jules Verne, sci-fi author (Around the World in 80 Days), dies at 77 1905 Jules de Geyter, Belgian poet (International), dies at 75 1902 Jules Massenets opera premieres in Monte Carlo 1901 Rene Jules Dubos, France, U.S. microbiologist/author, Health and Disease 1897 Jules Buffano, born in St. Louis, Missouri, pianist, Jimmy Durante Show 1896 Jules Vandenpeereboom becomes Belgium's minister of War 1894 Jules Massenet's opera "Werther," premieres in New York City 1894 Jules Massenet's opera "Thais," premieres in Paris 1891 Jules Massenets opera "Griselde," premieres in Paris 1891 Jules Eugene Abraham Alary, composer, dies at 77 1889 New York World reporter Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Cochrane) began her attempt to surpass fictitious journey of Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg by traveling around world in less than 80 days She succeeded, by finishing trip following January in 72 days, 6 1889 Jules Massenets opera "Esclarmonde," premieres in Paris 1888 Jules J baron d'Anethan, Belgian Minister of Justice, dies 1887 Jules Francois Blasini, Curaeaos pianist/composer, dies at 40 1887 Jules Van de Leene, Belgian writer 1885 Jules Romains, France, novelist/playwright/poet, Men of Good Will 1885 Jules Pascin, Julius Pincas, Bulgarian/US painter/cartoonist 1884 Jules Massenet's opera "Manon," premieres in Paris 1883 Jules Verstraete, Julien G the Graef, actor, Driestuiversopera 1883 Jules van Nuffel, composer 1882 Jules Quicherat, French historian/archaeologist (Melanges), dies at 66 1880 Jules Ferry forms French government 1874 Jules Michelet, French historian (History of France), dies at 75 1871 Jules Janssen discovers dark lines in solar corona spectrum 1870 Jules Janssen, flys in a balloon in order to study a solar eclipse 1870 Jules de Goncourt, writer, dies at 39 1870 Jules JBV Bordet, Belgian bacteriologist, syphillis, Nobel 1919 1869 Jules Poncelet, Belgian minister of State 1864 Jules Renard, France, writer, Poil de Carotte 1862 Jules Renkin, Belgian jurist/minister/premier, 1931-32 1860 Jules Laforgue, Uruguay, French poet, Les Complaintas 1859 Jules Leotard performs 1st Flying Trapeze circus act (Paris) He also designed garment that bears his name 1857 Jules de Trooz, baron/premier of Belgium, 1907 1854 Jules van de Heuvel, Belgian lawyer/politician 1847 Jules Francois Blasini, Curacaos pianist/composer 1845 Jules M Cambon, French Governor-General of Algeria/ambassador 1843 Jules HPFX Vandenpeereboom, premier of Belgium, 1899 1842 Jules Emile Fred Massenet, Montaud France, composer, Manon, Le Cid 1842 Jules Massenet, French Composer 1838 Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen, discoverer of hydrogen in Sun 1832 Jules Valles, French journalist/communard/author, L'insurge 1832 Camille Armand Jules Marie de Polignac, Major General Confederate Army 1830 Jules de Goncourt, France, novelist, Germinie 1830 Jules de Geyter, Belgian poet, International 1828 Jules Verne, born in France, pioneered sci-fi, From the Earth to the Moon 1825 Jules Oppert, German Assyriologist, decodes characters 1815 Jules Quicherat, French historian/archaeologist 1814 Jules Eugene Abraham Alary, composer 1811 Jules Dupre, landscape painter 1803 Jules J baron d'Anethan, Belgian minister of Justice 1798 Jules Michelet, French historian, History of France, L'Amour 1707 Anne Jules duke the Noailles, marshal of France (huguenot), dies at 57 1661 Jules "Cardinal" Mazarin, chief minister of France, dies at 58 1661 Jules Mazarin, Italian cardinal/premier of France, dies at 58 1650 Anne Jules duke de Noailles, marshal of France, hugenot 1602 Jules Mazarin, France, cardinal, French 1st Minister, 1642-61 |
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