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1994 Henk Figee, author/publisher (Shoes of the Sea), dies at 46
1993 "Red Shoes" closes at Gershwin Theater New York City after 5 performances 1993 "Red Shoes" opens at Gershwin Theater New York City for 5 performances 1982 "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes..." closes at Alvin New York City after 5 perf 1982 "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes..." opens at Alvin New York City for 5 performances 1959 Lorrie Morgan, born in Nashville, Tennessee, country singer, Out of Your Shoes 1956 Elvis Presley records his version of "Blue Suede Shoes" 1955 Carl Perkins records "Blue Suede Shoes" 1953 Jerome Smith, U.S. guitarist, KC and the Sunshine Band-Boogie Shoes 1949 "High Button Shoes" closes at Century Theater New York City after 727 performances 1948 Paul Barrere, rock vocalist and guitarist, Little Feat-Sailin' Shoes 1947 "High Button Shoes" opens at Century Theater New York City for 727 performances 1947 Julie Styne and Sam Cohn's musical "High Button Shoes," premieres in New York City 1935 Elvis Presley, born in Tupelo, Mississippi, singer, Blue Suede Shoes, Hounddog 1932 Carl Perkins, singer, Blue Suede Shoes 1932 Carl Perkins, born in Jackson, Tennessee, singer and songwriter, Blue Suede Shoes 1926 Moira Shearer, Dunfermline Scotland, ballerina, Red Shoes 1922 Oskar Werner, film actor and director, Shoes of the Fisherman, Das Ekel 1920 Allen Woodring wins Oympic 200 m dash wearing borrowed shoes 1916 Morris L. West, born in Australia, novelist, Shoes of the Fisherman 1905 Michael Powell, English director/screen writer/producer, Red Shoes 1885 1st mass production of shoes (Jan Matzeliger in Lynn, Massachusetts) 1885 Jan Matzeliger begins 1st mass production of shoes 1883 Jan Matzeliger invents 1st machine to manufacture entire shoes 1869 1st carload of freight (boots and shoes) arrives in SF, from Boston 1310 Shoes were made for both right and left feet |
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