1998 Warner Brothers TV Network begins Tueday night programming
1995 Frederick Archibauld Warner, diplomat, dies at 77
1995 5th TV network (WB) Warner Brothers begins (WPIX-TV in New York City)
1994 Warner Brothers announces a 5th TV network to begin on Jan 11, 1995
1994 Joseph H Hazen, U.S. producer/VP (Warner Bros), dies at 96
1994 Nicholas Warner, test Pilot, dies at 51
1992 Madonna signs $60-million deal with Time Warner
1989 Mel Blanc, cartoon voice (Warner Bros cartoons), dies at 81
1984 Silvia A Warner, writer, dies
1982 Liz Taylor's 7th divorce (John Warner)
1981 Jack Warner, [Waters], actor (Captive Heart), dies at 84
1978 Jack L Warner, U.S. movie production (Warner Bros), dies at 86)
1978 Sylvia Townsend Warner, English Novelist
1976 Liz Taylor's 7th marriage to John Warner
1976 Warner Anderson, actor (Doctor, Lineup, Peyton Place), dies at 65
1970 Malcolm Jamal Warner, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, actor, Theodore-Cosby Show
1962 Bonny Warner, born in Mount Baldy, California, lugist
1961 Frank Sinatra launches Reprise label under Warner Bros Records
1961 Les Warner, rocker, Cult-Fire Woman
1958 H[arry] B[yron] Warner, actor (10 Commandments, New Moon), dies at 83
1958 Warner Fabian, [S Adams], U.S. author (Great American Fraud), dies at 87
1958 Harry Warner, U.S. movie pionier (Warner Bros), dies at 81
1954 Mark Warner, American Politician
1954 Tasmanian Devil, debuts in "Devil May Hare" by Warner Bros
1951 Warner Baxter, dies at 62
1947 Alan Warner, rocker, Foundations
1945 Pepe LePew debuts in Warner Bros cartoon "Odor-able Kitty"
1943 Nicholas Warner, test Pilot
1941 David Warner, born in Manchester, New Hampshire, actor, Star Trek VI, Time Bandits
1938 Warner Oland, actor (Werewolf of London, Jazz Singer), dies at 57
1937 Warner Wolf, Washington D.C., sportscaster, WABC-TV, WCBS-TV
1934 Mark Hellinger Theater (Warner Bros) opens at 237 W 51st St. New York City
1931 Gerald Warner, deputy secretary, Cabinet Office
1927 John Warner, American Politician
1926 Warner Bros premieres Vitaphone sound-on-disc movie system
1926 1st talkie movie "Don Juan" at Warner Theatre, New York
1926 Book of the Month Club sends out its 1st selections "Lolly Willowes" and "Loving Huntsman" by Sylvia Townsend Warner
1924 Jean-Pierre Warner, British high court judge
1918 Frederick Archibauld Warner, diplomat
1911 Edward Warner, diplomat
1911 Warner Anderson, born in Brooklyn, actor, Doctor, Lineup, Matthew-Peyton Place
1905 Isadore I Friz Freleng, born in Kansas City, Missouri, animator, Warner Bros cartoons
1905 Rex Warner, English poet and writer, Wild Goose Chase
1900 Charles Dudley Warner, U.S. writer (As We Go), dies at 70
1899 Pelham Warner scores 132 on Test Cricket debut (Eng vs. SA Johannesburg)
1896 Jack Warner, born in London, England, actor, Christmas Carol
1893 Sylvia Townsend Warner, English Novelist
1892 Jack Warner, U.S. movie studio head, Warner Bros
1889 Warner Baxter, born in Columbus, Ohio, actor, In Old Arizona, Cisco Kid
1884 Albert Warner, U.S. producer, Warner Bros
1880 Warner Oland, Umea Sweden, actor, Jazz Singer, Charlie Chan
1875 H[arry] B[yron] Warner, born in London, England, actor, King of Kings
1873 Pelham Warner, cricketer, England 1898-1912, later notable official
1871 Warner Fabian, [Samuel H Adams], U.S. journalist and writer, Average Jones
1836 James Meech Warner, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1897
1829 Charles Dudley Warner, Massachusetts, newspaperman/author, Being a Boy
1827 Henry Warner Slocum, Major General Union volunteers, died in 1894
1825 Henry Warner Birge, Bvt Major General Union volunteers
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