Today's 6 March Film TV in History

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  • 1909 Dutch film distributor Jean Desmet opens his first permanent cinema, the Cinema Parisien in Rotterdam
  • 1940 Robin (Dick Grayson) debuts as Batman's sidekick in issue 38 of Detective Comics by DC Comics

1959 11th Emmy Awards: Playhouse 90, Jack Benny Show, Raymond Burr win

  • 1967 WACS TV channel 25 in Dawson, GA (PBS) begins broadcasting

Closing Time

1973 Asylum Records releases "Closing Time," the debut album by singer-songwriter Tom Waits

  • 1978 Brian Clark's stage drama "Whose Life is it Anyway?" starring Tom Conti and Jane Asher, and directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, opens at the Mermaid Theatre, London

Film & TV History

1985 Yul Brynner appears in his 4,500th performance of "The King & I"

  • 1996 10th American Comedy Award: James Burrows
  • 2004 35th NAACP Image Awards: "The Fighting Temptations" wins Outstanding Motion Picture
  • 2010 30th Golden Raspberry Awards: "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" wins
  • 2016 Seventh Democratic presidential candidates debate hosted by CNN and held in Flint, Michigan

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