July 19-Daiquiri's, First #1 song, Bloomers invented, Anthony Edwards, Vikki Carr, Tom & Jerry, Sitting Bull

0:19 Hello one in all, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today. Today's U Lie the nineteenth. It's short day. Donas docket to me, Dona stacket to me, sucks my friends. Don a free please said it's cold, it's getting on its way. Well it did not be a strawberry. Anyone will do. Today's National Dakery Day eighteen ninety eight. In Cuba miners in the town of Daker. They would gather at the bar after work. The American engineer who were supervising the miner, his name is jennings Cock. Yeah, one night they were all drinking. He got drunk and Nickson Bacardi sugar lime juice and a glass of ice. Well, his miners absolutely loved that, and the Daker he was born. So have fun and enjoy. Okay, let's see what's going on in entertainment on July nineteenth. Back in nineteen fifty nine, then one album was Exotica by Martin Denny. Paul Ainka had the number one song with Lonely Boy, I'm just.

1:23 A Holy boy. Blue, I'm all alone? Who was nothing to do? I've got everything? Do you think God. Is someone to love? Johnny Horton had the number one country song with Battle in New Orleans. And eighteen foot Wood Team. It took the little trip along with Colonel Jackson that I might in mississip took the then we took the little Beans, and they called the bloody British and the town of New Orleans, we send.

2:06 The brittiest kipper coming. There wasn't Nize Midias. There was a while ago weed. They forget the running down. The Mississippi to the Gup of Mexico. The number one book was Exodus by Leon URIs. The top movie was The Nuns Story. After leaving our rich Belgian family to become a nun, Andrew Hepburns really struggles with her vows during World War Two. Nineteen thirteen, Billboard magazine they published it's very first top ten selling songs list. Yeah, Billbird's first list. See now. That first song in history to be number one was called Melinda's Wedding Day by Byron Harlan and Arthur Collins.

2:51 Away. Here you wonder how people heard about popular songs back in nineteen thirteen. I mean there weren't any radio station since the first radio station won't go on the air until nineteen twenty and it didn't even play music. I mean some high class stores they actually did seal records. Most people though, yeah, they bought the sheet music. Yeah, then they just played the song themselves. So when Linda's wedding, it was actually the best selling sheet music at that time. All right, what happened on July the nineteenth, fifteen fifty three, she must have been doing a bad job. England's Queen Jane.

3:31 She was kicked out after nine days. She was fifteen years old. Eighteen forty three, the steamship the USS or the SS Great Britain it was launched. It was the largest ship in the world at that time. It was the first ship with an iron hull and a screw propeller. The hole is just the main body now. It was used for over a hundred and twenty years. Yeah, today it's a museum. Yeah, you guys would walk around on and if you go over to London Seneca Falls, New York. In eighteen forty eight, the first US Woman's Rights Convention was held. Now, they did discuss some very important issues, don't get me wrong there, but the start of the convention was Emily Bloomer YEP Emily. She was always really popular. Everybody liked her. Then she used the convention to introduce her newest fashion creation. The women just went backcrap crazy over.

4:15 It became just huge, sold, sold millions and millions. I think you know where I'm going. What Emily did Bloomers. Yep, she started selling Bloomers at the Women's rights conference. That's right now. Pretty savvy marketing actually on Amelia's part. Now that first women's rights concerts but turned into a fashion show. But you know what, they had to start somewhere. Eighteen eighty one, Sieue Indian Chief sitting Ball. He surrendered to the United States Army in Montana the Sitting Ball. Then he went on to tour with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Nineteen forty eight off Hitler, he ordered Great Britain to surrender. Bretton said, no, I don't know why. That was on the headline of every newspaper on the planet all that time. Nineteen forty one, the first Tom and Jerry cartoon was released, called that the Midnight Snack. Now I have to take issue with the whole premise of Tom and Jerry. See Jerry the mouse. He always gets outsmarts the tom the cat. Now, after all the dead mice my cats have left on my door, I don't think that premise works. Nineteen fifty seven, on the TV show The Big Dance, fourteen year old Frankie Lyman. He was the lead singer for a group called the Teenagers. During while Frankie was performing, yeah, he started dancing with a white girl from the audience. There was so much outrage and outcry that show ended up getting canceled and kicked off the air. But let's be honest, it wasn't Frankie's fault. He didn't know that white girl couldn't dance. Nineteen sixty one, twa they showed the first in flight movie. It was by Love Possessed in it Lina Turner. She has an affair with Jason Robarts, who's a partner and her impotent husband's loft for yeah, makes sense that you start off with the family flot. This

5:48 is kind of shocking. In twenty seventeen, popular franch singer her name is Barbara Welling, really popular over there in France. She always performed barefoot. Then she was doing a show up in northwest France when she clapped in died right there on the stage during the show thirty five years old. Well, she was barefoot and she stepped on electrical wire and electrocuted herself. Joke, joke, joke, huge dish Shibbert day. We gonna he left thish shubfday. We want simple tage. He was like dish Shubert Day. And you know we don't give up. Okay was born on July the nineteenth Samuel Colt. He was born in Hartford, Connecticut. In eighteen fourteen, he invented the Colt revolver. Now, it was the first gun to use interchangeable parts. So yeah, his guns could be mass Pertio's. Yeah. All the other guns they were just made in custom made. But Colt he was a marketing guru. He gave custom Colt revolvers to military officers, heads of state, top government officials. Then he received all the government contracts. Now when he died in eighteen sixty two, he is one of the richest men in the entire world. He died from gout. He was only forty seven years old. He was married and they had a son, Percy Spencer. He was born in Holland, Maine in eighteen ninety eight. Now he gets credit for inventing the microwave eleven, well for discovering the microwaveleven. Nineteen forty six, Percy was working in her Raytheon. Then he loved him candy bars. Now every time he walked by one of those machines, candy bar would melt in his pocket.

7:13 So old Percy, he finally had aha moon. Now. Actually he grew up an orphan. He never even graduated eighth grade. He still became a senior vice president of Raytheon. His name's on over one hundred and fifty patents. He was married and they had three kids. Parcy died in nineteen seventy at seventy six years old. Now if it's because of the exposure of microwaves, we'll never know. They won't say a word about how why Piercy died. Love I started too.

7:56 That was Sue Thompson. She was born in Nevada, Missouri, in nineteen twenty five. When she was twenty, her husband abandoned her and her daughter. So I had a supporter and her daughter. She started singing the netclubs. She had pretty big in the nineteen sixties. Some of the hits were sad movies Make Me Cry, Norman James hold the latter Steady Paper Tiger nineteen seventy. Switch over from pop over the country music she did. Okay, making love to you is just like eating a bag of peanuts. Big Mabel Murphy, never naughty rosy some country it's now. She had that first daughter from her that first husband, actually married, divorce three times. She died from Alzheimer's in twenty twenty one at ninety six years old.

8:37 Prettiest women now. They started him out to be a teen idol, but he really didn't it big until they turned him into a country singer. He's George Hamilton, the fourth. He was born in Winston Salem, North Carolina, nineteen thirty seven. Between nineteen fifty eight and twenty twelve, Georgia las over forty albums, Abilene, Early Morning, Rain, Truck Driving Man, Before the Day Ends, Yeah, some of his big hits. He married his high school sweetheart back in nineteen fifty eight, and then they had two sons and a daughter. Georgia died from heart attack twenty fourteen. Is seventy seven years old.

9:18 That's when the phone rang, and I chewed, and as I grab the phone. Nice she was born Florencia, Viacynthe Di Cassillas Martinez Cortona. Yeah, I no Paso Texas. Thankfully Jesus goes by. Vicky Carr s eighty five years old today and still performs. She's sang in front of the Queen and five US presidents. She sings pop, Spanish, Mariachi and country Now. She was one of the first to actually do both English and banishing and mainstream kinds of stuff. Yeah. Some ofever English number one songs are the lesson eternity. It must be him with pen in hand. I'll be home now, Vicki.

10:11 She has a doctor's degree in law and a doctor's degree in fine arts. Smart Lady Now. She was a widow from her third husband twenty nineteen. They had been married for twenty six years. Actor Anthony Edwards is sixty four. He's born in Santa Monica, California, in nineteen sixty two. In his first movie, he was Stoning her Bud in Fast Times at Fringe of Mount High. Then he was Gilbert and Revenge on Herds. Then he has Goose in the Top Gun movie TV hit Big playing doctor Mark green on Er. Now. He had one son and three daughters. From his first wife. Then he married actress Mary Winningham in twenty twenty one. She has five kids. That's a lot of kids. Hopefully some of them were grown up already. Okay. Quote the Days in a comp from actor James Gardner.

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