Nov 11th-Veterans Day, George Patton, Marshall Crenshaw, Demi Moore, Calista Flockhart, Leonardo Di Caprio

0:10 Well, hi there, I am Jeff, and welcome to History in Factory is about today, vision about cool media. There's November the eleventh, O looes Man, Dudy. No matter what the price, I've counted up, the calls hello, the sacrifice boy all the time for you. But it times asking mere and cross with oars. Freedom don't countree and an am American soul and American. It is Veterans Day. Today we honor all of those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Now we honor Veterans Day on November eleventh, because it's also the end of World War One, and that's when it all started. See World War One. It came to a halt down the eleventh hour, the eleventh day, and the eleventh month of nineteen eighteen. So yeah, eleven o'clock on November the eleventh. Now you also hear today called Armistice Day. Well, that just celebrates the end of World War One, and that is really big over in Europe. But over here we combined it with Veterans Day and Veterans Day we'd soenter all the veterans throughout American history who have served and represented our country so gallantly. Now they combine the two back in nineteen fifty four. So it's just Veterans Day over here. So all you men and women who have served our country and their armed forces, we wish you an awesome Veterans Day and thank you whom on the bottom of our hearts, and God bless every one of you. All Right, let's who's going on in entertainment on November the eleventh. Let's go back to nineteen sixty nine. Number one album was Abbey Road by the Beatles.

1:42 The Fifth Dimension had the number one song with Wedding Bell Blues, I Guess You and See the Passion and Eyes See Wedding Merle Haggart. He had the number one country song with Okie from Muskochie, We Don't Let Our Hair Long and Shaggy likely Hippies out in San Francisco, The Dude and I'm to Be from the Stogy. Third number one book was The Godfather by Mary Opuzzo.

2:35 The top movie was Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid. They followed Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Gig and their gang well they robbed trains in Wyoming in the eighteen nineties. Sorry Paul Newman Robert Redford and Catherine Ross. All right, let's see it app in the world on November the eleventh. That was over dance foot and the fan was parrhythm. You got down and get the gator. Later you shoes Greek stone on the Greek Stone, Old Greece. It was seventeen fifty. The FHC Society, also known as the Flat Hat Club. They was formed at the College of William and Mary. Now.

3:20 It was the very first college fraternity. Now oddly it was based on Latin and not Greek. FHC had stood for a fraternity, Yes, Cognitas Humanitarius man brotherhood, knowledge and humanity. Now. The most famous member of the whole thing Thomas Jefferson. He was in there in the seventeen sixties, early seventeen sixties. The great fratorities they started off on the seventeen seventies. Eighteen eighty five Mary Walker, she received a medical degree from Syracuse Now. When the Civil War broke out, she volunteered to serve as a surgeon at the Union Hospital in Washington, DC. She was captured by Confederate soldiers when she crossed enemy lines to treat some civilians. She was held as a spy. See the rebels didn't think the heins had no woman doctors. But you did get released on the prisoner exchange. Eighteen sixty five, doctor Mary Walker.

4:05 She was given the Medal of Honor for her roics and treating Union soldiers during the war. She is still the only woman to ever get a Medal of Honor. Nineteen twenty one, President Warren D. Harding he dedicated the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. It only had one soldier then now it has three. Went for World War One World War two in Korea. Nineteen twenty six, the famous highway Route sixty six opened up officially. It ran from Chicago to Santa Monica, California, two thy four hundred and forty eight miles. Yeah, it really meandered. Nineteen ninety two, the Church of England, they voted to allow women to become priests. Cop coch Coat Shage. This shirebirth day, we're gonna pau he left this shiverbirthday.

4:50 We gonna simple tage. He's like this Shire birth day and you know we don't get goose. That's your birthday. Let's see. It was born on November the eleven old, blood and guts, Blood and guts. That was his name, General George S. Patten. He was born in San Gabriel, California, in eighteen eighty five. George he was a brilliant tactician and strategist, but he wasn't really very brook smart. See he had to repeat his first year at West Point because he had trobe reading and rutting. Now he got fifth place in the Olympics in nineteen twelve warrehen Stockholm. Yeah, in the pentathlon. Of course. He's best known as a four star general. He's credit for modernizing tank warfare and his innovations. They're still used today. Got married in nineteen ten and they had three children. Nineteen forty five, after Germany had surrendered in World War Two, Patten decided to go out and do some fizz and hunting. Well. The car he was riding in, yeah, he was hit by an army truck. George died twelve days later from the injuries. Sixty years old. Now, most historians today they don't believe that that craft was an accident. No, pretty much every thinks he was taken out. You can't tell me all wayway, Yeah, Now, maybe Marshall Crenshaw. He's seven years old. He's born in Detroit, Michigan, in nineteen fifty three. Started out in the musical Beatlemania Yeah.

6:19 Then he released his first solo album in nineteen eighty two. Some of his hits are Someday, some Way, Cynical Girl, wherever you are, You're on my mind. He's done a lot of songwriting. He even wrote that one Jim Blossoms song in the nineties Until I Heard from You Yeah, one of the biggest hits in the nineties. He co wrote that. He played Buddy Holly in the movie LaBamba, Oh Marshall. He's been married since nineteen seventy eight. Actress de Me Moore. She was born in Roswell, New Mexico, in nineteen sixty two, sixty one year. She started out on the daytime soap opera General Hospital. Then she became a member of the Brat Pack. First big movie was Blaming on Real. When she was eighteen years old, she married her first hundred, Freddy Moore Well. They divorced three years later, but she's kept his name ever since she was married.

7:04 She was born Demi Guyness g u y n e s so I guess that's guyness. I guess Demi Moore sounds a lot better, huh. She married Bruce Willis for thirteen years. They had three daughters. After they divorced, Bruce actually went to Demi's third wedding with Ashton Kutcher Well Ashton and Demi. They divorced after eight years. So much, I had no idea. Ali mcbill had a theme song. Actress Callista Flockhart is fifty nine. She's born in Fremont, Illinois, in nineteen sixty four. Start out on Broadway and then she had big on TV's Ali McBeal, and then she did Brothers and Sisters. She adopted a baby boy in two thousand and one. Then she married married Harrison Ford in twenty ten. He also adopted that little boy.

8:03 Actress Alison Duty. She was born in Dublin, Ireland, in nineteen sixty six. Fifty seven year old. She made her movie debut as a James Bond girl Jenny Flex in the Bond movie In a View to a Kill. She's eighteen years old. She's still the youngest Bond girl. Biggest movie she was in. She played Elsa in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusades She's also in Major League two and The King Solomon's Minds. She married once for twelve years and has two daughters from it. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio. He has forty nine. He was born in Los Angeles in nineteen seventy four. Started out on TV, first Parenthood and then Growing Pains. The first big movie was The Boy's Life. I think that was with de Niro. He's been nominated for Oscars for What's Eating Gilbert Gray, The Aviator, Blood Diamond, The Wolf of Wall Street, Once Bond a time in Hollywood. He won one for The Rivenant. All right, today's fact too, that alwinya bear.

8:54 This one's kind of interesting. Now. Before Color TV, seventy five percent of peace people said they dreamed in black and white. Since Color TV has been out, now only twelve percent of people said they dream in black and white. Well, thanks for being here at it. Let's end with comedian Gallagher. He died today last year at seventy six years old. Women wear a pair of panties, but only one bra. You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow. No no, no, no,