July 6 in History

• 1933

  July 6, 1933:

  American musical comedy titled "Nertsery Rhymes" premieres.

• 1945

  July 6, 1945:

  Abbott & Costello hilarious film dubbed "The Naughty Nineties" is shown for the first time.

• 1956

  July 6, 1956:

  BBC premieres the film called "Hancock's Half Hour".

• 1964

  July 6, 1964:

  The Pavilion Theatre in London premieres the musical comedy film titled "Hard Day's Night", which stars members of the famous English rock band The Beatles.

• 1965

  July 6, 1965:

  American rock group, “Jefferson Airplane” is established.

• 1967

  July 6, 1967:

  Influential music artist, Jackie Wilson issues a song titled "Higher And Higher."

• 1975

  July 6, 1975:

  Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich completes the last composition of the music titled “Sonata for Viola and Piano”.

• 1979

  July 6, 1979:

  America's new wave band B-52s drops their self-titled debut album.

• 1990

  July 6, 1990:

  The American animated film, “Jetsons: The Movie” premieres.

• 1994

  July 6, 1994:

  The comedy-drama movie titled "Forrest Gump" hits theaters in the United States.

• 2010

  July 6, 2010:

  American singer Brandon Boyd drops his first solo album titled “The Wild Trapeze".