October 28 in History

• 1921

  October 28, 1921:

  Pathé Tuschinski, a movie theater located in the city of Amsterdam, opens. 

• 1941

  October 28, 1941:

  The American drama film entitled "How Green Was My Valley", directed by John Ford, premieres in NYC.

• 1963

  October 28, 1963:

  Brian Wilson and Mike Love from the American rock band, The Beach Boys issues a song titled "Be True To Your School”.

• 1977

  October 28, 1977:

  Canadian-American musician Neil Young formally issues a compilation album titled “Decade”.

• 1997

  October 28, 1997:

  The American rock group, The Flaming Lips issues their 8th studio album named “Zaireeka” via Warner Bros. Records.

• 2004

  October 28, 2004:

  American rapper and songwriter, Eminem launches his own satellite radio channel on Sirius XM network.

• 2013

  October 28, 2013:

  The American music group Jonas Brothers publicizes their break up.