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Births
1886 — Ralph M. DeLacy, who was art director for The Phantom Creeps.
1889 — Alfred E. Green, who was director for Invasion USA.
1894 — Benjamin H. Kline, who was cinematographer for Last of the Wild Horses.
1925 — David Graham, who voiced multiple characters in Invaders from the Deep.
1929 — Sandy Frank, who was producer of the English language versions of Humanoid Woman, The Legend of Dinosaurs, Gamera, Gamera vs Barugon, Time of the Apes, Gamera vs Gaos, Fugitive Alien, Gamera vs Guiron, Mighty Jack, Gamera vs Zigra, and Star Force: Fugitive Alien II.*
1929 — Ted Thomas, who provided the English dub voices of Emperor Antonio of Seatopia in Godzilla vs Megalon, Kawajiri in Gamera vs Barugon, and Kanamura in Gamera vs Gaos.
1931 — Tab Hunter, who portrayed Stayczek in San Francisco International.
1936 — Angus Duncan, who portrayed Sir James in The Magic Sword.
1940 — Tom Scherman, who was special makeup artist for The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies.
1963 — Lisa Rinna, who portrayed Annie in Robot Wars.*
Deaths
1976 — Ernest Zatorsky (75), who was a sound technician for the short X Marks the Spot (paired with King Dinosaur).
1986 — Lucille Wall (88), who portrayed Lucille March AKA Nursferatu in the General Hospital short paired with Manhunt in Space.
1999 — Hal W. Polaire (80), who was production manager for Stranded in Space.
2007 — Rod Lauren (68, suicide), who portrayed Paul Lawrence in The Crawling Hand.
2009 — John Breslin (80), who portrayed a soldier in Gorgo.
Episode Premieres
1998 — The Touch of Satan
Events
1973 — Ann-Margret (Jody Dvorak in Kitten with a Whip) receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6501 Hollywood Blvd.
1992 — Day 2 of Mystery Science Theater Alive! (the show’s first official live performance).