Ephéméride du Mardi 18 mars 2008

Sujet: Ephéméride du Mardi 18 mars 2008 Mar 18 Mar 2008, 08:56

Aujourd'hui mardi 18 mars,
nous fêtons les Cyrillе

аinsi quе lеs ALEXANDRE - ANSELME - CYRILLE DE JERUSALEM
EDOUARD - FRIGDIEN - MEROLE - NARCISSE - SALVATOR
TRETIC - TROPHIME

PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR
Derwella

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DICTONS DU JOUR

"A la Saint-Narcisse les mouches,
aux pêcheurs les touches."

"Quand mars se déguisе еn été,
аvril рrеnd ses habits fourrés."

"Des fleurs qui s'ouvrent en Mars,
On n'a que le regard."

"Brouillard en mars,
Gelée en mai."

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PROVERBE DU JOUR

« Tant va la cruchе l'еаu qu'à lа fin elle se casse. »

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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?

Ephéméride du Mardi 18 mars 2008 Moon

1911 - Smiley Burnette 1911-1967, actor, singer, songwriter, guitar, and accordion, born Lester Alvin Burnette in Summum, Illinois. Both of his parents were pastors (Church of Christ). During his career Smiley appeared in more than 300 movies, and wrote hundreds of songs. His songs have been recorded by George Morgan, Red Foley, Riders of the Purple Sage, Vaughn Monroe, Ferlin Husky, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and more. Smiley Burnette died in 1967 from leukemia. He was posthumously inducted into the NSHF in 1971, and his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is located at 6125 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, California.

1930 - Billy Armstrong, Texas Playboys and Sons of the Pioneers born in Streator, Illinois. Billy was named Fiddle Player of the Year 13 consecutive years by the ACM.

1938 - Charlie Pride was born in Sledge, Mississippi. Inducted CMHF 2000.

1941 - Margie Bowes was born in Roxboro, North Carolina.

1949 - Eddy Arnold's RCA Victor single "Don't Rob Another Man's Castle," went to #1 on the charts and remained there for 12 weeks.

1950 - Moon Mullican's King Records single "I'll Sail My Ship Alone" hit the charts today. The song went to #1 for 4 weeks. Moon Mullican became a member of the Grand Ole Opry the following year. He was known as "King Of The Hillbilly Piano Players."

1957 - Bill Haley & The Comets completed a very successful world tour.

1957 - Johnny Cash's "There You Go" topped the charts.

1957 - Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers commencent leur tournée anglaise.

1958 - Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper recorded "Big Midnight Special."

1959 - EMI stoppe sa production de 78t.

1965 - Waylon recorded "Stop The World And Let Me Off."

1965 - Buck Owens' "I've Got A Tiger By The Tail," topped the charts.

1970 - Johnny Cash's ABC-TV show featured guests Merle Haggard, Tommy Cash, Carl Perkins and the Carter Family.

1970 - Faron Young and Dolly Parton were the featured guests on "Hee Haw."

1971 - Buck Owens recorded "I'll Still Be Waiting For You."

1993 - Dolly Parton presented Chet Atkins with the NARAS Lifetime Achievement Award.

2002 - Brenda Lee was inducted into the R&RHF.

2003 - George Jones and June Carter Cash performed together at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle, Washington.

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