September 18 in History

• 1951

  September 18, 1951:

  The American drama film titled “A Streetcar Named Desire” premieres.

• September 18, 1951:

  The film titled "The Day the Earth Stood Still" is officially released in the United States.

• 1957

  September 18, 1957:

  American western television series, "Wagon Train" debuts on NBC Television Network.

• 1964

  September 18, 1964:

  ABC Television premieres the black comedy sitcom named “The Addams Family".

• 1965

  September 18, 1965:

  The American comedy television series named "Get Smart" is first aired in the country.

• September 18, 1965:

  The fantasy sitcom entitled "I Dream of Jeannie", starring Barbara Eden, debuts on NBC.

• 1967

  September 18, 1967:

  The American rock group, The Beach Boys, drops their 12^th studio album called “Smiley Smile”.

• 1968

  September 18, 1968:

  The musical comedy-drama film titled "Funny Girl", directed by William, is released in the United States.

• September 18, 1968:

  The action crime television series dubbed “Hardcastle and McCormick" is first broadcasted on ABC Television Network.

• September 18, 1968:

  The British Rock Group known as The Beatles records a song titled "Birthday."

• 1981

  September 18, 1981:

  English rock group Genesis issues their 11th studio album titled “Abacab” in the United Kingdom.

• 1988

  September 18, 1988:

  The American action comedy film entitled "Rush Hour" is originally released.