September 19 in History

• 1888

  September 19, 1888:

  The first international beauty pageant “Concours de Beaute” takes place in Spa, Belgium.

• 1952

  September 19, 1952:

  The American television series called “Adventures of Superman" begins showing in the country.

• 1959

  September 19, 1959:

  The first secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev is barred from entering Disneyland.

• 1975

  September 19, 1975:

  The British television sitcom dubbed "Fawlty Towers" is shown for the first time in the United Kingdom on BBC2.

• 1980

  September 19, 1980:

  The American family drama film entitled "Ordinary People", which was directed by Robert Redford, hits cinemas across the country.

• 1988

  September 19, 1988:

  The fourth studio album of American rock group Bon Jovi, which is entitled "New Jersey", is issued with the help of Mercury Records.

• 1989

  September 19, 1989:

  American medical drama film titled "Doogie Howser, M.D." is first broadcasted on ABC Television Network.

• September 19, 1989:

  American singer and songwriter Janet Jackson drops her 4th studio album titled "Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814". The work was released under the A&M Records label.

• 1990

  September 19, 1990:

  American comedy series, “The Mary Tyler Moore" is originally aired on the CBS Network.

• 1994

  September 19, 1994:

  An American medical drama TV series called "ER" makes its debut on NBC Television Network.