September 3 in History

• 1912

  September 3, 1912:

  The Five Pieces for Orchestra (Fünf Orchesterstücke) premieres at the Promenade Concert in London.

• 1951

  September 3, 1951:

  The American television soap opera titled "Search for Tomorrow" begins on CBS Television Network.

• 1969

  September 3, 1969:

  American film titled “The Trouble with Girls” premieres. It stars popular musician and actor, Elvis Presley.

• 1970

  September 3, 1970:

  Members of the English rock and roll band known as The Dave Clark Five part ways.

• 1977

  September 3, 1977:

  The American sitcom variety show, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" is broadcasted for the last time on CBS TV.

• 1982

  September 3, 1982:

  British band ‘Culture Club’ outdoors their single titled "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" in the United Kingdom.

• 1990

  September 3, 1990: English singer-songwriter George Michael drops his 2nd solo studio album titled “Listen without Prejudice Vol. 1”.

• 1991

  September 3, 1991:

  Rhythm-and-blues musician Ike Turner remains drug-free after serving 18 months in prison for drug-related charges.

• September 3, 1991:

  The Canadian rock band Rush releases their 14th studio album titled “Roll the Bones”.

• 2013

  September 3, 2013:

  American singer and actress Trisha Yearwood debuts in the American genealogy documentary series titled “Who Do You Think You Are?”