September 6 in History

• 1791

  September 6, 1791:

  The premiering of the last opera of Mozart titled "La Clemenza di Tito" takes place in Prague, the Czech Republic.

• 1935

  September 6, 1935:

  American comedy film titled "Steamboat Round the Bend” is officially released. The movie was directed by John Ford.

• 1954

  September 6, 1954:

  The premiering of the Italian drama film titled "La Strada”, directed by Federico Fellini, takes place at Venice Film Festival.

• 1963

  September 6, 1963:

  American singer and pianist Jerry Lee Lewis leaves Sun Records.

• 1982

  September 6, 1982:

  Paul McCartney, a popular British singer and songwriter, releases an album titled "Tug of War".

• 1984

  September 6, 1984:

  The film titled "Amadeus" produced by Saul Zaent is issued at Los Angeles.

• 1988

  September 6, 1988:

  American boy-band known as ‘New Kids on the Block’ releases their 2nd studio album titled “Hangin' Tough”.

• 2010

  September 6, 2010:

  The British historical drama film titled "The King's Speech" is first shown at the Telluride Film Festival. It has Tom Hooper as its director.