^B{^#!16!23 November^N! Feast day of St Clement I, pope, St Alexander, prince, St Columbanus, St Amphilochius, St Trudo or Trond, St Gregory of Girgenti, and St Felicitas.
^B{1670^B} MoliΦre's ^I{Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme^I} was performed for the first time in Paris. ^B{1852^B} Britain's first pillar boxes were erected, at St Helier, Jersey. ^B{1889^B} The first juke box was installed in the Palais Royal Saloon in San Francisco. ^B{1906^B} Italian operatic tenor Enrico Caruso was fined $10 for sexual harassment. ^B{1921^B} US President Warren Harding banned doctors from prescribing beer, eliminating a loophole in the prohibition law. ^B{1963^B} The first episode of the British BBC TV serial ^I{Dr Who^I} was broadcast, with William Hartnell as Dr Who and Anna Ford as his female companion. ^B{1980^B} A violent earthquake struck Southern Italy, killing over 4,000 people.
^B{^I{^#!14!Born ^N}Billy the Kid, US outlaw, ^B{1859^B}; Manuel de Falla, Spanish composer, ^B{1876^B}; Boris Karloff, English film actor, ^B{1887^B}; Michael Gough, English actor, ^B{1917^B}; Lew Hoad, Australian tennis player, ^B{1934^B}; Shane Gould, Australian swimmer, ^B{1956^B}.
^B{^I{^#!14!Died ^N}AbbΘ PrΘvost, French author, ^B{1763^B}; Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen, US murderer, executed, ^B{1910^B}; Arthur Wing Pinero, British dramatist, ^B{1934^B}; P C Wren, British novelist, ^B{1941^B}; AndrΘ Malraux, French novelist, ^B{1976^B}; Merle Oberon, British film actress, ^B{1979^B}.
