This Day in Film History:
October 16
1921:
Actress Linda Darnell, who starred in the film Forever Amber, which received a "condemned" rating from the League of Decency, is born Monetta Eloyse Darnell in Dallas, Texas. Despite its rating, Forever Amber sets an opening day record for New York's Roxy Theater.
Source: American Film Institute Desk Reference
1925:
British actress Angela Lansbury (Gaslight, The Manchurian Candidate) is born in London, England.
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