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TodayOn this dayNovember 3

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Good news on November 3.

Positive things that happened on November 3, with 2 verified milestones. Each milestone links to the source it was checked against.

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  1. 1916

    The experimental Provincetown Players opened their first New York season on November 3, 1916, at 139 MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village.

    For a read-aloud. A small theater company opened its first New York season and gave new plays a home.

    Library of Congress

  2. 1956

    On November 3, 1956, the film The Wizard of Oz aired on television for the first time and was seen by an estimated 45 million viewers.

    For a read-aloud. The Wizard of Oz was shown on television, and millions of people watched it together.

    Encyclopaedia Britannica

For the classroom

Two questions a teacher can use as a warm-up. This page is for an adult to read with a class.

  1. Why does a small theater matter to a city?
  2. What movie would you want every family to be able to watch together?

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