Born on this day – K.T. Stevens:

K.T. Stevens

Actress

July 20, 1919 – June 13, 1994

Credits:

About Faces (1960); Adam at Six A.M. (1970); Adam-12 (1975); Address Unknown (1944); Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1956); Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969); Bold Venture (1959); Bronk (1976); Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979); Corrina, Corrina (1994); Crossroads (1957); Days of Our Lives (1966–1969); Don't Tell Everything (1921); Ethel Barrymore Theater (1956); General Hospital (1963); Going My Way (1963); Harriet Craig (1950); Hawaiian Eye (1961); Here's Hollywood (1962); I Love Lucy (1952); Iron Horse (1966); Kitty Foyle (1940); Knots Landing (1989); Lights Out (1951); Little House on the Prairie (1976); Lux Video Theatre (1957); M Squad (1960); Manhunt (1960); Mannix (1971); Marcus Welby, M.D. (1976); Matinee Theatre (1956); Mike Hammer (1959); Missile to the Moon (1958); Mr. Novak (1964); One Step Beyond (1960); Paradise Bay (1965); Peck's Bad Boy (1921); Perry Mason (1959–1965); Pets (1973); Port of New York (1949); Profiles in Courage (1965); Rawhide (1960); Run for Your Life (1966); S.W.A.T. (1975); Savage Drums (1956); Schlitz Playhouse (1954–1957); Soldiers of Fortune (1955); State Trooper (1956); Studio 57 (1955); The Adventures of Ellery Queen (1952); The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962); The Big Valley (1966–1967); The Brothers Brannagan (1961); The DuPont Show with June Allyson (1961); The Ford Television Theatre (1953); The Great Man's Lady (1941); The Lineup (1959); The Millionaire (1956); The Patty Duke Show (1965); The Real McCoys (1957–1961); The Rebel (1960); The Rifleman (1960–1963); The Third Man (1963); The Young and the Restless (1979–1981); They're Playing with Fire (1984); This Is the Life (1963); Thriller (1961–1962); Tumbleweed (1953); Vice Squad (1953); Wagon Train (1957); Zane Grey Theatre (1961).

On this day in movie history - Port of New York (1949):

Port of New York,

directed by László Benedek,

written by Eugene Ling and Leo Townsend,

based on a story by Arthur A. Ross and Bert Murray,

was released in the United States on November 28, 1949.
Narrated by Chet Huntley.
Music by Sol Kaplan.

Cast:
Scott Brady, Richard Rober, K.T. Stevens, Yul Brynner, Arthur Blake, Lynne Carter, John Kellogg, William Challee, Neville Brand, Barry Brooks, Harry Brown, George M. Carleton, Stephen Chase, Steve Crandall, Sayre Dearing, Ann Doran, Frank Fenton, Fred Graham, Raymond Greenleaf, Chuck Hamilton, Patricia Hawkins, Joe Haworth, Chet Huntley, Stan Johnson, Doyle Manor, Joe Mantell, Jean McBride, Mickey McCardle, James Nolan, Tudor Owen, John Parris, Steve Pendleton, David Perry, Alexander Pope, Gordon Richards, Henry Rowland, Glenn Thompson, Larry Thompson, Harlan Warde.