A week after filming chase sequences for the opening scenes of A Hard Day’s Night, The Beatles returned to Marylebone Station in London to complete the scenes.
The follow-up to Meet The Beatles! was issued on this day by the group’s US label Capitol.
The Beatles returned to Twickenham Film Studios on this day to film the production office sequences for A Hard Day’s Night.
Ringo Starr was the only Beatle to take part in this day’s filming for A Hard Day’s Night. His riverside scene was filmed along the River Thames towpath and …
On this day, at Twickenham Film Studios, The Beatles filmed the scenes for A Hard Day’s Night inside the police station. The exterior shots of the station were filmed …
The Beatles returned to Twickenham Film Studios on this day to film the make-up room sequence of their debut feature film A Hard Day’s Night.
The Beatles filmed the opening sequence for A Hard Day’s Night on 5 April 1964 at London’s Marylebone Station.
In an achievement unlikely to ever be equalled, for the week of 4 April 1964 The Beatles occupied the top five positions of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In …
After spending seven days filming at London’s Scala Theatre, The Beatles returned to Twickenham Film Studios.
On this day The Beatles filmed the press interview scenes at the Scala Theatre, London, for their debut feature film A Hard Day’s Night.
After the day’s filming at London’s Scala Theatre, John Lennon attended a meeting with his father Fred. George Harrison and Ringo Starr were also present.
The day after filming the concert performance sequence at the Scala Theatre, London, The Beatles returned to the venue to shoot the more scenes.
Tuesday 31 March 1964 Radio Following their day’s filming at the Scala Theatre in London, The Beatles recorded a session for the BBC radio show Saturday Club at the Playhouse Theatre.
Following their four-day Easter break, The Beatles returned to London’s Scala Theatre to film the concert performance sequence which marked the climax of the A Hard Day’s Night film.
Monday 30 March 1964 Books One morning in March 1964, Beatles manager Brian Epstein asked Derek Taylor to meet him at the NEMS offices in Liverpool.
London waxworks museum Madame Tussaud’s unveiled lifesize figures of all four Beatles on this day. They were the first pop group to be immortalised in the museum.
This was the last of four consecutive days spent filming at the Scala Theatre in London. After this date The Beatles enjoyed an Easter break before returning to the …
There were four consecutive days of filming at the Scala Theatre in London for The Beatles’ first film A Hard Day’s Night. This was the third day.
This was The Beatles’ second day of filming at the Scala Theatre in London.
This was the first day of filming at the Scala Theatre in London, where the performance finale of The Beatles’ first film A Hard Day’s Night took place. In …