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    • Dec 7, 1953
    Decca releases Bing Crosby's pop version of Arlie Duff's "Y'all Come"
    Jan 1, 1954
    A decade after he earned a pair of country hits, Bing Crosby is featured on the cover of TV Guide
    Oct 10, 1956
    A New Jersey woman testifies in court that her husband hit her because she's a fan of Elvis Presley. The husband, a Bing Crosby fan, claims she hit him, too. The judge finds both innocent of assault charges
    Oct 24, 1957
    Five years after his first wife's death, Bing Crosby marries Kathryn Grant at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Las Vegas. In 1944, the influential pop singer earned a country hit by teaming with The Andrews Sisters on "Pistol Packin' Mama"
    Aug 8, 1958
    Bing Crosby, who earned a country hit in 1944 with "Pistol Packin' Mama," has a son, Harry Crosby, in Hollywood. It's his first child with second wife Kathy Crosby
    Mar 20, 1959
    The Bob Hope comedy "Alias Jesse James" appears in movie theaters, with Roy Rogers and Bing Crosby both appearing on screen in cameo bits
    Sep 14, 1959
    Bing and Kathy Crosby have a daughter, Mary Crosby, in Los Angeles, the same city where he recorded a country hit with The Andrews Sisters in 1944
    Oct 29, 1961
    Bing and Kathy Crosby have a son, Nathaniel Crosby, in Los Angeles. Bing hit the country charts in 1944 with The Andrews Sisters on "Pistol Packin' Mama"
    Dec 14, 1963
    Former country hitmaker Bing Crosby shares the cover of TV Guide with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin
    Oct 6, 1964
    Burl Ives sings "Funny Way Of Laughin'" during the season premiere of NBC's "The Bell Telephone Hour." Also appearing are Bing Crosby and The McGuire Sisters
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