Title: Arthur Fiedler
Content:  in Blue. The concert was broadcast on WGBH for its Evening at Pops program. Fiedler made a valedictory appearance on May 5, 1979, with James Galway as a flute soloist. He died two months later on July 10 at his Brookline, Massachusetts, home. On July 15, the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra performed a recreation of the July 4, 1976, concert at the Hatch Memorial Shell. It was conducted by the Boston Pops' assistant conductor, Harry Ellis Dickson. Fiedler's funeral service was held at the Memorial Church of Harvard University and his ashes were interred at St. Joseph Cemetery in West 
Title: Fox Theatre (Atlanta)
Content:  spots for proms for many area high schools. Notably, Oxford College of Emory University hosts its annual Fall Formal in the Egyptian Ballroom. Every year since Atlanta Landmarks assumed management in 1975, the Fox has generated an operating surplus. An estimated 750,000 people visit the Fox every year. The venue was the site of Prince's final performance, held one week before his death on April 21, 2016. In May 2017, Aquarium Rescue Unit frontman Col. Bruce Hampton died after collapsing onstage at the Fox during a concert celebrating his 70th birthday. On February 2, 2019, the theater hosted the 8th annual NFL Honors on CBS. Elvis Presley played at 
Title: Andrew Fowler
Content:  Andrew Fowler died on January 4, 2003, at the age of 92. At the time of his death, he was one of the oldest and longest-serving pastors in the city and in the United States.
Title: Bud Fowler
Content:  Fowler died in Frankfort, New York, on February 26, 1913. In his last years, he suffered from illness and poverty which was covered by national media. His grave was unmarked. In 1987, the Society for American Baseball Research placed a memorial on his grave to memorialize and honor his successes as the first professional African-American baseball player. Cooperstown, New York, declared April 20, 2013 as "Bud Fowler Day," dedicating a plaque and presenting an exhibit in his honor at Doubleday Field (it was prepared by The Cooperstown Graduate Program). The street leading to the Field has been named "Fowler Way." On July 29, 2020, 
Title: Franklin Fowler
Content:  Fowler died, at age 60, on January 25, 1902, in Boston, Massachusetts. Rev. E. A. Horton officiated at the funeral services and wrote a poem called "Cast off the lines!" On April 29, 1902, Captain Franklin B. Wellock's son, Charles Henry Wellock, was delegated the duty of throwing the ashes of the late Captain Frank Fowler off the deck into Massachusetts Bay, from the Boston pilot-boat America, No. 1. Some of the notible pilots that attended the memorial were James H. Reid and Watson Shields Dolliver. The flag at the pilot headquarters at Lewis Wharf was lowered to half-staff out of respect to one of the oldest and best known pilots in the Boston service.
Title: Jim Fouras
Content:  Fouras died from a heart attack on 12 November 2021 at the age of 83 in Brisbane, Queensland.
Title: Frankie Howerd
Content:  Having contracted a virus during a Christmas trip to the Amazon River in 1991, Howerd suffered respiratory problems at the beginning of April 1992 and was taken to a clinic in London's Harley Street, but was discharged at Easter to spend his last few days at home. He collapsed and died of heart failure two weeks later, on the morning of 19 April 1992, aged 75. Two hours before he died, he was speaking on the telephone to his TV producer about new ideas for his next show. Howerd died the day before fellow comedian Benny Hill. News of the two deaths broke almost simultaneously and some newspapers ran an obituary of Howerd in which Hill was quoted as regretting Howerd's death, saying "We were great, great friends". The quote was released by Hill's unofficial press agent and friend, who was not aware that Hill had died. Howerd's grave is at St. Gregory's Church in Weare, Somerset. In May 2009, when Heymer died, he was buried near him.
Title: François A. Pouliot
Content:  He died on March 11, 1990.
Title: Lionel Fox
Content:  Fox died on 1 April 1978.
Title: Arthur Fiedler
Content:  in 1971. He also appeared on numerous telecasts on Evening at Pops, carried on PBS stations nationwide. In 1972, Fiedler was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Music from Berklee College of Music. Fiedler is best remembered by contemporary audiences for his conducting of the Boston Pops at the outdoor Hatch Memorial Shell on the July 4, 1976, celebration of the U.S. Bicentennial. The rendition of the 1812 Overture led by a jacketless and demonstrative Fiedler, capped by a huge fireworks finale over the Charles River was the climax of all day long network television coverage. The video of the aged but obviously delighted Fiedler puffing out his 

Question: when does april fools day end at noon?
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