Dimmed lights to hail Lerner

From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: June 17, 1986 | Copyright information

NEW YORK (UPI) Broadway will salute "My Fair Lady" lyricist Alan Jay Lerner tonight by dimming the lights along the Great White Way for ...

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