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Remembering Dolly: A Heartbroken Broadway Community Pays Tribute To The Late Carol Channing

Remembering Dolly: A Heartbroken Broadway Community Pays Tribute To The Late Carol Channing
Actress Carol Channing wearing a "Hello, Dolly!" dress performs on stage at her 90th birthday celebration at the Pantages Theatre on February 21, 2011 in Hollywood, California. (David Livingston/Getty Images)

Carol Channing passed away today at the age of 97. The Seattle-born Broadway veteran leaves behind a legacy on the Great White Way and off, having appeared in nearly 30 shows. When asked about her career, Channing described herself "lucky" to Fox News while describing her life and the title of her memoir:

“Just lucky I guess,” said Channing. “That was title of my book. It was based on an old joke. Here it is: Cop to hooker, ‘What’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?’ She answers, ‘Just lucky I guess.’ That has been my life.”

And what a life it's been (You can buy her memoir here.)


Channing's performances have left an unforgettable legacy on many of Broadway's greatest. Check out their tweets memorializing the legend:

The legendary actress was perhaps most famous for starring in Hello, Dolly! in 1964, for which she won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical.

Check out some of her best performances here.

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