Tennessee Williams
President Carter passed up a glittering White House party honoring the elite of the performing arts, to stay on top of developments in the Iranian crisis. The five of America's most significant artistic figures to receive the Kennedy Center Honors are shown here (l-r): Henry Fonda (film); Martha Graham (dance); Tennessee Williams (theater); Ella Fitzgerald (music); and Aaron Copland (music).
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December 02, 1979
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