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A Lyrical Tribute To Ira Gershwin

About 3 pages (834 words)

The Washington Post, March 14th, 1997

Glamorous, amorous. Dismiss, his kiss. Armor, charmer. Yonkers, conquers. Pollyannas, bananas. Ira Gershwin rhymed them all, and hundreds more, over the course of a career both glorious and euphorious. His contributions to American culture, and to the lives of everybody who's heard his lyrics, are rousingly celebrated in "Ira Gershwin at 100: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall," this week's "Great Performances" show at 9 tonight on Channel 26. The station is using the PBS show as a pledge-drive attraction, so although it's only 90 minutes long, it's been slotted in a two-hour berth to accommodate ...

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