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| In the mid-1970s, Beverly Sills was a ubiquitous presence on American television. I remember watching her in action on one of the several occasions when Johnny Carson asked her to be the guest host of “The Tonight Show.” Ms. Sills invited three of her gal pals as guests: the comedian Carol Burnett, the singer and television host Dinah Shore and the pop chanteuse Eydie Gorme. The four women got into a tiff over who was whose best friend. | In the mid-1970s, Beverly Sills was a ubiquitous presence on American television. I remember watching her in action on one of the several occasions when Johnny Carson asked her to be the guest host of “The Tonight Show.” Ms. Sills invited three of her gal pals as guests: the comedian Carol Burnett, the singer and television host Dinah Shore and the pop chanteuse Eydie Gorme. The four women got into a tiff over who was whose best friend. | ||
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