On This Day, April 6: Tony Awards held for first time
On April 6, 1947, the first Tony Awards, honoring distinguished work in the theater, were presented in New York City.
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On April 6, 1947, the first Tony Awards, honoring distinguished work in the theater, were presented in New York City.
On April 6, 1947, the first Tony Awards, honoring distinguished work in the theater, were presented in New York City.
On April 6, 1947, the first Tony Awards, honoring distinguished work in the theater, were presented in New York City.
On This Day: Monaco's Prince Rainier III dies On April 6, 2005, Prince Rainier III of Monaco, one of Europe's longest-reigning monarchs, died from multiple organ failure at the age of 81. By (0) Prince Rainier leaves a funeral home in Philadelphia on March 7, 1985, after attending the funeral of John B. Kelly, Jr., who was the brother of the late Princess Grace of Monaco. On April 6, 2005, Prince Rainier, one of Europe's longest-reigning monarchs, died from multiple organ failure at the age of 81. File Photo by Mike Feldman/UPI | License Photo Boston Red Sox David Ortiz, eight-time winner o...