At left are Patrick Stewart (top) and Harrison Chad (bottom). At bottom from left are Euan Morton and Chita Rivera, Hunter Foster, and Rob and Kathleen Marshall. Photos are by Aubrey Reuben
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TONY AWARDS 2004 ARRIVALS: Stewart, Chad, Morton, Rivera, Foster, and the Marshalls
The 2004 Antoinette Perry Awards are being presented on June 6th from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Celebrities began arriving on the red carpet at 6:00PM Eastern Standard Time.
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