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Tony Awards Research Paper

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The Tony awards are an amazing awards show that helps talented actors and actresses alike be awarded for their achievements. This one night a year is full of laughter, happiness, and tears. Winning a Tony is a huge accomplishment for these people. Taking a look back in time, with the first Tony, gives the mind of what these people must do to get up on that stage. The Tony Awards is a great way for these people to be recognized for the incredible things they do. The history of the Tony Awards is different then you would originally assume. The main reason is because "Tony" is a female. The person would was the namesake of these awards is Antoinette Perry. Antoinette Perry was an actress, director and producer. This woman started her acting career

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