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Composer Richard Rodgers Centennial Celebration

NYP2002042201- NEW YORK, April 22 (UPI)-- Composer Mary Rodgers (L), daughter of the late composer, chats with cast members after the April 21, 2002, performance of the 1925 Rodgers and Hart Broadway musical, "Dearest Enemy," which was presented by the Village Light Opera group in conjunction with the Richard Rodgers Centennial celebration being held in New York City. ep/Ezio Petersen UPI

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