TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月17日 10時30分

Anyone who ever met Carol Channing, writes @theharveyfierstein, the Tony Award–winning #actor and playwright, will tell you that there was no greater thrill than to walk into a room and find her there. Those giant saucer eyes, whether bedecked in black daisy lashes or, as in later years, peering out at you from behind mammoth eyeglass frames, were alit with humor and intelligence, endless curiosity and welcome. There was no smile on this planet that engendered more joy than hers. Her marionette arms embraced you with a love that sent electric shocks straight to your soul—and her voice, that unmistakable trumpeting growl, invited imitation by even the least talented mimic, because you just had to know what it felt like to sound that way. #CarolChanning, who died Jan. 15 at 97, was so much more than an actress or a #performer or even a star. She was an icon, a true #legend, completely original, absolutely singular, recognizable a mile away all around the globe. Channing, photographed in 1967, will always be remembered for her stage persona in 'Hello, Dolly!' and film performances in movies like 'Thoroughly Modern Millie,' but it didn’t matter what material she was performing. Classic role or cheesy #TV special, all you cared about was spending as much time as you could in the glow of that magical firelight that was Carol Channing. Photograph by Photoshot/Hulton Archive/@gettyimages

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