Tony-winning "Promises, promises" actress dies

California, THOUSAND OAKS, California - Tony Award-winning "promises, promises" actress Marian Mercer, whose five-year career has also included dozens of appearances on television, has died at the age of 75 years.

Her husband, Patrick Hogan, tells the Los Angeles Times that Mercer died on 27 April the Alzheimer's disease complications in Newbury Park of Thousand Oaks region, about 50 km northwest of Los Angeles.

In addition to his 1969 hit "Promises, promises" a Broadway, Mercer won praise for the revival of 1978 "Stop the world, I Want to Get Off with Sammy Davis Jr..

On television, she played in the comedy ABC - TV "Is a life" from 1980 to 1982. She also had roles on "St. elsewhere", "Mary hartman, Mary hartman" and "Love, American Style.".

In addition to her husband of 31 years, Mercer is has survived with a daughter, Deirdre Whitaker, of Seattle.

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