As is tradition when a celebrated actor or actress from the stage es away, the theaters of Broadway will dim their lights on Friday night in tribute to the late Debbie Reynolds.

Marquees of the theaters along the famous New York City street will be dimmed for one minute beginning at 7:45 p.m. EST on Friday in memory of the mother-daughter duo, who died last week within one day of each other. Fisher, 60, suffered a heart attack on December 23 and ed away later that day.

While both women are perhaps best known for their formidable careers in Hollywood, starring in iconic flicks including "Star Wars," they also made their mark on the Great White Way. They made their Broadway debuts alongside each other in a 1973 revival of "Irene," for which Reynolds was nominated for a Tony.

Reynolds went on to star in "Woman of the Year" and the musical revue "Debbie," and also appeared in the U.S. tours of "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Wishful Drinking," which later became a bestselling book and an HBO documentary.

The Broadway tribute is just the latest public display of mourning for pair, with "Star Wars" fans coming together to hold Meryl Streep planned for the mother and daughter sometime in the near future.

[via: Deadline]