When the musical “Hello, Dolly!” premiered in 1964, it became a classic right out of the gate. Written by Jerry Herman and Michael Stewart, the original production won 10 Tony Awards and made a star out of Carol Channing, who played busybody matchmaker Dolly Levi. Its popularity even extended to Hollywood and mainstream radio: It was adapted into a successful, Oscar-winning film starring Barbra Streisand in 1969, and a version of its title song performed by Louis Armstrong overtook the Fab Four on the Billboard charts at the height of Beatlemania. It’s a Broadway institution, and dozens of legendary actresses have taken a crack at Dolly in various revivals: Ginger Rogers, Mary Martin, Pearl Bailey, Ethel Merman, Eve Arden, Betty Grable. And now Sally Struthers, the Emmy Award-winning actress of “All in the Family” fame, has taken on the role, starring in a touring production of “Hello, Dolly!” that is making a stop in Spokane as part of INB’s Best of Broadway series.