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[[advertisement]] [[image: caricatures of Mel Tormé, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, and Lena Horne singing and holding a sheet of music with "WNEW 1130" on it; Lena Horne points to words at the bottom of the advertisement. The caricatures are signed HIRSCHFELD 5]] [[bold]] WNEW 1130 Where the Melody lingers on... [[/bold]] [[logo]] MM [[/logo]] METROMEDIA RADIO. [[/advertisement]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[italics]] Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope [[/italics]] and [[italics]] When Hell Freezes Over, I'll Skate; [[/italics]] formerly Director of the Ghetto Arts Program for New York State Council on the Arts; Associate Director of the Inner City Repertory Theatre; Drama teacher for the High School of the Performing Arts. Among the many plays directed by Miss Carroll in the United States and in Europe are: [[italics]] Lost in the Stars, [[/italics]] for the San Francisco Opera; [[italics]] Your Arms Too Short to Box With God [[/italics]] and [[italics]] Black Nativity [[/italics]] for the Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds in Italy; [[italics]] The Ups and Downs of Theophilus Maitland; All The King's Men: Croesus and the Witch; Step Lively Boy; Bury The Dead; Moon on a Rainbow Shawl; Alice; The Lottery; Slow Dance on the Killing Ground; The Prodigal Son; The Disenchanted; Ondine; [[/italics]] and [[italics]] Dark of the Moon. [[/italics]] Before devoting most of her time to directing and lecturing, Miss Carroll appeared on the Broadway and London stage. Her film appearances include: [[italics]] One Potato, Two Potato; Up the Down Staircase; Alice's Restaurant; [[/italics]] and [[italics]] The Reivers. [[/italics]] Her television appearances include "We The Women;" "Sojourner;" "All in the Family;" "Skyline" and numerous talk shows. Miss Carroll has received three Tony nominations, an Obie, an Emmy, the NAACP Image Award, the Los Angeles Drama Critics' Circle Award, the Harold Jackman Memorial Award, the Frank Silvera Writers Award, Ebony Magazine's Black Achievement Award, the Golden Circle Award, and she has been inducted into the Black Film Makers Hall of Fame. Miss Carroll was a clinical psychologist prior to her commitment to the theatre. ALEX BRADFORD [[italics]] (Music and Lyrics) [[/italics]] won an Obie Award and a Tony nomination for his performance in the original production of [[italics]] Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope. [[/italics]] He was the composer and leading performer in [[italics]] Black Nativity [[/italics]] on Broadway, in Europe and Australia, and he performed in New York in [[italics]] Dark of the Moon, Bury the Dead, [[/italics]] and [[italics]] Black Alice. [[/italics]] His hit album [[italics]] Too Close to Heaven [[/italics]] won ―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――― [[advertisement framed by a row of circles, possibly representing lights]] [[images: black and white photograph of a National Bank MasterCard in the name of THOMAS HILL connected by large equal marks pointing to a black and white photograph of a pair of tickets for PIRATES OF PENZANCE at the Minskoff Theatre on May 14, 1982]] Surprised? You mean, you didn't know? You've been missing out on the easiest and most convenient way to order your tickets. And since you can use your MasterCard® card at your favorite pre-theatre restaurant, we've done almost everything ―except pay for the babysitter. MasterCard International. So worldly. So welcome.ᵀᴹ [[/advertisement]]
