Enter three powerful playwrights by Norman Nadel
Three young authors emerge as growth prospects for American drama Michael Cristofer David Mamet and Albert Innaurato have hits on Broadway and off Broadway Cristofer’s The Shadow Box won the 1977 Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award Mamet’s American Buffalo and Innaurato’s Gemini pull strong notices The Shadow Box moves from Long Wharf to Manhattan under Oscar winning direction while American Buffalo and Gemini receive major Broadway staging with noted directors and castes
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New York
NEA
Michael Cristofer
Morosco
Cristofer
Mark Taper
Los Angeles
Ex: Mental
Newark
Philadelphia
Ot Oh Theantaplace
Mer Taper
Shekhov
New Yre
Long Wharf
New Haven
Conn
Manhattan
David Mamet
Buffalo
Chicago
Greenwich Village
Albert Innaurato
South Philadel
Broadway
Playwrights Horizons
Theatre de la Cruelle
Antonin Artaud
Innaurato
Gemini
Playwrights Orizens
Performing Arts Foundation Playhouse
Long Island
Circle Repertory Company
Gorton Davidson
Mark Faper
Ulu Grosbard
Peter Mark Schiffer
Marshall W. Mason
Jackie Bisset on The Deep and bachelorhood
Jacqueline Bisset says she has learned much about men and bachelorhood while filming The Deep. She notes play acting among the men and discusses marriage, stating she does not think it suits men and is against tying the knot.
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Jacqueline Bisset
Jackie
Nick Nolte
the Deep
McCall's
Michael Sarrazen
Victor Drai
LatAm CBers gain freedom amid lax rules with high power
The CB Times describes South and Central American radio hobbyists using thousands of watts, many outside regulations. American and Canadian operators mingle across borders, with few native CBers and a Wild West tone. Signals cross to the United States and Canada when conditions allow, including voices from Panama, Venezuela, and Colombia.
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CB Times-Journal
Latin America
Cbers
South
Central America
Federal Communications Committee
American Oil Company
South America
Citizens
Texas
Iowa
Iowa State
U.S
Canada
FCC
Department of Communications
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Richard Wrights American Hunger and the Black Elite
Richard Wright’s American Hunger recounts his 1927 move from the South to Chicago and his struggles with poverty racism and exploitation including a burial society job. The critique of Stephen Birmingham’s Certain People argues it misrepresents the black elite while detailing wealth status attitudes and colorism.
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Richard Wright
South
Wright
Chicago
Communist Party
Party
Black Belt
Paris
Stephen Birmingham
Birmingham
Old Guard
John Johnson
Ebony
George Johnson
Africa
Boston
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Norman Nadel
Robert Duvall
John Sevage
Kenneth McMillan
Critic
American Library Association
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Thea
John D. MacDonald
Lippincott
Robert Ludlum
Dial
W. Dyer
Funk
Susan Mowatch
Simon and Schuster
Oliver
Erma Bombeck
McGraw+l
Endh Segal
Harper & Row
Falconer Shere Hie
Macmillan
John Cheever
Knop
John Dean
Schwaeter
Enca Jong
Hor
Rinehart & Winston
Bubbles
Joan Dadson
Simon & Schuster
LE Sila
Bobbe-Merril
Clive Cussier
Viking
Justtoan
Stackpole
Thomas Thompson
Doubleday
Leon Uns
Rosalyn Tureck
New York Times
Bach
Oxford University
Oxford
Tureck
Eleanor Rooeevelt
Annie Cannon
Ada Comstock Netestein
OL Oreke
The
American Library Assn
America
By Carol Felsenthal
Stephen Birmin
Gham
Little, Brown
Julie Christie
MGM
United Artists
Saenger Theatre
Joel Howell
SAT & Sun
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