Parker, Dorothy.

  • Esquire Writers Symposium

    Panel discussions on the role of American writers in society.\nPart One: Esquire Writers’ Symposium was initiated at Columbia University in 1958. The title of the program and the topic of discussion is the role of the writer in America. Discussion with Wright Morris, Leslie Fiedler, Saul Bellow and Dorothy Parker. The tape begins with an…

  • Two by Parker adaptated by Erik Bauersfeld.

    Two monologues adapted from Dorothy Parker’s Arrangement in Black and White and But the One on my Right.|TWO BY PARKER / adapted by Erik Bauersfeld. – Two monologues adapted from Dorothy Parker’s “Arrangement in Black and White” and “But the One on My Right”. – CAST: Ann Content and Norma Jean Wanvig.

  • A unique recital by Kres Mersky

    One-woman performance of monologues performed and produced by Kres Mersky. The works performed are “Lady on a Street of Smart Shops” by Jordan Crittenden; “Did I Ever Tell You” by Charles Bukowski; “The Birthmark” by Anna Kavan; “Arrangement in Black & White” by Dorothy Parker; “Mrs. Gilbertson Manages on Her Own” by Jordan Crittenden; “Birthday…

  • Esquire Writers Symposium.

    Panel discussions on the role of American writers in society. |r.1. The Role of the writer in America / Leslie Fiedler, Saul Bellow, Morris Wright, Dorothy Parker (43 min.) — r.2. The Writer in mass culture / Ralph Ellison, Norman Mailer, Mark Harris, Dwight Macdonald (45 min.) — r.3. The Writer as artist / Morris…