CAROLE MALLORY--STAR OF STEPFORD
WIVES AND MENTOR OF MAILER TEACHES ACTING AND WRITING.
Author and actress Carole Mallory is teaching acting
at Temple Ambler beginning October 3 through November 14. Mallory has appeared in Looking for Mr. Goodbar as a friend of
Diane Keaton’s and filmed over a dozen movies.
Her TV appearances include: the Tony
Randall Show and several All in the Family
episodes during which Carroll O’Connor said, “You are a talented comedian.” Mallory played a pregnant woman who, instead of
going to an obstetrician, went to a veterinarian. Brave New World, Charlie’s Angels, Starsky and
Hutch, Police Story are some of
her credits. Clips of her performances can be seen on www.carolemallory.com. When she filmed Take the Job and Shove It,
tired of the casting couch, she quit acting to write about her
Holllywood experiences. Contact 267 468 8500 to register @ Temple.
On September 18 at the Lower Providence Public Library she will be
teaching the wisdom of her mentor Norman Mailer, Pulitzer Prize winner and author
of 36 books.
Kurt Vonnegut, known for his gallows humor
was also a mentor. His masterpiece was Slaughterhouse Five. Mallory will be teaching Vonnegut’s emphasis
on witty, punchy dialogue to liven up boring prose. “Being a
famous writer is like being in the Lacrosse Hall of Fame and that exciting,”
Vonnegut said.
Mallory’s classes won’t be boring. Loving Mailer, Flash and Picasso’s Ghost about her engagement to
Picasso’s son, Claude, and letting go of the past, are her the books she has written. She writes
columns for the Huffington Post,
Hollywood’s the Wrap and Yahoo Voices. Currently she is finishing her memoir, My Friendship with Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph
Heller. To register for her classes call 610 805 8955
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