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ISuperstardom elu NEW YORK (AP) ? Superstardom Great Iiuay nave uuucu jane /\iexanuer, oui awarai the versatile stage and screen actress Her continually attracts honors. versioi She's won Emmy and Tony Awards, nomin has been nominated three times for came I Academy Awards and has just received neight a fourth nomination for her role as the and fc mother in "Testament," the moving odyssey of a family's death in a AL1 nuclear holocaust. produ The ingredients are all there ? the "Cala classic tilt of the head, the gentle voice, tomor the trim body breathes elegance, the "I Smaiiicicuii marin mai auows ner a womai unique range of characters. And "Cala talent. woma wife. I "I JUST love to explore these dif- coach ferent people," she said in an interview driver, with The Associated Press. "That's gambl why I wanted to become an actress," Ale: she said. in Bro Alexander grew wrinkled and embit- In s tered as Eleanor Roosevelt, a role that and tl earned her an Emmy nomination. She Scotia won an Emmy for her 1980 portrayal acted of Alma Rose, who led an inmate or- becam chestra for the Nazis at Auschwitz in "a wo ''Playing for Time." As the timid white wife of black Or* prize fighter Jack Johnson in "The ed, a i uui a new ::' Tj<.V * ' A \> /JfS&V ii \ ':) V \ S||4\ ,:<,. * *' y^,':'--- x v ? Tuesday, March 20, 1984 *> ^ * 7:00 pm & 9:00 pm |k F Russell House Ballroom K, ^ Free Admission Sponsored by E? " tfAAOUNA PflOQMAM UNION J IP'lg?' ')#. ??;v>. * . ' '^sSlfe:'. des multi-talented actri White Hope," Alexander was actress ? a job was avail* ed a Tony in 1969. agent. reprise of the role in the film Alexander rushed to i i resulted in her first Oscar where she worked about 1 atinn Ofhpr Ocrar nr*minotirtnc oc i "nnfor " ???avaat 'W?aava vuvui al\/lit<llU VIV11J U J 11 gV/lVl y I1V W1 \J IIV for her part as the sympathetic crack at an acting job. >or in "Kramer vs. Kramer," >r "All the President's Men." "Then I decided, how dc I went to theaters where EXANDER, 44, was her own running and went to actrei ction company. Her first effort, and gave them my resume i mity Jane," will be televised and said if they ever row night. understudy to call," Alexa wanted to do a story about a n in the West," she said. Her tenacity paid off. 5 mity played all the roles a Sandy Dennis' understu< n could ? mother, whore, mid- Thousand Clowns." It wi nurse, cook, laundress, stage stint in theater. driver, crack snot, Pony Express , Army scout, poker player, ALEXANDER WOULE er and drunk." more female directors, but tander was born Jane Quigley, mediate plans to become o okline, Mass. "I'm too concerned abo chool, Sarah Lawrence College actress, because as I g tie University of Edinburgh in there's more open for me, nd, she majored in math and "We have a society wher on the side. After school, she population is getting larger e a ski bum, which she says was "When I was young, uuciiui me. wanted to do the classic ro St. Joan," Alexander sail IE DAY, an old school chum call- have to get a different set c sking if she still wanted to be an retired my last ingenue Ion II " nf* ? ? M M m. vs upr ban ///-/iHi! 7TTFTTF3 fx TJ nLkJ . vMMMiiniii i . , , . . {,,! ' . t I I . I ' . . i I ? THE COUNSELING AND HUMAN j DEVELOPMENT CENTERS ibie with an "The Counseling Service I New York, for USC Students" j 5veiha * COUNSELING * ACADEMIC Individual UmwML ACHIEVEMENT Group MB CONCERNS > I break in? * Marital * IMPROVE shows were Couples STUDY >ses like me ^ PERSONAL TECHNIQUES j Mid picture, INTERPERSONAL EFFECTIVE I needed an SQC|AL C0NCERN3 READING nder said. H. WILLIAM CLOSE BUILDING >ne oecame (Znd Jb loor B.A. Building) Ij iy in "A 777-5223 is her first ^^^^on^dentia^LSs/stancp^ ? J '???. 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