"To Hal - U had a happy night! Love - Carol Teitel"
From the New York Times:
Carol Teitel, 62, Dies; Veteran Stage Actress
Published: July 29, 1986
Carol Teitel, an actress who made many stage
appearances both on and Off Broadway, died Sunday at the Cooper Hospital
in Camden, N.J., of complications following an automobile accident on
April 23 in Pensacola, Fla. She was 62 years old and lived in Manhattan.
Mrs. Teitel appeared as a featured player in ''The
Country Wife,'' ''The Entertainer,'' ''All Over Town,'' ''A Flea in Her
Ear,'' ''Fallen Angels,'' ''Misalliance'' and in the Broadway production
of ''Hamlet,'' starring Richard Burton. She won two Obie awards, for
her work in ''Under Milkwood'' and ''The Country Scandal.'' She appeared
in several plays written by her husband, Nathan Teitel, including ''The
Keymaker,'' ''Figures in the Sand'' and ''Duet.''
In 1984, she appeared at England's Nottingham
Playhouse as Mary Tyrone in ''Long Day's Journey Into Night'' and as
Dolly Levi in ''The Matchmaker.'' She was a founding member of San
Francisco's American Conservatory Theater, and appeared regularly at the
Williamstown Festival. Most recently, she spent a year in the
California production of ''La Cage aux Folles,'' and appeared last
season in Beaumarchais's ''Marriage of Figaro'' at the Circle in the
Square. Mrs. Teitel made numerous radio and television appearances.
