Alex Bradford [SEP] place of death
Bradford joined the cast of the off-Broadway show "Black Nativity", based on the writings of Langston Hughes, which toured Europe in 1962. A member of the Alex Bradford Singers at that time was Madeline Bell, who settled in England after the show ended. Bradford appeared in "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope", for which he won the Obie award in 1972.
Death.
Alex Bradford died in Newark, New Jersey in 1978 after a stroke, as the musical "Your
with his assistants, Bradford hired Betty knowing that Daniel would find her unattractive and get him to focus on his job. He was suspected in Fey's murder, but was cleared when his wife Claire confessed. Bradford favored his son Alex over Daniel, until Alex told Bradford that he'd wanted a sex change; Bradford vehemently objected and threatened to disown Alex if he went through with the operation. After faking his death, Alex re-emerged as Alexis and with a vendetta against Bradford. When her partnership with Alexis fell