OTHER ACTING CREDITS:

Played the (lead) role of a businessman in a major trade-show presentation
staged in the Grand Ballroom of the Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia,
for the Wedgewood Theatrical Productions Company (a professional gig, with
the cast housed at the nearby Omni Hotel.)  The audience was comprised of
hundreds of delegates to a national sales convention.  -- 1979

The American Embassy Players, Bangkok, Thailand. -- "Mock Election Rally"
(played candidate George C. Wallace.)  Charity fundraiser gala show,
performed on large outdoor stage on grounds of U.S. Ambassador's residence,
with hundreds of people in the audience (including Ambassador G. Mennen
"Soapy" Williams and famous newspaper columnist Joe Alsop.)  Carvajal was
a U.S. Foreign Service Press Attache at the time. -- 1968

The Watergate Symphony Singers, Washington, D.C. -- Musical Comedy, "No
Strings" -- Mike Robinson -- performed with the Washington Civic Symphony
Orchestra. -- 1966

The Potter's House Players, Washington, D.C. -- "The Court Martial Of Billy
Budd" -- Royal Navy Prosecuting Officer -- 1965

Theatre Lobby, Washington, D.C. -- "Medea" -- Jason -- Directed by the late,
great Owen Dodson. -- 1958.  "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" -- Cleonte -- 1958.  
Historical Note: Theatre Lobby was a venerable, downtown-D.C. (just off
Connecticut Avenue) venue where actor George C. Scott spent some "amateur"
time before going up to NYC to try his luck as a professional.  His luck turned
out to be pretty good.

Coronet Players, Georgetown, D.C. -- "The Night Of January 16th" -- Mr.
Whitfield -- 1958

Washington Community Theatre, Georgetown, D.C. -- Mister Roberts" --
Insigna -- 1957

The George Washington University Players (Lisner Auditorium), Washington,
D.C. -- "Detective Story" -- Joe Feinson -- 1955 (while a G.W.U. student.)  
Historical Note: Lisner Auditorium later became the venue for the TV news
program "Crossfire."  The original, low-rise, curved-apron stage is still there,
and was the main set whenever Lisner was used as a television studio.

"Bashful Bobby" -- Jim Bradley.  High School Senior Class Play.  New
Orleans, Louisiana -- 1948.

"Who Gets The Car Tonight?" -- Paul.  City-Wide One-Act Play Tournament,
New Orleans -- 1947.  Carvajal, a high school junior at the time,  won the
tournament's Best Actor Award, got hooked, and went on to do "the theater
thing" as a life-long avocation.

PERSONAL:
French Cajun.  Born November 6, 1931, New Orleans.
Height: 5'8."  Weight: 140 lbs.
George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
Retired (but still very active in theater.)
Member:  MENSA, the International High-I.Q. Society (Since 1970.)
Married:  Nedra -- Ceramics Artist and Teacher.
Son:  Steven (Maryland U.) -- D.C. and NYC TV producer/director.
Daughter:  Robin (William & Mary College) -- Lt.Col. in the Army's Foreign
Area Officer (FAO) Corps.