'A Black and White Cookie' fights prejudice and the greedy l

LOS ANGELES — In the West Coast premiere of Gary Morgenstein’s 80-minute dramedy A Black and White Cookie, two principal leads, Harold Wilson (Tommy Franklin) and Albie Sands (Morry Schorr) confound and confront ethnic stereotypes in an attempt to ward off the evil corporate landlord that is for...

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