Dorothy Parker: What Fresh Hell Is This? (81 page)

Chase, Ilka

Chicago
Herald-Examiner

Chicago Tribune

Children’s Hour, The
(Hellman)

Cisney, Marcella

Clair, René

Claire, Ina

Close Harmony
(Parker and Rice)
see also Soft Music

“Clothe the Naked” (Parker)

Clurman, Harold

Coast of Illyria, The
(Parker)

Cobb, Irvin

Collier’s

Collins, Seward

death of

erotica collected by

Parker’s relationship with

Connelly, Madeline Hurlock

Connelly, Marc

contemporaries recalled by

Kaufman and

on Parker

Parker and

Conning Tower, The

Coolidge, Calvin

Cooper, Gloria Vanderbilt

Cooper, Wyatt

Cosmopolitan

Coward, Noel

Cowboy and the Lady, The

Crazy Fool, The
(Stewart)

Crime Takes a Holiday

Crosby, Bing

Crowninshield, Frank

Nast and

Parker and

personality of

Vanity Fair
edited by

Crude
(Hyde)

Cue
.

“Custard Heart, The” (Parker)

“Dark Girl’s Rhyme” (Parker)

Davies, John

Davies, Marion

“Day-Dreams” (Parker)

Dear Sir
(Kern and Dietz)

Death and Taxes
(Parker)

DeMille, Cecil B.

Dempsey, Jack

Depression, Great

Design for Living
(Coward)

Deutsch, Helen

“Dialogue at Three in the Morning” (Parker)

Diary of Samuel Pepys, The
(Pepys)

Dietrich, Marlene

Dietz, Betty

Dietz, Howard

Dorothy Parker Portfolio
, A

Dos Passos, John

Double Exposure
(McDowall)

Droste, George, Jr.

death of

life-style of

Parker’s dislike of

Droste, Helen “Lel,”
see
Iveson, Helen “Let” Droste

Droste, Helen Rothschild,
see
Grimwood, Helen Rothschild Droste

Droste, Marge

Droste, William (nephew)

Duffy, Edmund

Duke, Vernon

“Dusk Before Fireworks” (Parker)

d’Usseau, Arnaud

d’Usseau, Susan

Eichel, Roy

Enough Rope
(Parker)

Ephron, Henry

Ephron, Phoebe

“Epitaph” (Parker)

Ernst, Morris

Esquire

Evans, Rosser Lynn

“Everlastin’ Ingenue Blues, The” (Parker and Taylor)

“Experience” (Parker)

Fan, The

Farewell to Arms, A
(Hemingway)

Faulkner, William

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Parker’s investigation by

Ferber, Edna

Fiedler, Leslie

Fields, W. C.

Firpo, Luis Angel

Fish

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

death of

Parker and

Fitzgerald, Zelda Sayre

mental illness of

Five O’Clock Girl

Flanner, Janet

Fleischmann, Raoul

Fleischmann, Ruth

Flight into Nowhere

Foch, Nina

Forty-niners, The

Foster, Sally Blane

“From the Diary of a New York Lady” (Parker)

“Frustration” (Parker)

“Game, The” (Parker and Evans)

Garrett, John Wiley

Garrett, Madeleine

Geis, Bernard

“Gentlest Lady, The” (Parker)

Gershwin, George

Gilbert, John

Gill, Brendan

Gillmore, Margalo

Gilman, Mildred

Gingrich, Arnold

Glass Key, The
(Hammett)

Goetz, Augustus

Goetz, Ruth Goodman

Goldwyn, Samuel

Goldwyn Follies, The

Goodman, Philip

Goodman, Ruth,
see
Goetz, Ruth Goodman

Goodrich, Frances

Good Soup, The

Gordon, Ruth

Graham, Sheilah

Grant, Jane

Great Gatsby, The
(Fitzgerald)

Green Pastures, The
(Connelly)

Grimwood, Helen Rothschild Droste (sister)

adolescence of

children of, see Droste, William; Iveson, Helen “Lei” Droste

death of

marriages of

Parker’s relationship with

Grimwood, Victor

Guinzburg, Alice

Guinzburg, Harold

Guinzburg, Thomas

Hackett, Albert

Hahn, Emily

Hale, Ruth

death of

feminism of

Parker and

Hallelujah

Hammerstein, Oscar

Hammett, Dashiell

Hands Across the Table

Happiest Man, The
(Laszlo, Parker and Campbell)

Harper’s

Harriman, Averell

Harrington, Nedda

Hart, Moss

Harvard Lampoon

Hayes, Harold

Hayes, Helen

Hayward, Susan

Hearst, William Randolph

Hecht, Ben

Heggen, Tom

Heiress
,
The
(Goetz)

Hellman, Lillian

Hammett and

memoirs of

Parker’s relationship with

Hemingway, Ernest

Parker and

Parker’s
New Yorker
profile of

on writing.

Hemingway, Hadley

Hemingway, Martha Gellhorn

Hemingway, Pauline Pfeiffer

Here Come the Clowns
(Barry)

Here Lies
(Parker)

Here Today
(Oppenheimer)

“Here We Are” (Parker)

High Society
(Parker, Crowninshield, Fish and Chappell)

Hitchcock, Alfred

Hitler, Adolf

Hollywood Anti-Nazi League

Hollywood Nineteen

Holman, Libby

Hoover, J. Edgar

Hopkins, Arthur

Hopkins, Miriam

“Horsie” (Parker)

Hotchner, Aaron

House at Pooh Corner
, The (Milne)

House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)

“How Am I to Know?” (Parker and King)

Hunter, Ian

Hyde, Robert

Ice Age
,
The
(Parker and d’Usseau)

Idiot’s Delight
(Sherwood)

“I Live on Your Visits” (Parker)

Immoralist, The
(Goetz)

“In Broadway Playhouses,”

“Indian Summer” (Parker)

Information Please

In Our Time
(Hemingway)

“Interior Desecration” (Parker)

“Inventory” (Parker)

Iveson, Helen “Lel” Droste (niece)

Iveson, Robert

Ivy (maid)

Jackson, Gardner “Pat,”

Jonasson, Meyer

Jones, Margo

Joyce, James

Joyous Season
, The (Barry)

Judge

Jurgen
(Taylor)

Kahn, E. J., Jr.

Kahn, Otto

Kanin, Garson

Katz, Otto

Kaufman, Beatrice

Kaufman, George S.

collaborative work of

Kelly, George

Kennedy, Jacqueline

Kennedy, Sheelagh

Kern, Jerome

King, Jack

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

King, Muriel

Kober, Arthur

Koch, John

Ladd, Parker

Ladies’ Home Journal

Ladies of the Corridor, The
(Parker and d’Usseau)

Lady Be
Careful

“Lady with a Lamp” (Parker)

La Guardia, Fiorello

Laments for the Living
(Parker)

Lamparski, Richard

Lardner, Ellis

Lardner, James

Lardner, Ring

Lardner, Ring, Jr.

Last Tycoon, The
(Fitzgerald)

Laszlo, Miklos

Latouche, John

Lawrence, D. H.

Lazar, Irving “Swifty,”

League of American Writers

Lee, Albert

Leech, Margaret

Le Gallienne, Eva

Lehne, John

Lenihan, Winifred

Lester, Clara

Levant, Oscar

Life

Benchley as drama critic for

Parker and

Light in August
(Faulkner)

Lillie, Beatrice

Lipstick War, The
(Campbell and Kaufman)

“Little Curtis” (Parker)

Liveright, Horace

“Lolita” (Parker)

Loos, Anita

Lorimer, George Horace

“Lovely Leave, The” (Parker)

Lovett, Adele Quartley Brown

Lovett, Robert A.

“Lucky Little Curtis,” see “Little Curtis”

Lyon, Wanda

MacArthur, Charles Gordon

Benchley and

Parker and

MacArthur,
William Telfer

McCall’s

McCarthy, Joseph

McClain, John

McDowall, Roddy

McKelway, St. Clair

MacLeish, Ada

MacLeish, Archibald

McMein, Neysa

Parker and

McNamara, Ed

Macy, Louise “Louie,”

Madame X
, 197, 199

Mademoiselle

Mailer, Norman

Mankiewicz, Herman

“Mantle of Whistler” (Parker)

Man Who Came to Dinner, The
(Kaufman and Hart)

March, Fredric

Marshall, Herbert

Marston, Caroline (grandmother)

Marston, Elizabeth (great-grandmother)

Marston, Frank (uncle)

Marston, Stanhope (great-grandfather)

Marston, Susan (aunt)

Marston, Thomas (grandfather)

Marston, William (great-uncle)

Marx, Harpo

Marx, Zeppo

Mary Burns, Fugitive

Masson, Thomas

Maugham, Somerset

Maxwell, William

“Men” (Parker)

Mencken, H. L.