Dorothy Parker: What Fresh Hell Is This? (82 page)

Mendum, Georgie Drew

Merrily We Roll Along (Kaufman and Hart)

Milford, Nancy

Millay, Edna St. Vincent

Milne, A. A.

Monroe, Marilyn

Moodie, Betty

Mooney, Mary

Mooney, Tom

Morning Telegraph

Morris, Wright

Morse, Lee

Mostel, Kate

Mostel, Zero

“Mr. Durant” (Parker)

“Mrs. Hofstadter on Josephine Street” (Parker)

Münzenberg, Willi

Murphy, Baoth

Murphy, Gerald

Murphy, Honoria

Murphy, Patrick

Murphy, Sara Wiborg

“Musical Comedy Thought, A” (Parker)

Music Box Revue

Myers, Alice Lee

Myers, Dick

Naked and the Dead
,
The
(Mailer)

Nash, Ogden

Nast, Condé

Vanity Fair
published by

Nathan, George Jean

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

National Institute of Arts and Letters

Nero
(Parker and Benchley)

New Masses

New Republic

“News Item” (Parker)

New York Daily Mirror

New Yorker

early struggles of

Parker and

Ross and

New York Herald Tribune

New York Journal-American

New York Sun

New York Times

Woolcott’s drama criticism for

New York Tribune

New York
World

No Sirree

Not So Deep as a Well
(Parker)

O’Dwyer, Paul

“Oh, He’s Charming!” (Parker)

Oh, Lady, Lady!
(Wodehouse and Kern)

O’Hara, Helen

O’Hara, John

One Hour Late

Open End

Oppenheimer, George

Over Twenty-one
(Gordon)

Parker, Anne O’Brien

Parker, Dora

Parker, Dorothy:

abortion of

alcoholism of

appendectomy of

arrest of

articles of

autobiographical content in works of

birth of

blacklisting of

book reviews of

childhood of

clothing taste of

cocktail parties of

collaborative work of

colleagues’ impressions of

Constant Reader column of

country home of

cynicism of

dance school job of

death of

death images in works of

as depicted in dramas

depressions of

divorces of

dogs owned by

domesticity lacking in

drama criticism of

dramatization of works by

earnings of

education of

European travel of

expressive eyes of

fame of

feminism and

film writing of

first literary job of

first published poem of

four-letter words used by

game playing of

government investigation of

handwriting of

hats worn by

Hemingway poems about

in Hollywood

homosexuality and

honors awarded to

hysterectomy of

illnesses of

irascible behavior of

Jewish background of

late assignments of

love affairs of

male types preferred by

marital separations of

on men

men attracted to

money attitudes of

money problems of

“Mrs. Parker” preferred by

perfume used by

physical appearance of

plays of

poetry of

political activism of

portraits of

pregnancies and miscarriages of

pseudonyms of

psychiatric treatment of

public speaking of

quotes attributed to

rebelliousness of

reputation of

reviews of

Rothschild name distasteful to

Round Table and

sarcasm of

self-assessment of

sexuality of

short stories of

speaking style of

suicide attempts of

unfinished novel of

as visiting college professor

wealthy friends ridiculed by

weddings of

will left by

wit and humor of

on women

working methods of

on writing

writing techniques of

Parker, Edwin Pond

Parker, Edwin Pond

alcoholism of

army service of

background of

business career of

death of

divorce of

morphine addiction of

Parker’s marriage to

Parker’s relationship with

Parker’s stories at expense of

physical appearance of

Round Table group and

second marriage of

Parker, Harris

Parker, Harris, Jr.

Parker, Laura

Parker, Ruth

Parker, William

Parsons, Louella

“Passionate Screenwriter To His Love, The” (Parker)

Payson, Joan Whitney

Pemberton, Murdock

Pentimento
(Hellman)

Perelman, Laura West

Perelman, Sidney J.

Parker and

Perkins, Maxwell

Pfeiffer, Pauline, see Hemingway, Pauline Pfeiffer

Philadelphia Story, The

Pictorial Review

Poetry

Portable Dorothy Parker, The
(Parker)

Porter, Katherine Anne

President Roosevelt

Pride of the Yankees
,
The

Prohibition

Pulitzer, Ralph

Pulitzer Prize

Putnam, George Palmer

“Rainy Night” (Parker)

Rascoe, Burton

Remodeling Her Husband

“Risumé” (Parker)

Reynolds, Quentin

Rice, Elmer

Road to Miltown, The
(Perelman)

Roosevelt, Eleanor

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Root, Esther, see Adams, Esther Sayles Root

Ross, Harold

Parker and

Round Table and

see also New Yorker

Rothschild, Bertram (brother)

Parker’s relationship with

Rothschild, Eleanor Frances Lewis (stepmother)

death of

marriage of

stepchildren’s relations with

Rothschild, Eliza Annie Marston (mother)

birth of

courtship and marriage of

illness and death of

Rothschild, Elizabeth Barrett (aunt)

Rothschild, Harold (brother)

Rothschild, Helen, see Grimwood, Helen Rothschild Droste

Rothschild, Jacob Henry (father)

business career of

illness and death of

marriages of

Parker’s fictional treatment of

Parker’s relationship with

verse composed by

Rothschild, Martin (uncle)

Rothschild, Mary (grandmother)

Rothschild, Mate “Tiny,”

Rothschild, Samson (grandfather)

Rothschild, Samuel (uncle)

Rothschild, Simon (uncle)

Roussel, Yvonne

Saalburg, Allen

Saalburg, Muriel

Saboteur

Sacco, Nicola

Salisbury, Leah

Samuels, Arthur

Sanford, Laddie

Saturday Evening Post

Saturday Review

Schayer, Richard

Schulberg, Budd

Scottsboro case

Screen Guilds’ Magazine

Screen Writers Guild

Scribner’s

Seal in the Bedroom and Other Predicaments, The
(Thurber)

Seldes, Alice

Seldes, Gilbert

Selznick, David O.

Sex Life of the Polyp, The
, (Benchley)

Shawn, William

Sherwood, Mary Brandon

Sherwood, Robert

at Life

Parker and

Vanity Fair
and

Show Boat
(Kern and Hammerstein)

Shroyer, Frederick

Smart Set

Smash—Up: The Story of a Woman

Smith, Thorne

Sobbing in the Conning Tower, see Enough Rope

Soft Music
(Parker and Rice)

see also Close Harmony

“Soldiers of the Republic” (Parker)

Soma, Tony

“Song for the First of the Month” (Parker)

“Song of Perfect Propriety” (Parker)

“Song of the Shirt, 1941” (Parker)

Songs for the Nearest Harmonica
, see Sunset Gun

Sonnets in Suicide, or the Life of John Knox (unpublished) (Parker)

Spanish Civil War

Spanish Earth, The

speakeasies

“Standard of Living, The” (Parker)

Starbuck, Betty

Star Is Born, A

Stars and Stripes

Steichen, Edward

Stewart, Beatrice Ames

Stewart, Donald Ogden

Parker and

political activism of

Stewart, Rosalie

Stoddard, Haila

Stowe, Leland

Strassman, Toni

Stromberg, Hunt

Subway, The
(Rice)

“Such a Pretty Little Picture” (Parker)

Sullivan, Frank

Sun Also Rises
,
The
(Hemingway)

Sunset Gun
(Parker)

Susskind, David

Suzy

Sweethearts

Swope, Herbert Bayard

Swope, Maggie

Targ, William

Tarkington, Booth

Tavenner, Frank

Taylor, Deems

Parker’s affair with

Taylor, Laurette

Taylor, Mary Kennedy

“Telephone Call, A” (Parker)

Thackeray, William

Thalberg, Irving

Thanatopsis Literary and Inside Straight Club, The

Theobald, Hannah Rothschild (aunt)

This Side of Paradise
(Fitzgerald)