Hello, Gorgeous: Becoming Barbra Streisand (86 page)

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as assistant conductor of
Funny Girl
,
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crediting of on
The Third Album
,
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escalating tensions with,
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“Happy Days Are Here Again” arrangement
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,
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introduction of at the hungry i,
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rehearsals with,
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relationship with Kazan,
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salary,
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as Streisand’s accompanist,
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studio of,
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touring with Streisand,
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,
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Dartmouth College,
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Dave (stage manager in
Fanny Girl
),
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Dave Brubeck Quartet,
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Davidson, Joyce,
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Davis, Judy,
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Davis, Miles,
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Davis, Sammy, Jr.,
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Dawn, Charles, review by,
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Day, Doris,
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“Day by Day” (Cahn),
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“Days of Wine and Roses” (Mancini),
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Deckers, Jeanine,
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decorating, enjoyment of,
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Dekker, Albert,
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DeLuise, Dom,
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Dennen, Barré (Barry)

acting career,
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apartment, decorating style,
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breakup with Streisand,
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childhood, family,
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estrangement from Streisand,
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homosexuality,
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job at the Village Vanguard,
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marriage plans,
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mentoring role,
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musical arrangements,
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recording made for Blum,
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recording of Bon Soir debut,
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relationship with Streisand,
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response to
The Barbra Streisand Album
,
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at 20th birthday party,
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on Streisand’s voice,
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,
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,
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view of the cultural renaissance,
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Desmond, Johnny,
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Detroit, MI, friends and following in,
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.
See also
Caucus Club, Detroit

Detroit News
, publicity in,
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Deutsch, Harriet and Armand,
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Devil and Daniel Webster, The
(play),
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DeWar, Cameron,
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Diary of Anne Frank, The
(play),
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,
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Dieterle, William,
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,
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Diller, Phyllis

at Bon Soir debut,
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friendship with Streisand,
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on the
Jack Paar Show
,
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as mentor, advisor,
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in
Splendor in the Grass
,
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Diller, Sherwood,
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Dinah Shore Show, The
(television), appearance on,
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,
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,
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“Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead,” on
PM East
,
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“Doing the Reactionary” (Rome), recording of,
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“Don’t Rain on My Parade” (
Funny Girl
),
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,
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Dooley, Paul,
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,
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Do Re Mi
(Broadway show),
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Downs, Hugh,
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,
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“Down with Love,” performance of,
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Driftwood
(play),
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DuBrow, Rick,
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Durgin, Cyrus, review by,
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Earl Carroll Vanities
,
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Ebb, Fred,
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eccentric, kooky persona.
See also
clothing, outfits

and anger, cynicism,
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and communication of authenticity,
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conflating with Brice persona,
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and desire for uniqueness,
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development, honing of,
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and differentness as an asset,
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and enjoyment of spontaneity,
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smoked foods riff,
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and talkativeness,
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tiring of,
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,
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,
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Eden Roc Hotel, Miami, performance,
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Edge of Night, The
(television),
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Ed Sullivan Show, The
(television)

appearances on,
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the Beatles on,
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Clancy Brothers on,
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Ellis, Edward Robb,
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Emmy nomination,
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,
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Entertainer, The
(play),
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Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn

Chorale Club,
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Kazan at,
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,
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Streisand’s outsider status,
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Erlanger Theatre, New York City,
Funny Girl
at,
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Erlichman, Martin Lee (Marty).
See also
contracts

approach to selling Streisand,
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background,
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at Cocoanut Grove reception,
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devotion to Streisand,
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as father figure,
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handling of fan mail,
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introduction to Streisand,
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publicity, PR skills,
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during recording of
The Second Barbra Streisand Album
,
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role in Streisand’s success,
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selling of the Clancy Brothers,
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at Streisand and Gould’s wedding,
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television bookings,
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work to assure casting of Streisand as Brice,
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Esser, Carl,
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etiquette, need to learn,
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Evans, Richard,
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,
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“Evergreen” (
A Star Is Born
),
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Falk, Richard,
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fame, stardom.
See also
ambition, goals; confidence

and changing concepts of beauty,
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difficulties with,
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downside of,
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drive for,
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greatness
vs.
,
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movie stars,
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as predestined,
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Fancy Free
(musical),
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Fanny
(musical),
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“Fanny Brice Award,”
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fans

and audiences for
Funny Girl
,
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autograph seekers, discomfort with,
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of the Beatles,
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development of groupies, followers,
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fan mail,
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Winter Garden Kids,
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Fantasticks
,
The
(musical),
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Ferrer, José,
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Feuer, Cy,
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Fiddler on the Roof
(musical),
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Fields, Freddie,
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,
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Fifty-fourth Street Theatre, New York City,
Wholesale
rehearsals at,
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,
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Finian’s Rainbow
(musical),
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Fiorello!
(musical),
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Flatbush Life
(newspaper),
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Fleming, Tucker,
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Fletcher, Sam,
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Flies, The
(Sartre),
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Flower Drum Song, The
(musical),
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“Fly Me to the Moon,”
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folk music, popularity of,
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Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia,
Funny Girl
previews,
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Fosse, Bob

contract for
Funny Girl
,
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as director,
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papers of, as source of information,
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resignation from
Funny Girl
,
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Franciosa, Tony,
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Francis, Connie,
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Fried, Marilyn,
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,
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,
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friends, friendships.
See also
self-doubt

difficulties with,
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old, elimination of,
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rarity of,
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