Zelda Fitzgerald: Her Voice in Paradise (85 page)

Dadaism,
1

Daily
Princetonian,
1

Daily
Worker,
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dance: Ballets Russes,
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ballet school,
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Diaghilev, Sergei,
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6
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death,
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2
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Duncan, Isadora,
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2
,
3
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Egorova, Lubov,
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6
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Gavrilov, Alexandre,
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Larionov, Mikhail, designs for Ballets Russes,
1
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Littlefield, Catherine,
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2
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Massine,
1
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Nemchinova,
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2
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Nevalskaya,
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2
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Nijinsky, Vaslav,
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Picasso, Olga,
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Picasso, Pablo, designs for Ballets Russes,
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Rosenberg, Amelia Harper,
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San Carlo Opera Ballet Company,
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2
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Sedowa, Julie,
1
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Stravinsky, Igor, writes for Ballets Russes,
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see also
Fitzgerald, Zelda Sayre: Dance

Dance, Beatrice,
1

Daniels, Frances,
1

Daniels, Tom,
1

Davis, Jefferson,
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,
2

Davis, Owen,
1

Decline
of
the
West,
The
(Spengler),
1

Degas, Edgar,
1

Dellwood, Minnesota,
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,
2

Delplangue, Mlle (Scottie’s governess),
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4

Dent, Helen
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Diaghilev, Sergei,
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death,
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2

Dial,
The,
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3

Dietrich, Marlene,
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2

Donaldson, Scott,
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Dos Passos, John,
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7
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at Ellerslie,
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2
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Ferris wheel ride,
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2
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marriage,
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motor accident (1947),
1
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on Murphys,
1
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support for FSF,
1
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and ZSF’s painting,
1

Dos Passos, Katy Smith,
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,
2

Doubleday Doran, publishers,
1

Douglas, Norman,
1

Draper, Muriel,
1

Dreiser, Theodore,
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4

Drew, Georgia,
1

Duncan, Isadora,
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3

Durr, Virginia Foster,
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Duse, Eleonora,
1

Egorova, Lubov (Princess Troubetskoy),
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2
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FSF flirts with,
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on ZSF’s dance,
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2
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ZSF’s devotion to,
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ZSF studies with,
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4

Elgin, William,
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3

Eliot, T. S.,
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Eliot, Vivien,
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Ellerman, Winifred (Bryher),
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Ellerslie, Edgemoor nr Wilmington,
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Elsberry, Katharine,
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on Fitzgeralds,
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on Sayre family,
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4

Enfance
de
Becassine,
L’
(Pinchon),
1

Enter
Madame
(play),
1

Esquire
magazine,
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
,
5
,
6

Ethel Walker School, Simsbury,
1
,
2
,
3

Evening
Sun,
1

Evil
Eye,
The
(Triangle show),
1
,
2

Extraordinary
Women
(Mackenzie),
1

Farewell
to
Arms,
A
(Hemingway),
1
,
2
,
3

Faulkner, William,
1
,
2
,
3
,
4

Fay, Fr Cyril Sigourney Webster,
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,
2

Federal Art Project, Alabama,
1

Felder Avenue, Montgomery,
1
,
2

Ferber, Edna,
1

Fine Art School, Baltimore,
1

Finney, Eben,
1

Finney, Margaret (‘Peaches’),
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2
,
3
,
4

First World War (1914-18),
1
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2
,
3

Fitzgerald, Annabel (FSF’s aunt),
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2

Fitzgerald, Annabel (later Sprague) (FSF’s sister),
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2
,
3
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FSF’s advice to,
1
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as godmother,
1
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2
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marriage,
1
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quarrels over inheritance,
1

Fitzgerald, Edward,
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Fitzgerald, Frances Scott (‘Scottie’),
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birth,
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family background,
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2
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Catholicism,
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2
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infancy,
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nannies/governesses,
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in France (1924/5),
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in France (1926),
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in Washington (1927),
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2
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ZSF’s letters from Hollywood,
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at Ellerslie (1927/8),
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ZSF’s art used for,
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in France (1928),
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in France (1929/30),
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education,
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ballet classes,
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friends,
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care of,
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family memories,
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and ZSF’s breakdown,
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5
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visits ZSF in clinic,
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ZSF’s letters from clinic,
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graduates from Ethel Walker,
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at Vassar,
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and Sheilah Graham,
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campaigns for ZSF’s release,
1
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and FSF’s death,
1
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journalism,
1
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2
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marriage (1943),
1
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and ZSF’s art,
1
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visits ZSF in Montgomery (1940),
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on ZSF’s death,
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similarities to FSF,
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daughter-mother relationship,
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Fitzgerald, Francis Scott Key

Life: family background,
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childhood,
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schooldays,
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2
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early influences,
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Princeton University,
1
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2
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war service,
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4
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meets ZSF,
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as copywriter,
1
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2
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first story published (1919),
1
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engagement,
1
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2
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affairs with May Steiner, Helen Dent, Rosalinde Fuller,
1
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This
Side
of
Paradise
published,
1
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2
,
3
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wedding,
1
,
2
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in New York (1920),
1
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affair with Gene Bankhead,
1
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in Westport, Conn.,
1
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2
,
3
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visits Montgomery (1920),
1
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2
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in New York (1920),
1
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works on
Beautiful
and Damned,
1
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2
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3
,
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,
5
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European tour (1921),
1
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returns to St Paul,
1
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Scottie born,
1
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Beautiful
and
Damned
published,
1
,
2
;

moves to Great Neck,
1
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in France (1924),
1
,
2
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ZSF’s relationship with Jozan,
1
,
2
,
3
;

in Italy (1924-5),
1
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Great
Gatsby
published,
1
,
2
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in Paris (1925),
1
,
2
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meets Hemingway,
1
,
2
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violence towards ZSF,
1
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2
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on Riviera (1925),
1
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2
,
3
,
4
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in Los Angeles (1927),
1
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at Ellerslie,
1
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2
,
3
,
4
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5
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6
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7
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,
9
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10
;

novel-writer’s block,
1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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9
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in Paris (1928),
1
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European trip (1929),
1
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questions ZSF’s sexuality,
1
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2
,
3
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becomes indifferent to ZSF,
1
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2
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3
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North Africa trip (1930),
1
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in Paris (1930),
1
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ZSF’s first breakdown,
1
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2
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3
,
4
,
5
,
6
,
7
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involvement in ZSF’s treatment,
1
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2
,
3
;

writes analytical memo,
1
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affair with Bijou O’Conor,
1
;

ZSF discharged,
1
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in Montgomery (1931),
1
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in Hollywood,
1
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2
,
3
,
4
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in Florida (1932),
1
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ZSF’s second breakdown,
1
,
2
,
3
;

implicated in ZSF’s breakdown,
1
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2
,
3
;

and
Save
Me
The
Waltz,
1
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2
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3
,
4
,
5
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tries to curtail ZSF’s writing,
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wields authority over ZSF,
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hospitalized for alcoholism,
1
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2
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3
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discusses troubles with ZSF (1933),
1
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considers divorce,
1
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ZSF’s third breakdown (1934),
1
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2
,
3
,
4
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5
,
6
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7
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8
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and Cary Ross Gallery exhibition,
1
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affairs (1934-5), with Dorothy Parker,
1
,

with Beatrice Dance,
1
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edits ZSF’s stories,
1
;

mother’s death,
1
;

in Hollywood (1937),
1
;

affair with Sheilah Graham,
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
;

refuses ZSF’s release from Highland,
1
;

begins
Last Tycoon,
1
,
2
;

ZSF released (1940),
1
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heart attacks,
1
,
2
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