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Index
Abbott, George, 189
Arnold, Henry “Hap,” 151, 153
Adams, Betty Helms, 293–94, 297–99, 301,
Arnow, Max, 69, 96
304–7, 311–12, 326, 337–38, 350,
Arthur, Bob, 278, 285
374–75, 443, 489, 495, 504
Arthur, Goldie, 278, 285
Adams, Robert, 294, 306, 489, 504
As a Man Thinketh (Palmer), 58
Agnew, Spiro, 382, 387, 389, 393, 420,
/> Asher, Jerry, 106, 205
422, 425, 453
Astor, Brooke, 262, 385
Albert, Eddie, 104, 106, 117
Atkinson, Brooks, 77
Allen, Gracie, 59, 109–10, 160, 200, 267,
At Reagan’s Side (von Damm), 369–70
286
Autry, Gene, 68, 93, 349
Allen, Richard, 474, 481, 485, 491, 497
Ayres, Anne, 35
Allentuck, Max, 191–92
Ayres, Lew, 208–9, 222, 239, 243, 268
Allman, Anne, 280, 341, 352, 433
All Quiet on the Western Front, 209, 211
Baby Cyclone, 48, 77
Allyson, June, 177, 201–2, 204, 230,
Bacall, Lauren, 218, 256, 400
276–77, 279, 284–85, 304
Bad Man, The, 149
Altschuler, Sid, 29–30, 59–61, 64
Baer, Max, 65, 78
American Life, An (Reagan), 28, 171
Baird, Warren, Jr., 188–89
Amory, Cleveland, 293, 317
Baker, Howard, 474, 477, 486–88
Amos ’n’ Andy, 59, 279
Baker, James, III, 462, 474, 492, 497–99
Anderson, John, 474, 486, 497–99, 502, 505
Balaban, Barney, 117, 219
Anderson, Martin, 470, 474, 480–82, 486,
Ball, Lucille, 116, 173
497
Bankhead, Tallulah, 160, 180, 191
Angel from Texas, An, 111
Banner, “Nanny,” 162, 207
Angels Wash Their Faces, 205
Barnett, Barney, 433, 466
Annenberg, Leonore Cohn “Lee,” 10,
Barry, Philip, 69, 180
285–91, 347, 375, 386, 392–93,
Barrymore, Ethel, 293
408–10, 413, 420, 422–23, 426–27,
Barrymore, Lionel, 149, 328
429–30, 448, 453, 473, 489, 504
Battaglia, Philip, 356–57, 359–60, 366–69,
Annenberg, Moses, 97–98, 289, 393, 408
380, 395
Annenberg, Walter, 10, 97–98, 285–91,
Battelle, Kenneth, 355
325, 347, 375, 386, 392–93, 408–9,
Bautzer, Gregg, 255
413, 420–23, 426–27, 429–30, 440,
Beame, Abe, 447
448, 453, 473, 489, 504
Beaton, Cecil, 300, 396
Ardrey, Robert, 149
Bedtime for Bonzo, 243