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Cast of Characters

Page 48

by Thomas Vinciguerra

Edge, Melvin “Eddie,” 126, 225

  “Edinburgh Caper, The” (McKelway), 323

  Edison, Thomas, 37

  Edman, Irwin, 221

  “Edward Damper” (W. Gibbs), 189

  Eisenhower, Dwight D., 289, 332

  Elements of Style, The (Strunk), 28

  Elements of Style, The (E. B. White), 10, 276, 333–34

  Elie, Marie Françoise, 124

  Elizabeth Appleton (O’Hara), 348

  Elledge, Scott, 353

  El Morocco, 237

  Epstein, Joseph, 11

  Erwin, Henry Eugene, 270

  Esquire magazine, 189, 210

  Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 130

  Eunson, Dale, 208

  Europe on the Aisle (Cassidy), 312n

  “Eustace Tilley,” 10, 85, 116, 169, 181

  Evans, Hiram Wesley, 25

  Evans, Joey, 76

  Every Day Is Saturday (E. B. White), 178, 179

  Every Week magazine, 44

  Ewell, Tom, 345

  “Fables for Our Time” (Thurber), 7, 223

  fact checking, 42, 66–67, 87, 106

  Fact magazine, 335

  Fadiman, Clifton, 78, 115, 138, 177, 216

  “Farewell, My Lovely!” (E. B. White), 178

  FAR Gallery, 328

  Farrar, John, 47

  fascism, 203n, 260, 287

  Faulk, John Henry, 336n

  FBI, 336n

  Felig, Arthur, 192n

  “Fellow of Infinite Jest, A” (W. Gibbs), 341

  “Feud” (W. Gibbs), 196

  “Fifteen Dollars” (O’Hara), 77

  film reviews:

  Gibbs and, 275

  Lardner, D., and, 275

  Mosher and, 44–45, 275

  Fire Island, New York, 1–3, 5, 9, 226–34, 249, 296, 306–7, 309–10, 312–13, 326–32, 329, 338

  Fire Islander, The (newspaper), 5, 327–32

  Fire Island Press, 327

  Fitts, Buron, 144

  Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 10, 108, 112

  Flahooey (musical), 206, 249

  Flanner, Janet, 13, 61, 81, 259, 313, 325

  Fleischmann, Raoul:

  Gibbs, W., and, 225

  Grant and, 124

  New Yorker investment, 17–18, 26

  O’Hara and, 78

  Ross, H., and, 18, 73, 107, 108

  Shawn and, 319

  White, E. B., and, 180–81

  White, K., and, 180–81

  Woollcott and, 147

  Flick, Jack, 183

  Fontaine, Joan, 350

  Fontanne, Lynn, 151

  Foord, Andrew Green, 251, 254

  Foord, Fritz, 254

  Ford, Corey, 10, 169, 220, 290

  Ford, Glenn, 297

  Ford, Paul, 345

  “Foreign Population, The” (W. Gibbs), 233

  Forster, Louis, 67

  Fortune, 51, 152, 155–57, 159, 161, 163, 168, 170, 180

  Foundation Inn (Massachusetts), 143, 251–53

  Frank, Leo, 15

  Franklin, Benjamin, 221

  Frank Seaman advertising agency, 29

  Fraser, Leon, 140

  Fraser’s Magazine, 85

  Frazier, Brenda Diana Duff, 121, 238

  Freeman, Joseph, 140

  Freeport, New York, 25, 328

  Frimbo, E. M., 41

  From the Terrace (O’Hara), 300

  Front Page, The (film), 297

  Frueh, Al, 98–99, 331

  Full Moon Over Brooklyn (television drama), 197n

  Further Fables for Our Time (Thurber), 337

  “Future Conditional” (W. Gibbs), 190

  Galpin, Helen Marguerite, 128–29, 149n, 232

  Galpin, William, 128

  Gannett, Lewis, 283

  Garland, Robert, 212

  Garden City, New York, 338, 339

  Garrett, Charlie, 205

  Garrett, Oliver H. P., 205

  Gelb, Arthur, 229, 234, 309, 312, 313

  Gellhorn, Martha, 170–71

  Geraghty, Eve, 103

  Geraghty, James L., 103–4, 114, 116, 121, 205

  Geraghty, John, 103

  Gershwin, George, 228

  Gershwin, Ira, 228

  Getz, Arthur, 121

  Ghostley, Alice, 345

  Gibbs, Angelica, 20, 130–31, 325

  Gibbs, Elinor:

  Addams and, 324

  attending social events, 245

  attending theater performances, 203–5, 311

  background of, 134

  boats named after, 134, 234

  Burr and, 308

  as characters in stories, 232, 341

  dealing with financial crises, 325–26

  death of Wolcott, 342–45

  drinking culture and, 249–51, 253

  entertaining on Fire Island, 328

  medical issues, 342

  personal relationships and marriages, 119, 134–37

  Tony’s engagement/wedding, 338–39

  typing clean copies, 203

  Gibbs, Francis Sarason, 19, 20

  Gibbs, George, III, 19

  Gibbs, George, V, 21, 22, 274

  Gibbs, Janet, 136, 194, 208, 230, 232, 275, 294, 338, 341, 350

  Gibbs, Lucius Tuckerman, 20

  Gibbs, (Oliver) Wolcott:

  acting experiences, 195–96, 355–56

  Addams and, 101–2, 111–12, 229–30, 232, 311, 342–43, 349

  advancing maturity, 218–19, 224–34, 324–40, 341

  areas of contribution, 3, 10, 61–62, 63–66, 68, 183, 188, 192–94

  Arno and, 91–92

  background and early years, 19–24

  Behrman and, 190, 230, 233, 234, 325

  Benchley and, 111, 228

  birth of, 20

  Bogan and, 80, 81n, 217

  books written, 3–6, 172, 187, 188, 221, 231, 232, 283, 325, 339–40, 342

  Brennan and, 321

  bunk and critical put-downs, 138, 141, 149–50, 152–72

  caricature of, 3–4

  dealing with artists, 90–93, 97–99, 104

  dealing with writers, 106–7

  death of, 341–43

  distancing from magazine, 174, 187–97

  drinking culture and, 235–37, 243–56

  Fire Island and, 2, 5, 9, 226–34, 249, 296, 306–7, 309–10, 312–13, 326–32

  Fleischmann and, 225

  Foord and, 254

  Ingersoll and, 155, 191–92

  Liebling and, 225, 230, 292

  Lobrano and, 224, 293, 299–300

  Maloney and, 114, 116–18

  Maxwell and, 188–89

  McKelway and, 196, 296, 323, 344

  medical issues, 293

  mentioned in poem, ix

  Meredith and, 191, 312, 314, 344

  Miller and, 19, 23, 25

  Mosher and, 45

  newspaper experience, 23–26

  New Yorker anniversary celebration, 315

  O’Hara and, 6, 75–78, 80, 112–14, 130, 134, 136, 229, 299–300, 307, 326, 344, 348

  Parker and, 106–7, 236

  parodies and, 189–91, 209, 340

  Pemberton and, 40n

  personality and characteristics, 110–13

  personal relationships and marriages, 119, 126–37, 157–58, 174, 187, 338, 341

  plays written, 196–97, 213, 305–6, 308–14, 325

  postwar years and, 283–84, 290, 292–93, 305–14

  Ross, H., and, 11, 24–26, 39–40, 69, 77, 80, 195, 200, 205, 227, 248, 249, 255, 274–75, 277, 307, 310–13, 325, 344

  Ross, L., and, 324

  schoolmates of, 41, 42

  Shawn and, 274, 276–77, 324

  Terry and, 47

  theater reviews and, 3, 118, 138, 199–216, 247–49, 337–38

  Thurber and, 7, 49, 60, 93–94, 111, 119, 172, 176, 189, 222, 237, 295, 301, 305n, 310, 326, 330, 339, 344

  Weidman and, 74–75

  White, E. B., and, 9, 185, 221, 276–77, 331
, 355

  White, K., and, 63, 69, 72–73, 74, 112, 113, 130, 221, 255, 281, 325, 341

  Woollcott and, 25, 147–52, 168, 210, 218

  World War II and, 194–95, 257–58, 261–63, 266, 273, 274–77, 279

  Gibbs, Wolcott “Tony,” Jr.:

  activities with father, 224, 234

  on Addams, 112, 232

  alienation from parents, 338-39

  background and early childhood, 119, 136, 187, 194, 275

  as characters in stories, 232, 341

  death of father, 342–44

  embarrassed by parents, 202, 247, 249, 325–26

  escorting sister to school, 194

  Fire Island and, 328–29, 338

  Gill, Brendan, 53, 149n, 238, 299–300, 307n, 321

  Gilligan’s Island (television show), 322n

  “Girls in Their Summer Dresses, The” (Shaw), 200

  Glass Menagerie, The (play), 308

  globalization, 287

  Gluck, Alma, 105

  God Is My Co-Pilot (film), 275

  Goings On About Town (The New Yorker), 17, 285n

  Goldsborough, Laird Shields, 159

  Gone with the Wind (film), 313

  Good Food for Bad Stomachs, 316

  Gorman, Tom, 288, 344

  Gould, Eleanor, 121

  Gould, Jack, 215

  Grange, Red, 153

  Grant, Jane, 18, 124

  Great Gatsby, The (Fitzgerald), 112

  Great Neck News, 210

  Greenstein, Milton, 346

  Griscom, Lloyd Carpenter, 23, 25, 128, 224

  Gude, “Jap,” 126

  Guinzburg, Harold, 195

  Guys and Dolls (musical), 200, 338

  Hadden, Briton, 154–55, 159–60

  Hagen, Uta, 308

  Hahn, Emily, 127, 184

  Hale, Edward Everett, 132

  Hale, Nancy, 132–34, 187, 225–26, 247, 341

  Hall, Roger, 330

  Hamburger, Philip, 53, 246, 261–62, 267, 322, 352

  Hamilton, Hamish, 295

  Hammett, Dashiell, 205

  Hampton, Hope, 198

  Harburg, “Yip,” 206

  Hardin, Mark, 133

  Hardin, Taylor Scott, 133

  “Hargedorn & Brownmiller Paint and Varnish Co.” (O’Hara), 75

  Harper and Brothers, 94, 220–21

  Harper’s Bazaar, 187

  Harper’s magazine, 62, 168, 185–86, 220, 260, 278, 279, 303

  Harriman, Margaret Case, 64, 66, 169

  Harris, Jed, 117, 208

  Hart, Moss, 146, 198, 228, 230

  Harvard Crimson, The, 207

  Harvard Lampoon, The 141

  Harvard University, 32, 103, 115, 174, 209, 214

  Harvey, Alice, 84, 89, 93

  Hauxhurst estate (New Jersey), 225–26

  Hawkins, Lou “Goldie,” 2

  Hawkins, William, 312

  Hayes, Carlton J., 140

  Hayes, Helen, 66, 228, 290

  Hayes, Rutherford B., 239

  Hearst, William Randolph, 160, 164, 189, 329

  Heflin, James Thomas, 160

  Hellman, Geoffrey T., 50–52, 64

  Hellman, Lillian, 110, 179, 205, 245, 248–49, 267

  Hemingway, Ernest, 4, 44, 76, 108, 179, 238–39, 300, 333, 340

  Henry Holt, 3, 171, 344

  “Here Is New York” (E. B. White), 304–5

  Hergesheimer, Joseph, 305

  Hersey, John, 10, 71, 284–85

  Hershkowitz, Melvin, 296

  Hewes, Henry, 201, 247

  Hewes, Jane, 247

  Heydrich, Reinhard, 145

  Hill, Grover B., 213

  Hill School (Pennsylvania), 21, 23, 41, 42, 61, 214, 263

  Hilton, Ned, 89

  Hiroshima (Hersey), 284

  Hiroshima bombing, 10, 284, 285

  Hirschfeld, Al, 169, 209

  Hispaniola, 33

  Hitchcock, Alfred, 114

  Hodges, Gil, 224

  Hodgins, Eric, 168, 169

  Hoff, Syd, 91

  Hokinson, Helen, 89, 93, 115, 285

  Holden, Raymond, 50, 72, 217

  Holiday magazine, 304

  Hollywood Ten, 289

  “Home” (Thurber), 96–97

  Home Sector, The (publication), 16

  Honeycutt, Ann, 125–27, 251–52, 254, 316, 321, 331

  Hoopes, Roy, 191

  Horace Mann School (New York), 21

  Horace Waters & Company, 27

  Hormel, Jay, 315

  Hotel Manhattan, 209

  Houdini, Harry, 37

  Houghton Mifflin, 288

  Howard, Leslie, 228

  Hoyt, Nancy, 108

  Hudson Observer, 16

  Hughes, Elinor, 311

  Hurst, Fanny, 198

  Huxley, Aldous, 340

  Hyde, Fillmore, 33

  Hyperion Theatre, 214

  “If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox” (Thurber), 60

  “If You Ask Me” (PM), 175

  I Killed the Count (play), 199

  illustrations (The New Yorker):

  about, 82–84

  Addams and, 3, 99–103, 262, 329, 349

  art meetings, 85–93, 97–98

  attention to detail in, 85–87

  Geraghty and, 103–4

  Gibbs, W., and, 97–99

  Ingersoll and, 156

  Irvin and, 84–85

  risqué themes in, 87–88

  Thurber and, 93–97, 240–41, 259

  “Imagine Kissing Pete” (O’Hara), 348

  In Cold Blood (Capote), 352

  “Inflexible Logic” (Maloney), 114

  Information, Please (radio show), 216

  Ingersoll, Ralph McAllister:

  areas of contribution, 48

  Arno and, 119

  background and career, 48–49

  dealing with artists, 156

  Gibbs, W., and, 155, 191–92

  Long and, 119

  Luce and, 155–58, 161–62, 164, 166, 168–69

  PM newspaper and, 48, 175, 191

  Ross and, 49–50, 155–57, 162, 168–69

  Thurber and, 155, 175

  White, E. B., and, 59, 180

  White, K., and, 155

  Irvin, Rea, 40n, 84–85, 94, 262, 320

  Is Sex Necessary? (E. B. White and Thurber), 94–95

  Ives, George, 308, 311, 314

  Jackson, Robert, 142

  James, Henry, 36, 60

  Janie (play), 3

  “Jesus” slot, 48–55

  Johnson, Nunnally, 241, 244

  Johnston, Alva, 274

  Jory, Victor, 313

  Josephson, Matthew, 140

  Journey’s End (Sherriff), 272n

  Joyce, James, 185

  Judge, 17

  “Jukes Family Revisited, The” (W. Gibbs), 210–11

  Julius Caesar (play), 195

  Kafka, Franz, 302

  Kahn, E. J., Jr., 15, 47, 53, 263, 320

  Karasz, Ilonka, 261

  Karvonides, Constantine, 328, 329, 332, 338

  Kaufman, Bel, 250

  Kaufman, George S., 18, 146, 313n, 317

  Kaye, Danny, 224

  Kazan, Elia, 212

  Keats, John, 252n

  Keeler, Ruby, 246

  Kelly, Nancy, 308

  Kelly, Wally, 243

  Kemp, Hal, 321

  Kemp, Martha Stephenson, 321

  Kennedy, Jacqueline, 350

  Kennedy, John F., 284, 351

  Keyes, Evelyn, 297

  Kierstead, Mary D., 313

  Kilgallen, Dorothy, 213–14

  “Kingdom of the Blind, The” (W. Gibbs), 275

  King, Martin Luther, Jr., 348

  King, Muriel, 141

  Kinkead, Eugene, 174, 224

  Kiss Me Kate (Spewak), 296

  Knickerbocker, Cholly, 213

  Knox, Philander C., 28, 37

  Kober, Arthur, 256, 268, 300, 331

  K
ramer, Linda, 208

  Kriendler, Peter, 113

  Kronenberger, Louis, 211, 225

  Krutch, Joseph Wood, 212

  Kuehner, Gus, 37

  Kuhn, Loeb financial firm, 128

  LaGuardia, Fiorello, 92, 153

  Lang, Daniel, 263

  Lardner, David, 265–66, 275

  Lardner, Hazel, 250

  Lardner, James, 265

  Lardner, John, 217, 225, 227, 243, 250, 265–66, 312, 331

  Last Flower, The (Thurber), 259

  Laurie, Joe, 229

  Lawrenson, Helen, 245

  Leacock, Stephen, 41

  League of New York Theatres, 207, 248

  Leahey, Joseph “Spot,” 56

  Lehigh Valley Railroad, 267

  LeMay, Curtis, 268, 269

  Lemmon, Leonore, 233, 238, 244, 307

  Leonard, Baird, 107–8

  Leslie’s Weekly, 44

  “Letter from Luxembourg” (D. Lardner), 265

  “Letter from Maine” (E. B. White), 9

  “Letter from the East” (E. B. White), 9, 333–34

  “Letter from the North” (E. B. White), 9

  Let Your Mind Alone! (Thurber), 174

  Lewis, Sinclair, 189–90, 340

  Liebling, A. J.:

  Bernstein and, 237

  Gibbs and, 230

  Gibbs, W., and, 225, 292

  McKelway and, 53, 263–64, 323

  medical issues, 332

  Ross and, 13, 293n, 319, 344

  White, K., and, 71

  World War II and, 263–65

  Life magazine, 16, 85, 118, 152, 154, 159, 169, 171, 311–12

  “Life with Father” series (Day), 68

  Lillie, Bea, 228

  Limited Edition Club’s Gold Medal, 279

  Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 260

  Little, Herbert, 126n

  Little, Lois, 126n

  “Little King” illustrations, 83

  Lobrano, Dorothy, 281, 320

  Lobrano, Gustave:

  areas of contribution, 12, 280–81

  Arno and, 185

  background and early career, 183–85

  death of, 320, 334

  Gibbs, W., and, 224, 293, 299–300

  Kober and, 300

  McKelway and, 294

  medical issues, 297

  New Yorker anniversary celebration, 315

  Ross and, 184, 259, 266, 267, 268

  Shawn and, 320–21

  Thurber and, 266, 282, 336

  White, E. B., and, 183, 185, 281, 320

  White, K., and, 183, 185, 280–82, 320–21

  World War II and, 259, 267

  Lobrano, Jean, 183

  Lockwood Concern, The (O’Hara), 348

  Loco (play), 208

  Long, Lois, 27, 105–6, 119–20, 139, 217, 222, 236, 265

  Long Day’s Journey into Night (play), 21

  Long Island Rail Road, 22–23, 112, 127, 129, 149n, 196, 214, 340

  Lorimer, George Horace, 242

  Louis, Joe, 67, 225

  “Love, Love, Love” (W. Gibbs), 128

  Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, 214

  Luce, Clare Boothe, 157–58, 163, 169–70, 308

  Luce, Henry R., 4–5, 152–72, 284, 340

  Lunt, Alfred, 151

  Lynn, Lorna, 210

 

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