The Letters of Gertrude Stein and Carl Van Vechten, 1913-1946

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  Miller, Glenn (Glenn Miller Orchestra), 773, 777, 781

  Miller, Harlan, 624

  Miller, Harriette G. (Mrs. Harlan), 624

  Miller, Henry, 666, 666n

  Miller, Kelly, 782, 783n, 784, 786

  Minicelli, Giorgio, 804n

  Mirlees, Hope, 29n

  Miro, Joan, 227n, 476, 477n, 526, 526n, 635

  “Miss Furr and Miss Skeene” (Stein), 507, 511, 805

  Mistinguette, 218

  Modern Library, The, 267, 269, 278, 279n, 445, 485n, 505, 507

  Moeller, Philip, 420, 424

  Mondadori, Arnoldo, 804n

  “Money” (Stein), 509n

  Mon Livre de Pourquoi, see Essai sur le Chaos (Paul Genin)

  Monroe, Harriet, 39n

  Monterey, Carlorta, see O’Neill, Carlotta

  Montross Galleries, 35, 35n, 48, 48n

  Moore, George, 20, 21n, 55n, 851

  Moore, Henry, 617n

  Moore, Marianne, 777, 777n, 781

  Moore, Marion, 781

  Morand, Paul, 142n, 143, 143n, 157

  Morceaux Choisis de la Fabrication des Américains (Stein), 186n, 191, 198, 198n

  “More About Money” (Stein), 509n, 514n

  “More Grammar Genia Berman” (Stein), 209n

  Morgantima, Marguerita, 305

  Morris, Guido, 481n, 537n

  Morris, Lloyd, 238

  Morrow, Constance, 374, 374n

  Morrow, Dwight, 728

  Morrow, Elizabeth Cutter (Mrs. Dwight), 727, 727n, 734, 735n

  Morrow’s Almanac for 1928, 177n

  Mortimer, Favell Lee, 709n

  Moses, Harry, 298n

  Mother of Us All, The (Stein), 783n, 794n, 795-96, 798, 803, 809, 810-11, 811n, 815, 816n, 817-21, 825, 839

  Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 466, 469

  Mrs. Reynolds (Stein), 705, 705n, 712, 736n, 749, 751

  “Mrs. Th—y” (Stein), 41n, 58n, 808n

  Murat, Marie Comtesse de Chambrun, Princesse Lucien, 587, 588n

  Murat, Violet, 535, 535n, 666

  Muret, Maurice, 493n

  Museum of Modem Art, New York, 526, 526n, 635, 636n, 717, 718n, 752, 752n, 769

  Music After the Great War (Van Vechten), 38n, 55n, 850

  Music and Bad Manners (Van Vechten), 50, 50n, 56, 57n

  Mussolini, Benito, 447, 447n, 454n, 611n

  Mussorgsky, Modest, 16n, 849

  “My Dear Coady and Brenner” (Stein), 88n; see also Coady, Robert; Brenner, Michael

  “My Debt to Books” (Stein), 625n

  “My Last About Money” (Stein), 509n

  Myrdal, Gunnar, 782, 783n, 784

  Nabakov, Vladimir, 1

  Nadine (“the Belgian Chinese”), 477

  Nanation (Stein), 398n, 401, 415n, 445, 445n, 448n, 452, 470, 471n, 481n

  Nassau Literature, 473n

  Nathan, George Jean, 94n

  National Council of Teachers of English, 422n

  National Lecture Bureau, 660, 660n, 662, 671-72n

  National Puppetry Conference, 506n

  “Nations” (Stein), 67n

  Native Son (Richard Wright), 778, 780n

  “Natural Phenomena” (Stein), 114, 115, 118, 122, 125

  “Neglected Genius of Fifty-seventh Street” (Van Vechten), 562n

  Negrin, Juan, 635, 636n

  Neilson, William Allan, 735n

  Nelson, George (“Baby Face”), 349

  Nelson, Robert, Jr., 409

  New Directions, 522, 523n, 591, 592, 805

  “The New Hope in Our ‘Sad Young Men’” (Stein), 774n

  New Republic, The, 89n

  “New Shubert Theatre Opens” (Van Vechten), 21n

  New York City Ballet, 402, 403n, 553n, 583n, 817n

  New York Herald, The (Paris Edition), 170, 199n; interview with Stein, 125-26n; Van Vechten quoted on Stein, 170n

  New York Herald Tribune, The, 414, 424

  “New York Mornings,” 35, 35n

  New York Public Library (42nd Street), 681-82, 682n, 689, 698, 723, 727-28, 737, 744, 791

  New York Sun, The, 390n, 462n

  New York Times, The, 729

  New York Times Magazine, The, 773, 774n

  “Next. Life and Letters of Marcel Duchamp” (Stein), 67n

  Nichols, Beverly, 142n, 157

  Nietzsche, Friedrich, 497

  Nigger Heaven (Van Vechten), 116-19, 124-28, 130-34, 140-41, 141n, 142n, 143n, 205, 206n, 286, 570n, 597n, 752n, 788-89

  Nijinsky, Waslaw, 50n, 54, 767

  “Normal Motor Automatism” (Stein), 289n

  Norton, Allen, 35n, 37-42, 57, 57n, 606n

  Norton, Louise (Mrs. Allen), 38n, 40n, 57n, 606n

  Not Slightly. A Play (Stein), 31n, 49n

  “Note on Gertrude Stein, A” (Paul Tread-gold), 440n

  Nouvelle Revue Française, 291n

  “Novel, A,” see “What Does She See When She Shuts Her Eyes” (Stein)

  Novel of Thank You, A (Stein), 116n, 118, 137n, 142n, 329, 329n

  Nuygen (Stein’s cook), 521

  Offenbach, Jacques, 613, 613n

  “Off We All Went to See Germany” (Stein), 782, 783n, 787

  O’Keefe, Georgia, 238, 396, 713

  Okie, Bill, 690n

  Olivier, Laurence, 820

  “Once Aboard the Lugger, San Guglielmo; an Account of a Flight from Italy in Wartime” (Van Vechten), 29n, 254n

  “One Carl Van Vechten” (Stein), 67n, 511, 828n, 847, 847n, 864

  O’Neal, John, 734n

  O’Neill, Eugene, 23n, 116, 120, 412, 413n, 421, 424, 444n, 501n, 501, 504, 820

  O’Neill, Carlotta Monterey (Mrs. Eugene), 412, 413n, 421, 424, 444n, 501n, 504

  “On Reading the Great Letter Writers” (Thornton Wilder), 2, 2n

  “On Visiting Fashionable Places Out of Season” (Van Vechten), 48n

  “On Words and Music: A Letter About Gertrude Stein’s Four Saints” (Van Vechten), 299n

  Operas and Plays (Stein), 207n, 235, 252-53, 258-61, 293n, 495n

  Ortega, Domingo, 435, 436, 436n

  Oscar Wilde Discovers America (Lloyd Lewis and Henry Justin Smith), 515, 515n, 516

  Others, 16n, 44n

  Othmar (Othmar Baumgartner, Stein’s cook), 457, 457n, 467, 468n, 470, 473, 484

  Our Family (Adet and Anor [Lin] Yutang), 632n, 641n, 646n

  Our Little Wife (Avery Hopwood), 11, 74n, 76n, 81n, 262n, 857

  Our Town (Thornton Wilder), 590, 591n

  Oxford Anthology of American Literature, The, 521-22, 619, 619n

  Pach, Walter, 35n

  Padgette, Paul, 850n

  Pagany, 220n, 229, 239

  Painted Lace and Other Pieces (Stein), 837n

  “Painting” (Stein), 341n

  Palais des Beaux Arts, Brussels, 800n

  “Palais Idéal” (Hauterives, France), 609n, 610, 612; see Cheval, Ferdinand

  “Parc l’Espagnole” see Trillat, Ennemond

  Paris France (Stein), 649, 649n, 652n, 660-63, 665, 667-69, 671-73, 675, 675n, 683n, 700n, 710-11, 714, 715n, 718, 721, 724, 724n, 734, 738, 739, 742-45, 750-52, 754

  Parker, Austin, 429-30n

  Parties (Van Vechten), 3, 209n, 226, 226n, 227, 233, 234n

  Pasadena Playhouse (California), 797n, 799n, 811n

  Pasmore, Victor, 617n

  “Pastiche et Pistache” (Van Vechten), 38n, 55n

  Patrie, 725, 725n, 736, 736n, 738

  Paul, Elliot, 750, 750n

  “Paul Revere’s Ride” (Longfellow), 509, 510n

  Pauly, Rose, 538, 539n

  Pavese, Cesare, 596, 804n

  “Pavlik Tchelitchef or Adrian Arthur” (Stein), 209, 225n

  Payson & Clarke, 362n

  Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd., 715n, 804, 804n

  Pearson, Norman Holmes, 521n, 570n, 619n, 707-10, 715, 716n, 716, 718n, 772

  Pearson, Mrs. Norman Holmes (Susan Bennett Tracy), 710n

  Pendelton, Edmond, 164n

  Pepe (Stein’s dog), 2
63n, 294, 294n, 323, 327, 330, 337, 432, 443, 459, 505, 513, 519, 522, 527, 529, 530, 534-35, 537, 541, 543n, 544, 546, 549, 551, 552-53, 556n, 616, 625, 668, 685-86, 713, 735, 758

  Perkins, Julius, Jr., 669n, 733, 737-38

  Perkins, Maxwell, 715n

  Perkins, Mildred, 520, 521n, 523, 526

  Pershing, General John J., 53n

  Pétain, Maréchal Henri, 725

  Peter Whiffle: His Life and Works (Van Vechten), 65n, 71-72, 138n, 147, 147n, 154, 524

  Peters, Rollo, 246n, 725

  Petits poèmes pour un livre de lecture (Stein), 708n, 751n, 758n, 779, 781, 788, 791; see also The Gertrude Stein First Reader & Three Plays

  Phelps, William Lyon, 711-12n

  “Phenomena of Nature,” see “Natural Phenomena” (Stein)

  Phillips, Marjorie, 363n

  Philipp, Isidore, 189n

  Picabia, Francis, 35, 35n, 269, 270n, 272, 294n, 318, 319n, 468, 471, 474, 476-77, 484, 486-89, 494, 494-95n, 498n, 503, 516, 537, 577, 577n, 611, 674n

  Picabia, Gabriel, 675, 675n

  Picabia, Olga (Mrs. Francis), 516, 675n

  Picasso, Maia, 449n

  Picasso, Olga (Mrs. Pablo), 449n

  Picasso, Pablo, 7, 16, 19n, 35, 50n, 88n, 92, 95, 101, 103, 111, 156n, 191, 194n, 205-8, 226n, 291, 322, 404, 449, 449n, 453-55, 457-58, 461, 463, 468, 471, 473, 476-77, 484, 487-88, 489n, 497, 498n, 525, 575, 575n, 594, 601n, 616, 632, 633n, 633, 635, 653, 670, 674n, 849, 858, 862; see also Guernica; Portrait of Gertrude Stein

  Picasso, Paulo, 93n, 461

  “Picasso” (Stein, 1909-10?), 33n, 147, 327, 507, 805, 862n

  Picasso (Stein, 1937-38), 576, 577n, 580, 586, 586n, 590, 593-95, 601-4

  “Pictures” (Stein), 421n, 493

  Pierlot, Baronne, 443n, 566, 570n, 751n

  “Pigeons on the Grass” (aria), 396, 397n

  Pigeon wall-paper (Stein apartment, 5 rue Christine), 356, 356n, 587, 588n

  Pinafore, H.M.S. (Gilbert and Sullivan), 404, 408, 570

  Pinckney, Josephine, 377, 379n, 380-81, 386

  Piper, John, 617n

  Plain Edition (Stein and Toklas), 207n, 233, 233n, 234-36, 243, 325, 334, 335n, 392n, 392, 777

  “Plays” (Stein), 421n, 493

  Pleasant, Richard, 666n

  Plow That Broke the Plains, The (Pare Lorentz), 591n

  PM, 768, 769n

  Poe, Edgar Allan, 177, 195, 196n, 458, 520, 521n, 524, 554

  Poem Pritten on Pfances of Georges Hugnet, see Before The Flowers of Friendship Faded Friendship Faded (Stein)

  “Poetry and Grammar” (Stein), 348, 350, 421n, 493

  Polaire, 851

  “Political Series, A” (Stein), 514-15n

  Pollock, Channing, 772n

  Pollock, Anna Marble (Mrs. Channing), 772, 772n, 778, 781, 790, 792, 822

  “Polybe,” 68, 68n, 78, 697, 698n; see also Reinach, Salomon

  Pons, Lily, 750

  Pope-Hennessy, Sir John, 405n

  Porter, Cole, 450, 451n

  Portrait of Alice B. Toklas (Sir Francis Rose), 266n, 324n, 366, 367n, 447, 466n

  “Portrait of the Abdys, A” (Stein), 478n

  Portrait of Carl Van Vechten (Romaine Brooks), 473n, 475, 476, 479, 485, 488, 490-91, 493n, 495n, 496-97, 502n, 522, 524, 530

  “Portrait of Constance Fletcher” (Stein), 696n

  Portrait of Gertrude Stein (Francis Picabia), 270, 270n

  Portrait of Gertrude Stein (Picasso), 90-91, 94n, 147, 248, 658, 658n, 673, 835, 837n, 838

  “Portrait of Jo Davidson” (Stein), 94n

  Portrait of Mabel Dodge at the Villa Curonia (Stein), 6, 25n, 65n, 284, 327, 507, 682n, 695, 696n, 703, 777, 800, 803, 805, 862

  Portraits and Prayers (Stein), 80, 81n, 95, 113-14, 126, 328n, 330-39, 803, 817n

  “Portraits and Repetition” (Stein), 327, 421n

  Postman Always Rings Twice, The (James M.. Cain), 468, 469n

  Potter, Russell, 653n

  Poule, Jeanne, 47n, 51

  Pound, Ezra, 1

  Prahl, Victor, 164n

  “Preciosilla” (Stein), 30n, 32, 45, 132n, 196n, 301n

  Press Book for Gertrude Stein’s First Book for Children ‘The World Is Round’, 630n

  “Primer for Reading Gertrude Stein,” see Primer for the Gradual Understanding of Gertrude Stein (Haas)

  Primer for the Gradual Understanding of Gertrude Stein, A (ed. Robert B. Haas), 802, 803n, 818

  Pringle, Aileen, 238, 412, 413n, 415, 420

  “Procession” (Stein), 440, 440n, 442

  Programme, 440n

  “Prolegomenon to be read, if ever, only after you have read The Lord of the Sea” (Van Vechten), 94n

  “Prothalamium” (Stein), 663n, 664-65

  Proust, Marcel, 73, 176n, 531, 750

  Provincetown Players, 23n

  “Psychology of Nations or What Are You Looking At, The” (Stein), 67n

  Psychological Review, see The Harvard University Psychological Review

  Pushkin, Alexander, 758

  Pushkin Press, 797n

  Putz, Captain Gabriel, 714, 715n, 760n

  Q.E.D. (Stein), see Things As They Are

  “Que sont nos contemporains” (Stein), 800n, 835n

  Radcliffe College, 494, 495n, 728

  Rainey, William S., 129, 321n

  Ramsey, Edith, 264, 266, 325n, 347, 352n, 360, 388, 412, 415, 421, 470, 471, 471n, 520, 521n, 523, 526

  Random House, 409, 445, 485n, 601, 601n, 672, 697n

  Raney, William, 786

  Rascoe, Burton, 110, 110n, 177, 177n, 238

  Rathbone, Basil, 376n

  Ratoucheff, André, 644

  Ray, Nora, see Holt, Nora

  Reading Without Tears; or A Pleasant Mode of Learning to Read (Favell Lee Mortimer), 708, 709n

  “Recette Chantée,” see Trillat, Ennemond

  “Recitative and Air for Piano and Tenor, The” (Max Ewing), 320n

  Redman, Ben Ray, 238

  Red: Papers on Musical Subjects (Van Vechten), 94n, 113-14, 138n

  Reed, John, 9, 20n, 23n, 29n, 53-54, 55n, 485, 485n, 497, 498n, 522, 609n, 682n, 848

  Reeder, Jean, 363

  Reflections on the Atomic Bomb (Stein, ed. Robert B. Haas), 803n

  Regan, Caroline, see Dudley, Caroline

  “Regular Regularly in Narrative” (Stein), 250, 251n

  Reichl, Ernest, 817n

  Reid, Mrs., 429, 429n

  Reinach, Salomon, 175, 176n, 177; see “Polybe”

  Reinhardt, Max, 422, 422n

  Renan, Ernest, 194n

  Renoir, Claude, 494n

  “Retour à Paris, Le” (Stein), 783

  Reviewer, The, 87, 93, 94n, 96, 100-1, 103-4, 107, 130, 240n, 310n, 858

  Revue Européenne, 204n

  Revue Nègre, 120n, 123n, 127n, 138

  Riba-Rovira, Francisco (“Paco”), 773n, 780, 799

  Ribemont-Dessaignes, Georges, 577n

  Rice, Dorothy, 60n

  Rice, Elmer, 325n, 341n, 354n

  Richardson, Dorothy, 73, 97n, 170n

  Richman, Arthur, 420

  Richmond News-Leader, 385n, 390n

  Riding, Laura, 199n, 698n, 704

  Rieti, Vittorio, 404n

  Ringling, John, 147n

  River, The (Pare Lorentz), 591, 591n

  Rivera, Diego, 320, 320n

  Rivera, Lino, 418n

  Robeson, Eslanda (“Essie,” Mrs. Paul), 120-21, 127n, 184, 472, 786, 787n

  Robeson, Paul, 116, 117n, 118, 120-21, 123-28, 134, 152, 153n, 155-57, 160, 161n, 162, 183-84, 188, 203, 276, 472, 598n, 757, 758n, 779, 786

  Robeson, Paul, Jr., 157n, 389

  Robertson, C. Α., 238n

  Robinson, Edwin Arlington, 6, 38n

  Robinson-Wayne, Beatrice, 326, 342n, 350n, 554, 556n, 571n, 713, 720, 721n, 724n

  Roché, Henri-Pierre, 862

  Roche, Serge, 627, 629

  Rodin, Auguste, 51n

  Rodzinski, Artur, 538, 539n

  Rogers, Ginger, 444, 4
45n

  Rogers, William Garland (“The Kiddie”), 505n, 552, 552n, 554-55, 556n, 563, 564n, 566-67, 567n, 571, 571n, 572, 572n, 613-14, 676, 680, 680n, 681, 681n, 707, 712, 713n, 759n, 761, 769, 793, 796

  Rogers, Mildred Weston (Mrs. William G.), 505n, 564n, 566, 596-97, 597n

  Rogue, 35n, 38n, 40-1, 43-47, 284

  Rolanda, Rose (Rosemonde Cowan, Mrs. Miguel Covarrubias), 144, 144n, 145, 147n, 582

  Romilly, Rita, 238

  Rönnebeck, Arnold, 34, 34n, 36n, 37n

  Roosevelt, Eleanor, 371n

  Roosevelt, Franklin, 514, 514-15n, 520

  “Roosevelt” (Ernest Hemingway), 89n

  Rops, Daniel-Henri, 569, 570n, 607, 607n, 609, 610, 610n, 616

  Rops, Félicien, 607, 607n, 609n

  Rose, Sir Francis Cyril, 254, 254-55n, 263, 264n, 266, 266n, 283, 283n, 286, 323, 324n, 351, 352n, 366, 369, 466, 510, 511n, 512, 544, 544n, 547, 585, 585n, 614-15, 617n, 620, 621n, 624, 624n, 625, 628, 664, 674n, 703n, 708n, 729, 729n

  “Rose Motto” (Stein), 24, 61n, 220, 255

  Rosenthal, Maurice, 613n

  Ross, Marvin Chauncey, 320n, 323-27, 332, 336, 387, 389

  Rossi, Angelo J., 426n

  Rouault, Georges, 497, 498n

  Rousseau, Henri (“le Douanier”), 292n, 539

  Roux, Madame, 688, 688n

  Rowland, Clark, 780n

  Rubinstein, Helena, 142n

  Russell, Muriel, 426, 426n

  Ryan, Miss, 625n

  Ryder, Albert, 635

  Ryle, Joseph D., 630n, 646n

  Sacco, Nicola, 463, 464n

  “Sacral Dimples: A Diary” (Van Vechten), 38n

  Sacre du Printemps, Le (Stravinsky), 54, 295, 300, 696, 757, 828n, 847-52

  Sacred and Profane Memories (Van Vechten), 248, 248n, 252-54

  “Sacred Emily” (Stein), 24n, 31-32, 61n, 129n, 321n

  Sadlers Wells Opera Co., 543n, 548, 548n

  Saint Ignatius of Loyola, 152, 159n

  “Saint in Seven, A” (Stein), 132n

  Saint Odile, 735-36, 744, 749-50

  Saint Point, Valentine de, 59, 60n

  Saint Theresa of Avila, 152, 159n, 299, 299n, 434, 434n

  Sainte-Unefois (Louise de Vilmorin), 482, 482n, 489, 496

  Salmon, André, 404n, 407

  Sanborn, John Pitts, 16-17, 24n, 29n, 30n, 37n, 682n, 849

  Sanger, Margaret, 6

  Saroyan, William, 690n

  Satie, Erik, 182n

  Saturday Evening Post, 509-10, 511n, 514, 514n

  Saturday Review of Literature, 746, 796, 797n

  Savery, Roelandt, 618

  “Saving the Sentence” (Stein), 194n

  Savoy, Bert, 810

  Sawyer, Julian, 629, 695, 696n, 703, 704n, 712, 744, 745n, 761, 769, 781, 818, 838

  Sayer, George, 440n

  Say it With Flowers (Stein), 480, 481n

 

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