Marilyn Monroe: The Biography (119 page)

Delaney, Frank

Delgado, Al

Denny, Reginald

Dewey, Mrs. (orphanage administrator)

Diamond, I. A. L.

“Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” (song)

Dickinson, Angie

Dietrich, Marlene

DiMaggio, Dorothy

DiMaggio, Joe

background

divorce from Marilyn

final decree

the press and

after divorce from Marilyn

Christmas 1961

Greenson and

July 1962

remarriage plans

end of Marilyn-Natasha relationship and

first meeting with Marilyn

after death of Marilyn

funeral

hospitalization of Marilyn and

marriage to Marilyn

breakup of

career issues

condescension of Joe

Japan, 1954 trip (1954)

Monroe-Hecht autobiography project and

Natasha Lytess and

physical abuse

Schaefer-Marilyn relationship and

The Seven Year Itch

There’s No Business Like Show Business
and

relationship with Marilyn before marriage

career issues

during
River of No Return
shooting

wedding to Marilyn

“Wrong Door Raid” and

DiMaggio, Joe, Jr.

Dinesen, Isak

“Do It Again” (song)

Don’t Bother to Knock

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

Double Cross

Dougherty, Ethel

disapproval of Marilyn

Dougherty, James

alleged call by Norma Jeane to her father and

background

divorce from Norma Jeane

marriage to Norma Jeane (Marilyn)

after his return to California (1945)

during 1943 and 1944

ceremony and reception

Glady’s coming to live with Norma Jeane

household tasks

jealousy

his account of

marriage certificate

her modeling career and

origin of idea of

sexual relationship

social life

in Merchant Marines

physical appearance

premarital relationship with Norma Jeane

return to California (1945)

separation from Norma Jeane

Dougherty, Marion

Douglas, Paul

“Down in the Meadow” (song)

Dreiser, Theodore

Dudley, Fredda

DuMain, Ken

Dunne, Philip

Durgom, George

Duse, Eleanora

East of Eden
(film)

Ebbins, Milton

Eddy, Mary Baker

Eldridge, Florence

Eley, Gladys Pearl (other names: Monroe, Baker, Mortensen)

birth of Norma Jeane (Marilyn)

in a clinic-supervised boardinghouse

at Consolidated Film Industries

depression of

divorce from Baker

friendship with Grace McKee

grandfather’s death by suicide and

house purchased by (1933)

identity of Norma Jeane’s father

life with mother

in Marilyn’s will

marriage to Baker

marriage to Mortensen

mental illness and institutionalization of

attempt to escape from hospital at Norwalk

1946 institutionalization

money for care of

mother’s death

myth of family madness and

in 1946

1952 letter to Marilyn

relationship with Norma Jeane (Marilyn)

foster family, Norma Jeane placed in

Norma Jeane taken from Bolenders

visits by mother

Eley, John Stewart

Emerson Junior High School

Engelberg, Hyman

Engleburg, Charlotte

Enright, Dorothy

Evans, Reginald

Ewell, Tom

Famous Artists Agency

Farberow, Norman

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

file on Marilyn

Miller and

Feldman, Charles

breaking of contract with

Fox-Monroe contract disputes and

Feldman, Phil

Fell, Fifi

Fergus, John

Field, Betty

Field, Fred Vanderbilt

Fields, Leila

“Fine Romance, A” (song)

Fireball, The

Fishbaugh, E. C.

Fitzgerald, Ella

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

Flaherty, Vincent X.

Flanagan, Agnes

Flynn, Errol

Fox.
See
Twentieth Century–Fox

Fox, William

Franklin, Joe

French, Hugh

Freud, Anna

Freud, Ernst

Freud, Sigmund

Fried, William.
See
Fox, William

Frosch, Aaron

Frosch, John

Gable, Clark

Gable, Kay

Gang, Martin

Gardel, Bunny

Garland, Judy

Gaynor, Janet

Gazzo, Michael

Genn, Leo

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Giancana, Sam

Giesler, Jerry

Giffen family

Gifford, Charles Stanley

Gilels, Emil

Giventer, Harry

Glamour Preferred
(play)

Glass, Bea

Goddard, Eleanor (Bebe)

childhood

relationship with Norma Jeane (Marilyn)

Goddard, Ervin Silliman (Doc)

attempt to sexually abuse Norma Jeane

personal characteristics

Goddard, Grace McKee

death

Doc Goddard and

Jean Harlow as seen by

Gladys Monroe and

move back to California

Norma Jeane (Marilyn) and

Chicago visit by Norma Jeane

James Dougherty–Norma Jeane relationship

guardianship sought by Grace

Jean Harlow as model for Norma Jeane

letter of June 15, 1944, from Norma Jeane

marriage of Norma Jeane to Jim Dougherty

motives of Grace

move to West Virginia

movie star, Grace’s idea of Norma Jeane as

1946 contract with Twentieth Century–Fox

Norma Jeane sent to live with relatives (1937)

visits to orphanage

physical appearance

Goddard, Nona.
See
Lawrance, Jody

Goddess
(Summers)

Goldenberg Galleries (Beverly Hills)

Golden Boy
(Odets)

“Golden Dreams” calendar

1952 scandal over

Golden Globe Award (1962)

Goldschmidt, Lena

Goldstein, Robert

Goodman, Ezra

Goodwin, Richard

Goslar, Lotter

Gould, Milton

Grable, Betty

Graf, William

Graham, Sheilah

Grainger, Charles

Grandison, Lionel

Grant, Allan

Grant, Cary

Grauman, Sid

Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.
See
Chinese Theatre

Graves, Lyle Arthur

Greene, Amy

marriage to Miller and

Greene, Milton

addictions

affair with Marilyn

Arthur Miller and

Bus Stop
and

country home

disaffection and breakup of relationship with Marilyn

Marilyn Monroe Productions (MMP) and

Marilyn’s marriage to Miller and

1954–1955 photographs of Marilyn

The Prince and the Showgirl
and

Greenson, Daniel

Greenson, Hildi

Greenson, Joan

Greenson, Ralph

anger of

background

death of Marilyn and

departure for trip abroad

dismissal of, Marilyn’s contemplation of

drug taking by Marilyn and

Eunice Murray and

facial injuries of Marilyn and

house purchase by Marilyn and

Joe DiMaggio and