Marilyn Monroe: The Biography (120 page)

letter of March 1 and 2, 1961, to

Something’s Got to Give
and

Grey, Sabin

Group Theater

Guastafeste, Al

Guilaroff, Sidney

Guiles, Fred Lawrence

Gurdin, Michael–8

Guthman, Edwin

Halsman, Philippe

Hammes, Betsy Duncan

Harlow, Jean

change of name to

death

as Grace McKee’s model for Norma Jeane

as model for Marilyn

parallels between lives of Marilyn and

personal characteristics

project for film on life of

Haspiel, James

Hathaway, Henry

Haver, June

Hawks, Howard

Hayden, Harry

Health of Marilyn Monroe

during adolescence

appendicitis

during
Bus Stop
shooting

chronic endometriosis

gallstones

gynecological problems

sinusitis

“Heat Wave” (song)

Hecht, Ben

My Story
ghostwritten by

writing achievements

Hecht, Rose

Henderson, A. S.

Herbert, F. Hugh

Hitchcock, Alfred

Hoffman, Irving

Hogan, George

Hogan, Jennie Nance

Hogan, Sarah Owens

Hogan, Tilford Marion

suicide of

Hohenberg, Margaret

Holga Steel Company

Holliday, Judy

Hollywood Foreign Press Association

Hollywood Museum Associates

“Hollywood Star Playhouse” (radio program)

Hollywood Ten

Home Town Story

Hook
,
The
(Miller)

Hoover, J. Edgar

Hopkins, Gerard Manley

Hopper, Hedda

Hornblow, Arthur

House Un-American Activities Committee

Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Chester

How to Be Very, Very Popular

How To Marry a Millionaire

Hoyt, Carolyn

Hughes, Howard

Hull, Gen. John E.

Hurrell, George

Huston, Angelica

Huston, John

gambling

stunts and

Hyams, Joe

Hyde, Johnny

death

Iannone, Marvin

I Love Louisa
(proposed film)

“I’m Gonna File My Claim” (song)

Institute for Sex Research

Ishii, Tom

Jackson, Anne

Jacobs, Arthur

Jacobs, Natalie Trundy

Japan, 1954 trip to

Jean Harlow Story, The
(proposed film)

Jeffries, Keith

Jeffries, Norman

Jergens, Adele

Johnson, Erskine

Johnson, Nunnally

Jones, Harmon

Jordan, Ted

Kafka, Franz

Kanter, Hal

Kanter, Jay

Karger, Fred

Kauffmann, Stanley

Kazan, Elia

affair with Marilyn

Miller-Marilyn relationship and

Kellerman, Annette

Kelley, Natalie

Kelley, Tom

Kennedy, Ethel

Kennedy, Jacqueline

Kennedy, John F.

birthday gala for (1962)

Kennedy, Robert F.

allegations of affair with Marilyn

Kenton, Stan

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kilgallen, Dorothy

Kingsley, Sidney

Kinney, Abbot

Kinsey, Alfred R.

Kirkland, Douglas

“Kiss” (song)

Knebelkamp, Enid

Knight, Esmond

Korda, Michael

Kotz, Florence

Krasna, Norman

Krekes, Tibor

Krim, Arthur

Krim, Mathilde

Kris, Marianne

hospitalization of Marilyn and

Krohn, Leon, M.D.

Kuchel, Thomas H.

Kupchik, George

LaClair, Philip

Ladies of the Chorus

Landau, Mr. and Mrs. Abe

Lang, Fritz

Lang, Walter

Lange, Hope

Laughton, Charles

Lawford, Patricia

Lawford, Peter

on day of Marilyn’s death

Lawrance, Jody

Lederer, Charles

Legion of Decency

Lehman, Ernest

Leigh, Vivien

LeMaire, Charles

Lembourn, Hans

Lemmon, Jack

Leonardi, Peter

Let’s Make It Legal

Let’s Make Love

Levathes, Peter G.

dismissal of Marilyn and

Levine, George

Levy, Alan

Lewis, Robert

Libeled Lady

Lincoln, Abraham

Lingenfelder, Benjamin

Lipton, Harry

Litman, Robert

Loeb, John

Logan, Joshua

Lombard, Charles

Loos, Anita

Los Angeles Apostolic Faith Gospel Mission

Los Angeles Orphans Home

Losman, Marian (later Zaich)

Louis, Jean

Love Happy

Lovell, Gloria

Love Nest
(movie)

Lower, Edith Ana Atchison

death

Norma Jeane’s return to home of

Lower, Edmund H. (Will)

Lyon, Ben

choice of name “Marilyn Monroe” and

Lytess, Natasha

as acting coach

The Asphalt Jungle

Clash by Night

contracts with Fox

Don’t Bother to Knock

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

How To Marry a Millionaire

motivation and thought, emphasis on

raise demanded by Marilyn

River of No Return

There’s No Business Like Show Business

apartment shared with

attempt by Marilyn to contact her father and

DiMaggio-Marilyn relationship and

on divorce of Marilyn and DiMaggio

end of Marilyn’s relationship with

house purchased by

love for Marilyn

Marilyn’s refusal to see (1956)

as surrogate mother

McCarthy, Frank

McCarthy, Kevin

McCullers, Carson

McGrew, Charles

McKee, Grace.
See
Goddard, Grace McKee

McKee, John Wallace

McKnight, Marian

McPherson, Aimee Semple

Mailer, Norman

Malneck, Matty

Manhattan Merry-Go-Round

Mankiewicz, Joseph L.

Mansfield, Jayne

March, Frederic

Marilyn: The Last Take
(Brown and Barham)

Marilyn and Me
(television movie)

Marilyn
(Mailer)

Marilyn Monroe Productions (MMP)

Arthur Miller and

Fox suit against

Milton Greene and

Rosenfeld and

Marilyn Remembered

“Marilyn” (song)

Markle, Lester

Marshall, Don

Martin, Dean

Martin, Ida

Marx, Groucho

Marx Brothers

Masters, George

Mayer, Louis B.

Maysles, David

MCA (Music Corporation of America)

Melson, Inez

Men in White
(Kingsley)

Meryman, Richard

Method, The

MGM (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)

Jean Harlow and

Miller, Arthur

background

contempt citation against

The Crucible

Death of a Salesman

divorce from Marilyn

divorce from Mary Grace Slattery

early meetings with Marilyn

House Un-American Activities Committee and

Let’s Make Love
and

Marilyn Monroe Productions (MMP) and

marriage to Marilyn

during first months of 1958

her housewife role

letter of September 12

Marilyn’s intention to marry

her mixed feelings about going through with

his announcement of plans for

his view of Marilyn

Montand-Marilyn affair

her pregnancies

wedding ceremony

The Misfits
and

politics and

The Prince and the Showgirl
and

relationship with Marilyn before marriage

during
Bus Stop
shooting

Roxbury house sold by

Some Like It Hot
and

the Strasbergs and

A View From the Bridge

Miller, Isadore

Miller, Jane Ellen

Miller, Kermit

Miller, Marilyn

Miller, Paula

Miller, Robert

Miner, John