Marilyn Monroe: The Biography (121 page)

Miracle, Berniece Baker

Misfits, The

characters in

“Misfits, The” (Miller)

Mitchell, James

Mitchum, Robert

first meeting with Marilyn

Mix, Tom

Mocambo nightclub (Hollywood)

Monette, Valmore

Monkey Business

Monroe, Della May

death

Grainger and

marriage to Graves

marriage to Monroe

Monroe, Gladys Pearl.
See
Eley, Gladys Pearl

Monroe, Ida Mae

Monroe, Jack

Monroe, Marion

Monroe, Olive Brunings

Monroe, Otis Elmer

Montand, Yves

Montgomery, Robert H., Jr.

Moore, John

Moran, Chuck

Moran, Earl

Morath, Inge

Moreno, Rita

Moriarty, Evelyn

Mortensen, Martin Edward

Mosby, Aline

Muir, Florabel

Murray, Don

Murray, Eunice

background

on day after Marilyn’s death

on day of Marilyn’s death

dismissal of

Greenson’s relationship to

Murray, John

Murrow, Edward R.

Mutiny on the Bounty

My Favorite Wife

“My Heart Belongs to Daddy” (song)

My Story
(Monroe, with Hecht)

Naar, Dolores

Naar, Joe

National Concert Artists Corporation

National Institute of Arts and Letters

National Research Council

Negulesco, Jean

Nelson, Elyda

Neurological Institute (New York City)

Newcomb, Margot Patricia

Newman, Lionel

“New Wrinkle, A” (calendar)

New York Hospital, Payne Whitney Clinic of

Niagara

Noel, Susie

Noguchi, Thomas

Norman Jean
(Guiles)

North, Sheree

Norwalk State Hospital

Novello, Angie

Nyman, Ron

O’Connell, Arthur

Odets, Clifford

O’Doul, Frank “Lefty”

O’Doul, Jean

O. Henry’s Full House

Olivier, Laurence

attitude toward Marilyn

O’Neill, Eugene

“One Silver Dollar” (song)

Orphanage, Norma Jeane at

emotional atmosphere of

marriage to Jim Dougherty as alternative to

Ostrow, Lucille

O’Sullivan, Maureen

Paar, Jack

Pabst beer advertisement

Palmer, Laurie

Pantages Theatre (Hollywood)

Parker, William

Parsons, Louella

Schaefer-Marilyn relationship and

Payne Whitney Clinic, New York Hospital

Peck, Gregory

Personal Property

Person to Person
(television show)

Peters, Jean

Phillips, Gladys (later Wilson)

Pickford, Mary

Picnic

Pink Tights

Piscator, Erwin

Plecher, Marjorie

Porterfield, Pearl

Portrait of a Madonna
(Williams)

Powell, Dick

Powell, William

Preminger, Otto

Prince and the Pauper, The

Prince and the Showgirl, The

Quinn, Anthony

Rabwin, Marcus

Radcliffe, Frank

Radioplane Company

Raft, George

Rain
(projected television dramatization)

Rambach, Harold

Rattigan, Terence

Rauh, Joseph

Rauh, Olie

Recruiting campaign, for servicewomen, Marilyn and

Redmond, Cherie

Reed, Lydia (née Bodrero)

Reinhardt, Gottfried

Reinhardt, Max

Reis, Irving

Reis, May

Reis, Vanessa

Reisch, Walter

Remick, Lee

Rettig, Tommy

Ries, Maurice

Right Cross

Ritter, Thelma

River of No Return

Rizzuto, Phil

Roberts, Ralph

Robin, Leo

Rockefeller Foundation

Rodgers, Mortimer

Romm, Harry

Room at the Top

Rooney, Mickey

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Roselli, Johnny

Rosenfeld, Henry

Rosson, Harold

Rosten, Hedda

Rosten, Leo

Rosten, Norman

Rosten, Patricia

Rudin, Milton

Russell, Jane

Russian culture

Ryan, Joe

Ryan, Robert

Ryman, Lucille.
See
Carroll, John and Lucille Ryman

Sandburg, Carl

Sanders, George

Santa Catalina Island

Sawtelle district, Los Angeles

Scaduto, Anthony

Schaefer, Hal

Schaeffer, Benson

Schary, Dore

Schell, Maria

Schenck, Joseph

Schenck, Nicholas

Scherbatoff, Mara

Scherer, Gordon H.

Schiller, Lawrence

Schipper, Henry

Schneiderman, Robert

Schools, Marilyn at

academic grades

Emerson Junior High School

Van Nuys High School

Schreiber, Lew

Schreiner, Greg

Schwab’s Drugstore (Hollywood)

Sciacca, Tony

Scott, George C.

Screen Actors Guild

Scudda-Hoo! Scudda-Hay!

Seay, Claire

Seigel, Lee, M.D.

Selma Avenue elementary school

Seven Year Itch, The

Fox-Monroe contract disputes and

premiere of

Sexual Behavior in the Human Female
(Kinsey)

Sexual Behavior in the Human Male
(Kinsey)

Shade, Rose

Shamroy, Leon

Sharp, Ernest

Shaw, Sam

Sherman Oaks, California, home in

Showalter, Max

Shulman, Arnold

Sifton, Claire and Paul

Signoret, Simone

Silvers, Phil

Sinatra, Frank

“Wrong Door Raid” and

Sitwell, Edith

Skolsky, Sidney

book about Marilyn

divorce of Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio and

Skouras, Spyros

Slattery, Mary Grace

divorce of Arthur Miller from

Slatzer, Robert

Sleeping Prince, The
(Rattigan)

Smith, Carleton

Smith, Lois

Smith, Maria

Smith Act

Snively, Emma

Snively, Emmeline

Snyder, Allan

Snyder, Roland

Solotaire, George

Some Like It Hot

Something’s Got to Give
(projected film)

dismissal of Marilyn from

Greenson and

illness of Marilyn during shooting of

New York trip during filming of

nude publicity shots for

recommencement of

salaries for

Song, Mickey

“Specialization” (song)

Spellbound

Spenser, Jeremy

Speriglio, Milo

Spiegel, Sam

Spindel, Bernard

Splaver, Steffi Sidney

Springer, John

Stanley, Kim

Stanley, Olin G.

Stanwyck, Barbara

Stapleton, Maureen

Stark, Ray

Stein, Irving

Bus Stop
and

Natasha Lytess and

The Prince and the Showgirl
and

Steinem, Gloria

Sten, Anna

Stern, Bert

Stevenson, Hattie

Stewart, James

Stieg, Lewis

Story on Page One, The

Strahm, Sherlee

Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe, The
(Capell)

Strasberg, John

Strasberg, Lee

acting classes with

Bus Stop
and

hospitalization of Marilyn and

in Marilyn’s will

The Prince and the Showgirl
and

Rain
project and

Strasberg, Paula

Bus Stop
and

The Misfits
and

The Prince and the Showgirl
and

Something’s Got to Give
and

Strasberg, Susan

Streetcar Named Desire, A
(film)

Streetcar Named Desire, A
(Williams)

Stuart, Sheila

Studio Club (Hollywood)

Styne, Jule

Summer Lightning

Summers, Anthony

Tabori, George

Talmadge, Norma

Tandy, Jessica

Taylor, Elizabeth

Taylor, Frank

Temple, Shirley

Tennant, Cecil

“That Old Black Magic” (song)

There’s No Business Like Show Business

Thompson, J. Lee

Thorndike, Sybil

Ticket to Tomahawk, A

Timebends
(Miller)

Todd, Mike

Tolman, Ray

Tolson, Clyde

To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting
(Chekhov)

Travilla, William

Tree Grows in Brooklyn, A
(proposed musical version)

Tryon, Tom

Turner, Roy

Twentieth Century–Fox.
See also specific movies, executives, directors, and producers

contracts with

1946