The Man Who Saw a Ghost: The Life and Work of Henry Fonda (65 page)

Breakfast at Tiffany’s

Brean, Herbert

Brenman-Gibson, Dr. Margaret

Brennan, Walter

Brewer, Susan

Bristow, David

Broadway

Brocj, Henry

Brokaw, Frances de Villers “Pan”

Brokaw, Frances Seymour.
See
Seymour, Frances

Brokaw, George Tuttle

Bronson, Charles

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Brooklyn Eagle

Brooks, Foster

Brooks, Richard

Brown, Edmund G.

Brown, James

Brown, John Mason

Brown, Will

Bryan, William Jennings

Budapest

Burdick, Eugene

Burlington & Missouri River Railroad

Burton, Richard

Byrds

Cagney, James

Caine Mutiny, The
(film)

Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, The
(play)

California

HF’s political campaigns in

new life in, as “death”

Southern

California Trail

Callow, Simon

Calvinism

Cambridge, Godfrey

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Camelot

Campbell, Alan

cancer, taboo of

Cannes Film Festival

Cape Cod

Capek, Karel

Cape Playhouse (Dennis, Mass.)

Capote, Truman

Captain Blood

Captains and the Kings
(TV miniseries)

Cardinale, Claudia

Carné, Marcel,
Le Jour se Lève

Caron, Leslie

Carradine, John

Carroll, Harrison

Carson, Jack

“Casa Gangrene”

Case, Allen

Cat Ballou

Catch-22
(novel, Heller)

Cather, Willa

Catholics

Caughnawaga (later named Fonda), N.Y.

CBS

Cecilwood Theatre (Fishkill, New York)

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles)

Ceplair, Larry

Cerf, Bennett

Chad Hanna
(film)

Chambers, Whittaker

Chansky, Dorothy

Chapin, Eulalia

Chaplin, Charlie

Chapman Report, The

Chardack, William M.

Charleston, S.C.

Chase, The

Chávez, César

Chesler, Phyllis

Cheyenne Social Club, The
(film)

Chicago, Illinois

Chicano Moratorium Committee

Chinatown

Chodorov, Edward,
Oh, Men! Oh, Women!

Chotiner, Murray

Christian Science

Churchill, Winston

Cinecittà film studios

circus movies

Citizens’ Committee on Displaced Persons

City on Fire
(film)

Civil Rights Act

Civil War.
See
American Civil War

Clansman, The
(novel)

Clarence Darrow
(dramatic monologue)

Clarence Darrow
(televised version)

Clark, John Gee

Clark, Walter Van Tilburg

Clément, René

Cleopatra

Cleveland, Ohio

Clown
(film)

Clown
(TV show)

Clurman, Harold

Coca, Imogene

Cocteau, Jean

Coe, Fred

Cohn, Harry

Colbert, Claudette

Cold War

Cole, Lew

Coleman (reviewer)

Collision Course
(TV show)

Colonial Theatre (Boston)

Columbia Pictures

commercial endorsements

Committee for the First Amendment

Communist Party

Com-TAC 303
(project)

Connelly, Marc

Conroy, Frank

Constant Nymph, The

Cooper, Gary

cop movies

Corey, Jeff

Corman, Roger

Corriere della Sera
(Milan)

Costello, John

Cotter, L. Edward

Council Bluffs, Iowa

counterculture, resistance to

Country Girl, The

Coward, Noel

Craig House sanitarium (Beacon, New York)

Crane, Stephen

Crawford, Joan

Creelman, Eileen

Crisis, The
(black journal)

Critic’s Choice
(play)

Crosby, David

Crosby, John

Crosley, F. S.

Crowther, Bosley

Cukor, George

Cummings, Robert

Curtis, Tony

Curtiz, Michael

Custen, George F.

Dahlman, James

Daisy Kenyon
(film)

Dallas, Texas

Damico, James

Danbaum, Ben

Dante

Darien, Connecticut

Darnell, Linda

Darrow, Clarence

Darwell, Jane

“Dave Tolliver” character

Davies, Marion

Davies, Valentine

Davis, Bette

Davis, Sammy, Jr.

Days of Rage

Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts

death

family, domesticity, and

See also
suicide

Debs, Eugene V.

Decision at Arrowsmith, The
(TV show)

de Havilland, Olivia

De Laurentiis, Dino

de Mille, Agnes

DeMille, Cecil B.

Democratic National Convention (1960, Los Angeles)

Democratic National Convention (1968, Chicago)

Democratic Study Group

Democrats

Denham Studios

Dennison, Tom

Denver, Colorado

depression, psychological

Depression, the Great.
See
Great Depression

Deputy, The
(TV series)

Dern, Bruce

Detroit, Michigan

Devil in the Cheese, The

DeVries, Blanche

Diamond, Jack “Legs”

Dies, Martin

Dieterle, William

Dietrich, Noah

Directed by John Ford

Dirty Game, The
(film)

Dirty Mary Crazy Larry

disarmament

disaster movies

Dixon, George

Dixon, Thomas, Jr.

Dmytryk, Edward

Doctorow, E. L.

Doctors Hospital (New York)

Donegan, H. W. B.

Donovan, William J.

Doors

Dougherty, Richard,
The Commissioner

Douglas, Kirk

Douglas, Melvyn

Douglas, William O.

Douglas County Courthouse (Omaha, Nebraska)

“Doug Roberts” character

Downey, Sheridan H.

Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln, The

Dreyfuss, Richard

Dr. Strangelove

Drums Along the Mohawk
(film)

Drury, Allen

Dunaway, Faye

Dunnock, Mildred

Dutch Reformed Church

Duvivier, Julien

Dylan, Bob

Dymtryk, Edward

Early American Families

Earp, Wyatt

Earthquake

East Los Angeles, California

East Orange, New Jersey

East St. Louis, Illinois

Eastwood, Clint

Easy Rider

Eberstein, Marshal

Eddy, Mary Baker

Ed Sullivan Show, The

Egyptian, The

Eight Steps to Peace
(shorts)

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Eisenhower Theatre (Washington, D.C.)

Eisenstein, Sergei

Ekberg, Anita

Ellisville, Mississippi

El Paso, Texas

Elser, Frank B.

Emma Willard School, Troy, N.Y.

Enemy, The
(play)

Englund, Steven

Enola Gay
bomber

Esquire
magazine

Ethel Barrymore Theatre (New York)

euthanasia

Everett, Chad

Executive Suite

Exhibitionist, The
(anonymous book)

Exodus

Fail-Safe
(film)

Falmouth, Massachusetts

Family Affair

family comedies

Famous Players—Lasky

farmers

Farmer Takes a Wife, The
(film)

Farmer Takes a Wife, The
(play)

Far West

fascism

Fathers Against Sons Against Fathers

Faye, Alice

Fedderson, Don

Fedora
(film)

Feeney, John Martin (John Ford)

Feeney, Mark,
Nixon at the Movies

Ferber, Edna

Ferguson, Otis

Ferrer, José

Ferrer, Mel

Ferzetti, Gabrielle

Fidler, Jimmie

Fiedler, Leslie

Fifth Horseman, The
(radio series)

Fighting Mad

film, transition from silent pictures to talkies

film noir

Firecreek
(film)

First Monday in October
(play)

Fishman, Amy Fonda.
See
Fonda, Amy Fishman

Fistful of Dollars, A

Fitzgerald, Zelda

Five Easy Pieces

Flaherty, Lanny

Fleming, Victor

Flynn, Errol

Foley, Gregory

Fonda, Afdera.
See
Franchetti, Afdera

Fonda, Amy Fishman (adopted daughter)

Fonda, Bridget (granddaughter)

Fonda, Douw Jellis (in Revolutionary War)

Fonda, Douw Jellis (son of Jellis Douw Fonda)

Fonda, Frances.
See
Seymour, Frances

Fonda, Harriet McNeill (sister)

Fonda, Henry

(1904) birth

(1927) first visit to the East