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by Jean-Claude Baker


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  INDEX

  The index that appeared in the print version of this title was intentionally removed from the eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below

  Abatino, Giuseppe “Pepito”

  character and personality of

  illness and death of

  JB and

  JB managed by

  writings of

  Abbaye de Theleme, L’

  Abbott, Berenice

  Abbott, Robert S.

  Abend, Der

  Abrahams, Harold

  Abtey, Jacqueline Ceiller de la Barre

  on JB

  Abtey, Jacques

  JB and

  Abyssinian Baptist Church

  Academy of Music

  Achard, Paul

  African American

  Afro-American

  Ager, Cecilia

  Aida

  Albert

  Albert, Prince of Monaco

  Alberta Hunter (Tay
lor and Cook)

  Alençon, Emilienne d’

  Alex, Joe

  Alexander, Willard

  Alexandre

  Allegret, Marc

  Allen, Billie

  Allen, Debbie

  All God’s Chillun Got Wings (O’Neill)

  Alvero (pianist)

  American Theatre

  Amis des Milandes, Les

  Amos ’n’ Andy

  Amsterdam News

  Anderson, Evelyn

  Anderson, John Murray

  Anderson, Marian

  Andrews, Allegretta

  Angonin, Jacqueline

  Angonin, Nadette

  Ann-Margret

  “Antinea’s Snack”

  anti-Semitism

  Antoine

  Antoinette, Princess of Monaco

  Apollo Theater

  April in Paris Ball

  Arden, Eve

  Arlésienne, L’

  Arletty

  Armita, Georgette

  Armstrong, Louis

  Armstrong, Neil

  Arnaz, Desi, Jr.

  Art Deco

  Art Vivant, L’

  Astaire, Fred

  At Home Abroad

  Atkinson, Brooks

  Attles, Joe

  Au Café du Sauvage

  Auschwitz

  “Ave Maria”

  Avenue Bugeaud

  Aznavour, Charles

  Bach, Bob

  Bacharach, Burt

  Bachir, Ahmed Ben

  Bachir, Bachir Ben

  Baker, Edward

  Baker, Jean-Claude (né Tronville-Rouzaud)

  background of

  career of

  JB and

  Baker, Josephine:

  ambitiousness of

  animals kept by

  arrests of

  artists’ impressions of

  audience response to

  autobiographies of

  banana dance of

  beautiful body of

  birth of

  blackface routines of

  casual nakedness of

  childhood and adolescence of

  children adopted by

  children loved by

  chorus dancing of

  civil rights activism of

  club performances of

  colleagues’ resentment of

  comeback performances of

  comic performing of

  communist sympathies suspected of

  dance partners of

  dancing style of

  daring and courage of

  death of

  employees as treated by

  exploitation of children ascribed to

  fairy tale written by

  fame and success of

  family background of

  fans’ adulation of

  farewell performances of

  films of

  first stage role of

  flirting and coquetry of

  French citizenship of

  French speaking of

  friends and colleagues abandoned by

  funeral services for

  generosity of

  gifts bestowed on

  grievances collected by

  hair and hairstyles of

  hard-working professionalism of

  high spirits of

  homes of, see Avenue Bugeaud; Beau Chêne, Le; Milandes, Les; Villa Maryvonne

  illnesses of

  income of

  infertility of

  insensitivity and cruelty in

  legal actions involving

  Légion d’Honneur awarded to

  lesbian relationships of

  love affairs of

  love and affection sought by

  lying of

  marriages of, see Baker, William Howard “Billy”; Bouillon, Jo; Brady, Robert; Lion, Jean; Wells, Willie

  money attitudes of

  moral objections to

  natural talent of

  original name of

  paternity of

  performing apprenticeship of

  personal clothing and style of

  personal myths created by

  photographs of

  political involvement of

  poverty of

  press coverage of

  racism experienced by

  religious practices of

  reviews of

  schooling of

  sensuousness of

  as servant

  singing voice of

  skin color of

  speaking and lecturing of

  stage costumes of

  statues and dolls of

  street performing of

  television documentary on

  theatrical influences on

  theatrical passion of

  touring of

  uniform worn by

  universal brotherhood vision of

  youthful dreams of

  Baker, Mattie Wilson

  Baker, Warren

  JB and

  restaurant of

  Baker, William Howard “Billy” (2nd husband)

  on JB

  JB’s relationship with

  Bakerfix

  Balanchine, George

  Bal des Petits Lits Blancs

  Balenciaga

  “Bal la Baker”

  Ballets Ho!

  Ballets Russes

  Ballets Suedois, Les

  Ballot, Marcel

  Bandanaland

  Banner, Bob

  Barbie, Klaus

  Bar des Folies-Bergère, Le (Manet)

  Bardot, Brigitte

  Barrault, Jean-Louis

  Barrymore, Ethel

  Bass, Alice Allison

  Bass, Paul

  Bataille, Maurice

  Batista y Zaldivar, Fulgencio

  Bayonne, Emmanuel

  Beach, Sylvia

  Beatles

  Beau Chêne, Le

  Becaud, Gilbert

  Bechet, Sidney

  La Revue Nègre and

  Beebe, Lucius

  Behr, Edward

  Bell, Gene

  Benglia

  Berengaria

  Berlin

  Bernhardt, Sarah

  Bernstein, Leonard

  Berry, Nettie

  Berteaut, Simone

  Bessone, Joseph

  Bigeou, Esther

  “Bill”

  Billingsley, Sherman

  Billy King players

  Bilo and Ashes

  Biolek, Alfred

  Bitte Einsteigen

  Blackbirds of 1926

  From Dixie to Paris

  Blackbirds of 1929

  Black Death

  Black Power

  Blair, Mary

  Blake, Eubie

  Blanche, Madame

  Blech, Maurice

  blues singers

  Bodson, Jean

  Boeuf sur le Toit, Le

  Bogle, Donald

  Bolot, François

  Bondon, Monsieur

  Bontemps, Arna

  “Boodle-Am”

  Booker Washington Theatre

  Boston, Mass

  Boston Post

  Boston Symphony

  Boucher, Raymond

  Boudreaux, Mr.

  Boue, Joseph

  Bouillon, Akio

  Bouillon, Brahim

  Bouillon, Gabriel

  Bouillon, Janot

  Bouillon, Jari

  Bouillon, Jean-Claude

  Bouillon, Joseph Jean Etienne (“Jo”) (4th husband)

  homosexuality of

  JB and

  at Les Milandes

  musical career of

  Bouillon, Koffi

  Bouillon, Luis

  Bouillon, Mara

  Boullion, Marianne

  Bouillon, Maryse

  Bouillon, Moïse

  Bouillon, Monique

  Bouillon, Noël

  Bouillon, Stellina
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br />   Bouscat, Blanche

  Bouscat, René

  Boutin, Robert

  Boyer, Lucienne

  Brady, Robert (“husband”)

  Braggiotti, Gloria

  Branch, Eva

  Brandin, Marcel

  Brando, Marlon

  Brandt, Willy

  Brauner, Artur “Atze”

  Brazil

  Brel, Jacques

  Brialy, Jean-Claude

  Brice, Fanny

  Bricktop

  JB and

  Briggs, Arthur

  Brooklyn Daily Eagle

  Brooks, Louise

  Brown, John Mason

  Brown, Peter

  “Brown Eyes”

  Browning, Ivan Harold

  Brussels

  Bubbles, John W. (John Sublett)

  Buchanan, Bessie Allison

  Buchanan, Charles

  Buchenwald

  Buchwald, Art

  Buck and Bubbles

  Budapest

  Buenos Aires

  Bullwhip Days (Mellon, ed.)

  Bunche, Ralph

  Buñuel, Luis

  Bureau, Gabriel

  Burg, Leon

  Burney, Charles

  Burns, Sandy

  Burou, Georges

  Butrico, Tony

  Butterbeans and Susie

  “Ça, C’est Paris”

  Café Society

  Calder, Alexander

  Caldwell, Wilsie

  Camino Real (Williams)

  Campbell, Dick

  Cantor, Eddie

  Capone, Al

  Caracas

  Carbone, Paul

  Carillo, Ramón

  Carnegie Hall

  Carpenter, Thelma

  Carruthers, Carolyn

  Carson, Eddie

  Casals, Pablo

  Casino de Paris

  Castro, Fidel

  Caumont, François de, Lord of Castelnaud

  Cavalcanti, Flavio

  Cavalier’s Reception

  Cecil, John

  Cendrars, Blaise

  Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

  Cerutti, Anita

  Cerutti, Doris

  Cerutti, Frank

  Champs-Élysées

  Chanel, Coco

  Chapin, Henri

  Chaplin, Charlie

  Chariots of Fire

  Charisse, Rita

  Charles, Jacques

  Charleston, Yellow

  Charleston (dance)

  “Charleston Cabaret”

  Chartreuse, La

  Chauvin, Maguy

  Cheatham, Doc

  Cheronnet, Louis

  Chevalier, Maurice

  Chez Florence

  Chez Joséphine (Berlin)

  Chez Josephine (New York)

  Chez Joséphine (Paris)

  Chicago, Ill.

  Chicago Bee

  Chicago Daily News

  Chicago Defender

  Chicago Herald Examiner

  Chicago Star

  Chocolate Dandies, The (In Bamville)

  Chocolate Kiddies

  Christian Natonalists

  Chronique du Pingouin

  Churchill, Winston

  Cicero, Eugene

 

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