by Aissa Wayne
Morrison Clyde
Morrison, Marion Michael. See Wayne, John
Morrison, Mary
relationship with Wayne
Morrison, Robert
death of
lung cancer of
relationship with Wayne
Mother Machree (film)
Murchison, Clint
Music Center, Los Angeles
Neal, Patrick
Newport Beach
Waynes’ move to
Newport Harbor High
Newsweek magazine
New York City
New Yorker, The
New York Times, The
Nixon, Richard
O’Brien, Joan
O’Hara, Maureen
On the Waterfront (film)
O’Toole, Peter
Ozzie and Harriet (TV show)
Palette, Pilar: See Wayne, Pilar Palette
Palmdale, California
Panama
Panama, Archbishop of
Paramount Pictures
and Wayne
Paris
Parsons, Louella
Patton (film)
Peru
Photoplay
Playboy
Portis, Charles
Power, Tyrone
Preminger, Otto
and Wayne
Press
and Aissa Wayne
on Wayne
See also specific publications
Quiet Man, The (film)
Radio
Reagan, Ronald
Red River (film)
Republic Pictures
Rin Tin Tin
Rio Grande (film)
Rome
Rooster Cogburn (film)
Russell, Gail
Saenz, Carmen
Saenz, Josephine
divorce from Wayne
marriage to Wayne
St. John, Mary
Saldana, Angela
Saldana, Consuela
Salinger, J. D.
Salute (film)
Sands of Iwo Jima (film)
Sarris, Andrew
Saturday Evening Post, The
Scott, George C.
Scripps Clinic, La Jolla
Searchers, The (film)
Sergeant York (film)
Shaw, George Bernard
Shooting Star (Zolotow)
Shootist, The (film)
Silent movies
Sinatra, Barbara
Sinatra, Frank
and Wayne
Sons of Katie Elder, The (film)
Sound of Music, The (film)
South America
Spain
Stacy, Pat
Stagecoach (film)
Starr, Kaye
Stewart, Jimmy
Story of GI Joe, The (film)
Stout, Rex
Streisand, Barbra
Sun Also Rises, The (Hemingway)
Taylor, Elizabeth
Television
effect on film industry
Wayne on
See also specific shows
Tet Offensive
This Is Your Life (TV show)
Time magazine
Tingo Maria, Peru
Tracy, Spencer
Train Robbers, The (film)
Trevor, Claire
True Grit (film)
critical acclaim and Academy Award for
Twentieth Century Fox
and Wayne
UCLA Medical Center
Undefeated, The (film)
United Artists
and Wayne
U.S. News and World Report
University of Southern California
Variety
Vietnam War
Village Voice, The
Voight, Jon
Walsh, Raoul
Walters, Barbara
Warner, Jack
Warner Brothers studios
Washington Post, The
Wayne, Aissa:
as an actress
adulthood of
in Africa
in The Alamo
birth of
birthday parties of
on boating trip to Europe (1963)
and cancer of her father
childhood and adolescence of
controlled by her father
on Cosmopolitan cover (March 1961)
and death of her father
and divorce of her parents
dog of
drug and alcohol use by
fear of her father
graduation from high school
half-brothers and -sisters of
and heart problems of her father
as a Hollywood child
idolatry of her father
influence over her father
and marital strain between her parents
move to Newport Beach
at Oscar night
oversheltering of
physical appearance of
and the press
in private school
in public high school
real estate sold by
rebelliousness of
relationship with her brother Ethan
relationship with her mother
resolution with her father
sexuality of
shyness of
sixteenth birthday of
at University of Southern California
Wayne, Ethan
birth of
relationship with his father
relationship with his sister Aissa
Wayne, John:
on actors and acting
and adulthood of Aissa
aging of
and The Alamo
bed of
biographies on
birth of
and birth of Aissa
on boating trip to Europe (1963)
and Ward Bond
books read by
in Brannigan
cancer of
charm of
chauvinism of
childhood of
and childhood/adolescence of Aissa
in Circus World
in The Comancheros
control over Aissa
death of
declining health of
divorce from Chata Bauer
divorce from Pilar Palette
and divorce of his parents
divorce from Josephine Saenz
drinking of
driving of
as “Duke”
early 1960s changes in
education of
fans of
feared by Aissa
first credited role of
and John Ford
funeral of
and Clark Gable
as a grandfather
grave of
in The Green Berets
in Hangman’s House
in Hatari!
and Henry Hathaway
and Howard Hawks
and Rita Hayworth
heart problems of
and William Holden
and Ronnie Howard
identity of
idolized by Aissa
infidelities of
in In Harm’s Way
insecurities of
interviewed by Barbara Walters
and Chick Iverson
jealous nature of
and Kennedy family
last public appearance of
in The Longest Day
lung surgery of
machismo of
marriage to Chata Bauer
marriage to Pilar Palette
marriage to Josephine Saenz
and Dean Martin
meets Pilar Palette
and Tom Mix
and money
and Marilyn Monroe
as a morning person
move to Newport Beach
older children of
Oscar nominations of
as an Oscar presenter
Oscar won by
and Paramount Pictures
patriotism of
in Peru
physical appearance of
politics of
and Otto Preminger
press on
as producer and director
production company of
in Red River
relationship with his brother
relationship with his mother
relationship with his son Ethan
religion of
and Republic Pictures
resolution with Aissa
in Sands of Iwo Jima
sexual image of
in The Shootist
and Frank Sinatra
singing of
smoking and coughing of
in The Sons of Katie Elder
and Pat Stacy
stunts performed by
superstitions of
on television
temper of
in True Grit
and Twentieth Century Fox
and United Artists
views on Hollywood
weight problems of
in Westerns
and The Wild Goose (yacht)
and Grant Withers
and Darryl Zanuck
Wayne, Marisa
Wayne, Melinda
Wayne, Michael
and cancer of his father
and death of his father
Wayne’s financial affairs run by
Wayne, Patrick
acting of
Wayne, Pilar Palette
in Africa
bed of
and birth of Aissa
on boating trip to Europe (1963)
and cancer of her husband
and death of Wayne
divorce from Wayne
drug addiction of
fiestiness of
as a Hollywood wife
independence of
marriage to Wayne
meets Wayne
miscarriages of
move to Newport Beach
Peruvian background of
physical appearance of
relationship with Aissa
religion of
suicide attempt by
Wayne, Toni
Weldy, Richard
Wellman, William
Westerns
Whitman, Stuart
Widmark, Richard
in The Alamo
Wild Goose, The (yacht)
Wild One, The (film)
Wills, Chill
Wings of Eagles, The (film)
Winterset, Iowa
Withers, Grant
death of
World War I
World War II
Yates, Richard
Young, Loretta
Zamora, Eduardo Duran
Zanuck, Darryl
and Wayne
Zolotow, Maurice, Shooting Star