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Kiskadden, William Sherrill (Bill): meetings and relations with Peggy, 237–8, 264, 273; war service, 273; marriage to Peggy, 300–1, 304, 306, 310–11, 322, 374–5, 834; friendship and meetings with C.I., 315, 368, 391, 392, 485, 490; treats C.I. for hemorrhoids, 344, 348; and C.I.’s fortieth birthday, 360; operates at Good Samaritan Hospital, 393; on effect of hormone pills, 469; round-the-world trip, 485; quarrels with Peggy, 678; ill-health, 733
Kiskadden, William Sherrill, Jr. (Bull; little Bill; son of Peggy and William), 427, 429–30, 485–6, 678, 834
Kismet (film), 493, 514, 535, 607
Kiss Them for Me (film), 699
Kitay, Michael, 688–9, 715, 716, 772
Kitchen, Dick, 250
Kittredge, Bob, 427–8
Kittredge, Mary, 427–8
Klopfer, Bruno, 669
Knopf, Alfred, 525–6
Knopf, Edwin H. (Eddie): C.I. meets, 52–3; loses hand, 52; on Samuel Goldwyn, 53–4, 84; on Britain in war, 84; relations with C.I., 84; produces Crossroads, 151; C.I. works with, 465, 467, 469, 477, 482, 492, 498, 502, 510, 515, 531–2; on Marisa Pavan, 478; protests at film censorship, 478; absence from studio, 480; favors Armendariz, 487; C.I. dines with, 490, 494, 505, 513, 525–6, 611; reproves C.I., 499; and Charlie Lederer, 500; on George Gershwin’s illness, 506; nightmares, 507; in good health, 508; makes film in France, 614–15
Knopf, Mildred, 494, 515, 611
Koehler, Wolfgang, 176
Kohner, Paul, 881
Kolisch, Dr.: treats C.I., 71–3, 78, 91–3, 96, 114–15, 116, 118, 121, 295, 410; examines Guttchen, 91; conducts Swami’s class, 122; attends Amiya, 150; Amiya attacks, 302, 322; returns to Ivar Avenue, 322; syphilis obsession, 322–3; tells story, 334; attends Johnny Latham, 338–9; on religious life and sickness, 351; Idyllwild ranch, 363; at Ananda Bhavan, 364; treats Sister Lalita, 378
Kondo, Ichituro: Tosushai Sharaku (Worked 1794–1795), 886n
Koniaris, Angela, 751
Koniaris, George, 743, 751
Korbett, Tanya, 198, 200, 208, 218
Korean War (1950–3), xxvi, 423–6, 457
Kortner, Peter, 497, 832
Kraus, Hertha, 195, 210, 224
Krishna see Fitts, George
Krishna (Hindu deity), 30
Krishnamurti, Jiddu: at Huxleys’ party, 49–50; Aldous Huxley on, 114; lecturing, 345; Prabhavananda on, 349; Gottfried Reinhardt and, 361; visits Ananda Bhavan, 373; Iris Tree on, 549
Kropotkin, Prince Peter, 189
Kubrick, Stanley, 792–3
Kulberg, John, 709
kundaluni, 30
Kunkel, Fritz, 113
Laclos, Choderlos de: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, 716
Ladera Lane see Ananda Bhavan
Laguna Beach: Chris Wood’s home in, 232, 234, 238, 240–3, 250, 261, 275, 281
Laird, David and Helen, 878
Lamarr, Hedy, 425
Lambert, Gavin: C.I. works with, xlv; works on TV script for Gingold, 713, 715, 719–20, 721n, 722–4, 727, 731; at C.I. party, 740; hurt in fire, 740; entertains C.I. and Don Bachardy, 770; cinema going with C.I., 775; takes mescaline, 775; collaborates on The Vacant Room, 788, 820, 832, 847; works on Sons and Lovers, 798; and “Emily Ermingarde” (TV series), 799n; praises “Mr. Lancaster” (C.I.), 810; at Carousel with C.I., 816; praises “Afterwards” (C.I.), 822; and Frank Taylor, 826; friendship and meetings with C.I., 828, 844, 852, 858; begins novel, 848, 850; Don Bachardy draws, 848n; reads “Ambrose” (C.I.), 849; character and appearance, 852, 868, 879; at Ivan Moffat’s, 860; Tony Richardson on, 879; Slide Area, 708
Lamkin, Marguerite (later Brown; then Harrity): marriage to Harry Brown, 450, 480, 484, 494; and Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 477, 479–80, 485; marriage difficulties, 484, 494, 498–501, 505–6, 511, 513, 521; and Don Bachardy, 490; at Hollywood party, 497; absence in Louisiana, 500–1; relations with brother Speed, 511; divorce from Brown, 514, 520, 524, 526, 528, 601; criticizes Tony Duquette, 515; C.I.’s irritation with, 528, 782, 858; Don Bachardy upset by, 599–600; at Bracketts’, 600; and Kazan, 602; trips to New York, 615, 618, 652, 671; C.I. criticizes, 616, 778; neglects C.I., 628; writes to C.I., 629; and Montgomery Clift, 647–9, 727; stays at C.I.’s during round-world trip, 726, 728; boyfriend falls for Speed Lamkin, 739–40; C.I. quarrels with, 741; gives birthday party for Don Bachardy, 752; portraits by Don Bachardy, 752, 848; Don Bachardy visits in Monroe, Louisiana, 757; father’s attempted suicide, 758–9; reconciliation with Speed, 776; works on The Sound and the Fury, 776; and John Foster, 777; Russian boyfriend, 778–9; visits C.I., 781; marriage to Harrity, 798, 830–1, 860, 863–4, 880; advises Don Bachardy, 833; C.I. dines with, 836; dislikes Hope Lange, 881
Lamkin, Speed: on C.I.’s World in the Evening, xxxiv, 538; visits Marion Davies, 431–2, 490; plans for C.I., 436; C.I. considers living with, 439; on screaming, 440; and sister Marguerite, 450, 511; C.I. first meets, 459; gives teddy bear to C.I., 482; ignores Don Bachardy, 484; helps Don Bachardy find job with Tony Duquette, 488; on C.I.’s influence on Don Bachardy, 493; at Harry Brown’s birthday party, 494, 505n; lunches with C.I., 497; and Marguerite’s difficulties with Harry Brown, 499; carries dance record, 505n; on Caskey’s trip to Italy, 506; pessismism, 507; and Millard, 514, 518, 646, 705; self-control, 514; criticizes Tony Duquette, 515; decorates home, 518; John Goodwin dislikes, 520; and Caskey’s Inez Johnson painting, 522; Harry Brown threatens, 524; on Caskey’s work as miner, 525; on Harry Brown’s hospitalization, 525; C.I.’s irritation with, 528; film work, 531, 621; friendship and meetings with C.I., 536, 604, 623, 625, 633, 650, 670, 692, 675–6; and C.I.’s return from Europe, 598; criticizes Joan Elan, 599; and Marguerite’s marriage breakdown, 601; character, 616, 633, 680, 686; gives advice C.I., 621; behavior, 623; appearance, 631; and Perle Mesta, 632, 685–6; on Rod Owens, 635; and Jim Charlton, 645, 650; sees The Ten Commandments, 665; compensatory feelings, 669; Beaton dislikes, 725; Marguerite’s boyfriend falls for, 739–40; reconciliation with Marguerite, 776; and Caskey, 781; calls Don Bachardy a praying mantis, 812; Comes a Day (play), 705; Out by the Country Club (play), 599, 664
Lancaster, Burt, 498–9, 561
Lanchester, Elsa (Mrs. Charles Laughton): C.I. hopes to write TV play for, 725, 738; in Bell, Book and Candle, 783; C.I. visits, 786, 809, 829; relations with Laughton, 811–12, 827, 851, 899; offends Don Bachardy, 827; visits C.I., 837; and Hal Greene house, 863–4; on Laughton and Terry Jenkins, 887; anxieties, 892; TV show, 897
Land of the Pharaohs (film), 509
Lane, Homer, 48, 106
Lane, Lola, 510
Lange, David, 879–80
Lange, Hope (Mrs. Don Murray): C.I.’s friendship with, 724, 726, 752, 795, 878–9, 901; qualities, 732, 879; baby, 795–6; trial separation, 848; and George Stevens, Jr., 873; and Ivan Moffat, 878; and Glenn Ford, 880; Marguerite Lamkin hates, 881
Langford, Sam, 391, 403
Langley, Noel, 89–90
Lansbury, George, 15
Lansing, Gerrit, 448, 628
LaPan, Dick, 307, 332, 640
Larmore, Alexandra (née Brackett; Xan), 521, 794
Larmore, James, 494, 521, 600, 794
Larson, Jack, 705, 759, 790, 853
Laser, Marvin, 849, 851
Lasky, Jesse, 503
Last Hunt, The (film), 527
Last of Mr. Norris, The (C.I.) see Mr. Norris Changes Trains
Latham, Hugh, 244–5
Latham, Johnny, 338–41
Lathwood, Jo see Masselink, Jo
Laubach, Frank Charles, 160
Laughlin, Jay, 479
Laughton, Charles: and Plato/Socrates project, xlviii, 847–9, 858, 863, 865, 869, 871–2, 876–7, 880, 885, 887–92; C.I. visits, 809–12; studies and plays King Lear, 810, 812, 822, 824; relations with Elsa Lanchester, 811, 851, 899; visits C.I., 837; considers Billy Wilder film, 851; gall-bladder trouble, 857; negotiates for Hal Greene house, 857, 863–5, 873, 892; proposes production of School for Scandal, 858, 861, 863; rudeness
to Don Bachardy, 877, 879n; and Terry Jenkins, 885–8, 892, 898; praises Don Bachardy”s drawing, 886; in “Wagon Train” (TV program), 889–90, 891–2; operation, 897–8
Laughton, Elsa see Lanchester, Elsa
Laurencin, Marie, 824
Laurents, Arthur, 531, 801
Lautner, Mrs. John, 744
Laval, Jay de see de Laval, Jay
La Verne Seminar (1941), 161–80
Law, Doc, 47, 802
Lawrence, D. H.: on sex, 60–1; Brett on, 113–14; Sudhira discovers, 309; at Taos, 429–30; C.I. quotes, 525; on Riviera, 558; on sex in the head, 685; academics on, 820; Lady Chatterley’s Lover, 109–11; The Lost Girl, 637–8, 640; introduction to Memoirs of the Foreign Legion, 846; The Plumed Serpent, 94; St. Mawr, 14, 429
Lawrence, Frieda, 43, 94–5, 238, 429–30
Lawrence, Gertrude, 339, 613, 625
Lawrence, Jerome (Jerry): C.I. visits, 724n, 742, 840, 853, 881, 885; visits C.I., 742; projected TV series, 847–8; drunken friend, 871; and Geraldine Brent, 899; The Diamond Orchid, 900; The Gang’s All Here, 900
Lawrence, T. E.: The Mint, 483
Layard, John, xiv
le Boutilliere, Teddy, 197–8, 202–3, 206, 217, 225, 228
le Boutilliere, Una, 198, 202–3
Ledebur, Count Friedrich, 425, 552
Ledebur, Henrietta, 450, 489, 518, 744
Lederer, Charles (“Boon”), 500
Lee, Auriol, 112, 683, 700
Lee, Dick, 840, 897
Le Gon, Jeanne, 629
Le Havre, 393, 394, 400
Lehmann, Beatrix, 92
Lehmann, John: requests short pieces for New Writing, xxix; on C.I.’s pacifism, 7; in C.I. dream, 175; C.I. sees on visits to England, 385, 391–3, 403, 549, 564–5, 568, 823; C.I. writes for, 415, 464, 614–15; C.I. criticizes, 565–7; reports Peter Watson’s death, 616–17; fails to write to C.I., 623; Jewishness, 649; Huxley on, 797; C.I. sends “Afterwards” to, 831; praises “Mr. Lancaster” (C.I.), 831; (ed.) The Craft of Letters in England, 702–3; I Am My Brother, 833; The Whispering Gallery, 538
Lehmann, Rosamond, 385, 747–9, 797
Leichter, Otto, 199–200, 221–2
Leigh, Vivien, 882–3, 899
LeMaire, Charles, 832–3
Lengyel, Menyhért Melchior, 109
Leonardson, Dan, 76–7, 301, 377
Leontovich, Eugenie, 623, 874
Leopold III, King of the Belgians, 98
Leopold, Michael: relations with C.I., 388, 394, 420n, 446–7, 453; at Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opening, 479
Lerch, Louise, 219
Let’s Make Love (film), 898
Levant, Oscar, 488, 746, 749, 758, 768–9, 795–6, 831, 884
Levy, Mr. and Mrs. (Haverford refugees), 216, 226–8
Lewis, Clive Staples, 870
Lewis, Glen, 390
Lewis, Hayden, 390, 406, 451–2, 506, 613, 674, 679, 703, 812
Lewis, Dr. Jack: confirms C.I.’s tumor, 680–1; gives injections to C.I. and Don Bachardy, 718, 721; and C.I.’s driving accident, 791; examines C.I., 804–5; treats C.I.’s internal disorder, 806, 825–6; believes C.I. hypochondriac, 830; and C.I.’s loving voice, 842; and Don Bachardy’s Dexamyl, 860; and C.I.’s back trouble, 870, 872, 884
Lewis, Rosa, 585
Lewton, Val, 88
Lichtenberg, Bill de see de Lichtenberg, William
Lichtenstein, Dr., 680, 684, 687, 715
Lichtman (of MGM), 76
Light, Mr. (C.I.’s neighbor), 512, 514, 519
Lillie, Beatrice, 722, 725
Lin Yutang, 287
Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 139
Lindfors, Viveca, 623, 629
Lindley, Denver, 165, 169, 172–3, 177, 208
Linscott, Bob, 458
Lions and Shadows (C.I.), viiin, xxix–xxx, xlvii, 5, 197, 385, 525n, 53on, 590, 630n, 668
Lipman, Bill, 130
Lippman, Mr. (Haverford refugee), 210, 215
Lipton, Maurice, 761
Lisbon, 539
List, Herbert, 541, 545–6, 560–2
Litebaum, Don, 628
Little, George, 166
Liu, T. Y., 117
Llano, California, 237–8, 289, 333
Lloyd, Pat, 167
Locke, Charles O., 689, 693–4, 699, 706; The Hell-Bent Kid, 689, 724
Locke, Virginia, 693, 706
Lodge, Carter: C.I. meets, 48–9; relations with van Druten, 111–12, 339, 568, 645, 659–60, 662, 666, 683, 685, 688, 700, 715, 731, 733, 854; offers ranch job to C.I., 279; at AJC Ranch, 492–3; business interests, 522; relations with C.I., 628, 754, 852; and van Druten’s death, 733; on Dodie Smith’s new play, 774; wealth, 781; Don Bachardy hates, 785; gives electric typewriter to C.I., 820; on Tahiti, 829, 853; and Foote, 853–4; loneliness, 854; gives Biphetamine to C.I., 882
Loew, Arthur, Jr., 490
Logan, Joshua, 611–12, 617, 621, 628, 634, 664, 686, 741–2
Logan, Mrs. Joshua, 612
Lom, Herbert, 556
Lombard, Carole, 147
London: bombed in war, 120, 337; C.I. travels to with Caskey, 387, 393, 403; C.I. visits: (1951), 442n; with Don Bachardy (1956), 564–9, 578–95; with Don Bachardy (1959), 823; see also England
London, Jack: “To Light a Fire,” 249
Long Hot Summer, The (film), 741
Loos, Anita, 49–50, 58, 92, 110–11, 436
Lope de Vega see Vega Carpio, Lope Felix
Lord, Bart, 718, 749, 760, 845
Los Alamos, 431
Los Angeles: C.I. first visits, 20; driving in, 231; see also Hollywood
Los Angeles State College (L.A. State): C.I. teaches at, xlvi, xlviii, 805, 808, 827, 830, 832, 838, 841, 845, 849; exhibition of C.I.’s work, xlviii, 846; holds reception for C.I., xlviii, 858; symposium, 854–5
Los Angeles Times, The, 279, 423
Los Prietos camp, California, 231, 245, 250
Lost, The (C.I.) see Down There on a Visit
Lowell, Robert (“Cal”), 690
Löwenstein, Prince Hubertus zu, 55
Lubbock (Connolly), Lys, 391
Lubitsch, Nicola, 836
Luce, Clare Boothe, 550
Luce, Henry, 188
Lucretia Borgia (film), 485, 487
Lucy Crown (film), 649
Luft, Sid, 495
Luhan, Mabel Dodge, 43, 430–1
Lyndon, Andrew, 392
Lynes, George Platt, 11, 504, 596
Lynn, Diana, 883
Lyons, Edward, 525
M. see Isherwood, Kathleen Bradshaw (C.I.’s mother); and Gupta, Mahendranath
MacArthur, General Douglas, 423–4, 432
Macaulay, (Dame) Rose, 405
MacCarthy, Desmond, 403
MacClellan, Phil, 204
McClendon, Carlos, 672
McCullagh, Mr., 141
McCullagh, Mrs. (Joe Valentine’s landlady), 140–1
McCullers, Carson, 479–80; The Member of the Wedding, 639
MacDonald, Jeanette, 106, 742
MacDonald, Madge, 613, 621, 818
Mace, John, 466
MacFadden, David, 700
McGrath, Earl, 454
MacGregor, Bob, 462
McGuire, Dorothy, 492, 498
MacIntyre, Jane, 465
MacKenna, Kenneth, 152, 534, 657, 682, 799
McKenna, Siobhan, 596
Macklem, Francesca (Jill), 834, 842, 849, 854, 856, 859, 869, 897
Macklem, Les, 856, 897
McLane, Father, 490
McLaren-Ross, J., 467n
Maclean, Donald, 580, 584
MacLeod, Josephine (Tantine), 807
MacNeice, Louis, 391
McNutt, Paul V., 264
McPartland, John: No Down Payment, 655
MacRea, Ted, 166, 171, 176
Macy, Gert, 441
Mad Dog of Europe, The (film), xv
Madame Curie (film), 45
Madhabi, 293, 302, 304, 306, 309–10, 314, 332, 339, 343, 357, 364
Magnani, Anna, 490, 662
Magnus, Maurice, 846n
Maharaj see Brahmananda, Swami
Maharshi, Bhagavan Ramana, 631–2
Maiden, Naomi, 206
Mailer, Norman: The Deer Park, 538
Maloney, Jim, 526, 530
Mangeot, Olive, 7, 62, 384, 392
Mangeot, Sylvain, 880
Manitzas, George, 816
Mann family, 114, 409
Mann, Erika: welcomes C.I. to New York, 8; hate lectures on Germany, 55; opposes German refugee organization, 66; C.I. lunches with, 99, 108; on war and pacifism, 99–100; mocks German song at party, 409
Mann, Gottfried (Golo), 100
Mann, Heinrich, 100
Mann, Katja (Thomas’s wife), 100
Mann, Klaus: C.I. writes article on, xxv, 394, 415, 417, 419, 437; welcomes C.I. to New York, 8; and outbreak of war, 46; opposes German refugee organization, 66; C.I. lunches with, 99, 108; suicide, 415n
Mann, Michael, 516
Mann, Thomas, 100, 108, 114; death, 520
Mannheimer, Al, 130, 132
Mansfield, Jayne, 690
Mansfield, Katherine, x, 435, 558, 621, 639
Manulis, Martin, 877
Marais, Jean, 563