Casting Norma Jeane
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1. Planes and Angles, Pages 1-3.
“What can I do for you? et al.: Guiles/Norma Jean, 69-70.
“You can tell with some faces: Parsons, 172.
See also: Gilmore, 86. Guiles/Legend, 99. Spoto, 110.
2. Looking Glass, Pages 5-14.
“What the hell is that? et al.: Crown, 31.
“We can’t photograph her that way, et al: Spoto, 110, 119.
See also: Wolfe, 184. Zolotow, 57.
3. Particles of Light, Pages 15-23.
“All I want you to do is to come in that door, et al.: Carpozi, 21-2.
“I just want you to project yourself: Parsons/Tell It To Louella, 172-3.
“Action!:Zolotow, 59-60
See also: Barris, 61-3. Goodman, 230. Guiles/Legend, 100. Guiles/Norma Jean, 71. Morgan/Undisclosed, 66. Spoto, 111. Victor, 263. Warren, 95, 99-100.
4. Ford Sports Coupe, Pages 25-36.
“Why did you cut off my allowance? et al.: Spoto 108.
“Well gee, Norma Jeane, et al.: Dougherty/To Norma Jeane, 131-135.
“Your suit doesn’t fit, et al.: Dougherty/Secret Happiness, 99-103.
See also: Guiles/Legend, 102-3.
5. Oceans of Print, Pages 37-42.
“I’ve got it: Zolotow, 18, 61-2.
“Finest studio in the world, et al.: Monroe/Hecht, 15, 53-4.
“I told you!: Wolfe 189.
See also: Miracle, 8. Spoto, 251. Morgan/Confidential, 32. Victor, 123.
6. Five O’Clock Girls, Pages 43-47.
“Jet, this is Norma Jeane, et al.: Author’s interview of Jet Fore, April 29, 1989.
See also: Mosley, 176. Zolotow, 1.
7. Broken Cobwebs, Pages 49-55.
“Aunt Norma Jeane, your hair is blond now: Miracle, 12, 17-8, 65-66.
8. Hypnotist’s Watch, Pages 57-65.
“That’s so ridiculous, et al.: Miracle, 67-69.
See also: Spoto, 10-11. Zolotow, 69.
9. House of Monroe, Pages 67-77.
“The aura of a trip in a time machine, et al.: Miracle, 12, 53, 73-74, 86-88.
“Wanderlust charm: Gilmore, 29-32.
“Neat as a pin: Spoto, 2-4.
See also: Monroe/Hecht, 54.
10. Carole Lind, Pages 79-82.
“The casting directors want me to change my name, et al.: Author’s interview of Jet Fore, April 29, 1989.
See also: Miracle 53. Monroe/Hecht 54. Summers, 31. Victor, 212.
11. Sacred Space, Pages 83-87.
“Marilyn. That’s a nice first name, et al.: Monroe/Hecht 53-4.
“That sounds real pretty: Zolotow, 62.
“Why not use Monroe? et al.: Barris, 63-4.
“Someday it’ll be you putting your handprints: Gilmore, 55-6.
See also: Zolotow, 18-19.
12. Cat and Mouse, Pages 89-99.
“Hurry up or we’ll be late, et al.: Miracle, 37, 78-80.
See also: Victor, 212.
13. Celluloid Kingdom, Pages 101-112.
“She’s pretty and sweet and soft: Miracle, 3, 36-7, 80-85.
14. Smoke in the Wind, Pages 113-120.
“But please, Jimmie, sign the papers: Dougherty/Secret Happiness, 28-30, 101-6.
“Finally, as it got darker I felt myself sigh: Dougherty/To Norma Jeane, 31-2, 55, 126, 135-7, 139-40, 145-6.
See also: Guiles/Norma Jean, 41. Guiles/Legend, 102-3. Morgan/Undisclosed, 48. Spoto, 75. Zolotow, 43.
15. Black Lace, Pages 121-134.
“But André, I don’t want to get mm-mm-married, et al.: de Dienes 13, 16-78.
See also: Goodman, 224. Mailer, 54-8. Morgan/Undisclosed, 60-1. Summers, 17-8.
16. Scroll of Life, Pages 135-148.
“I’m a free woman! et al.: Miracle, 90-1.
See also: Hoyt, 24. Morgan/Confidential, 32. Zolotow, 18-19.
17. Arcing Wave, Pages 149-156.
“She seemed awestruck by the very notion, et al.: Dougherty/Secret Happiness, 106-8.
“What’ll they be calling you? et al.: Dougherty/To Norma Jeane, 144, 153-4.
18. Mimosa Blossoms, Pages 157-163.
“I have something on my m-m-mind, et al.: Miracle, 91-2.
19. Voice from Olympus, Pages165-174.
“Please, could I keep my mother’s maiden name?: Martin, 38.
“All right, Monroe’s in: Carpozi, 22.
“You are to me a Marilyn: Guiles/Legend, 100.
“It’s got a nicer flow—with the two M’s: Summers, 30-1.
“Say it, et al.: Spoto, 114-5.
See also: Gilmore, 87. Morgan/Undisclosed, 66.
20. Parade of the Stars, Pages 175-203.
“This is the end of Norma Jeane: Monroe/Hecht, 31, 55.
“You’re going to be a great movie star: Zolotow, 18.
“How do you spell Marilyn?: Martin, 38.
See also: Belmont, 14. Cunningham, 35. Dougherty/To Norma Jeane, 10. Gilmore, 39, 49, 55, 63-4, 196. Guiles/Norma Jean, 21. Los Angeles Times, November 23, 1946. Martin, 38. Miracle, 19, 32, 46, 68-9, 74. Monroe/Hecht, 11-14. Morgan/Undisclosed, 19, 66-67. Spoto, 11, 19, 31-3, 39. Victor, 104, 212. Wolfe, 17, 116. Zolotow, 18-9.
21. Artichoke Queen, Pages 205-213.
“As I came up Enid’s front walk, et al.: Author’s interview of Catherine Larson, March 29, 1959.
See also: Glaeg, letter February 19, 1963. Morgan/Confidential, 99.
22. Blonde of the Day, Pages 215-225.
“I was strolling down Gower Avenue, et al.: Author’s interview of Charles Williams, August 5, 1991.
Back cover.
“She started out with less than any girl I ever knew: Victor, 279
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