#title Eugene O'Neill's Life and Works
#date 7/26/95
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#notes An overview of playwright Eugene O'Neill's life and works; lists possible correlations/topics of speculation between him and the Unabomber.
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#pubdate 2023-08-09T06:20:19
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#topics The UNABOM Investigation
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Enclosed are three documents entitled "O'Neill Time Line", "Significant Dates in the Life and Times of O'Neill", and a xerox copy of the index from the book O'Neill by Arthur and Barbara Gelb (Harper and Row, 1973).
O'Neill, by the Gelb's, is considered by many to be the definitive biography of playwright EUGENE O'NEILL. The book was reviewed by SSA James A. Wright of the Investigative Support Unit (ISU), Critical Incident Response Group (CIRG), for any significant dates, events, characters (real or fictional), or symbolism which might correspond to the UNABOM subject's activities.
There are no obvious correlations between captioned investigation and EUGENE O'NEILL'S life or works. However, there are some issues which can be topics of speculation.
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- O'NEILL was born in a hotel at Longacre Park in New York City. In 1904, the park was renamed Times Square in honor of the New York Times, the UNABOM subject's preferred media contact.
- The color green is a dominant color at Tao House, O'NEILL'S California home. Also, one source is quoted as saying "... the worst thing - from James and Ella's point of view - that Eugene ever did as a child was to pour a can of green paint over a box of shiny, metal statuettes depicting James as Edmond Dantes." This statement was made in regard to a young Eugene's rebelliousness, particularly toward his father whose major role as an actor was as Edmond Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo.
- In the summer of 1907, O'NEILL became friends with BENJAMIN TUCKER, owner of a book shop in New York and a well-known anarchist who wrote and published several anarchist writings. At that time, most of O'NEILL'S friends and associates "dabbled" with anarchy, as did much of the literary and artistic community. By the end of World War I, O'NEILL had become indifferent about politics and social movements.
- O'NEILL attended Princeton University for only one year. In his plays he would later express disdain for college and college life. However, it is also noted that he insisted his son go to Yale, payed for his education, and donated considerable money to Yale.
The ISU can find no obvious connection between the UNABOM subject and playwright EUGENE O'NEILL which would explain his continued use of O'NEILL postage stamps. It is possible that he feels a kinship with O'NEILL because of what he views as similar, tragic lives. It is obvious that the O'NEILL stamp, if not O'NEILL himself, has importance to the UNABOM subject. However, what that importance is may only be known and make sense to the UNABOM subject.
** Significant Dates in the Life and Times of O’Neill
| DATE | EVENT |
| 08/13/57 | O'Neill's mother, ELLA QUINLAN (tn Mary Ellen Quinlan) was born at New Haven, Conn. |
| 09/10/78 | Brother JAMES O'NEILL, JR., was born. |
| 03/04/85 | O'Neill's brother, EDMUND, died of measles after contracting the disease from his brother, Jamie. Their mother was on tour with their father and the children were left in the care of Ell's mother in New York. Ella carried the guild for the rest of her life and also blamed Jamie. Jamie was sent (exiled) to a boarding school where he remained for the next nine years. |
| 10/16/88 | EUGENE GLADSTONE O'NEILL was born in room 236 of the Barrett Hou^e Hotel, at Broadway and 43rd Street in New York. |
| 10/16/00 | O'Neill entered De La Salle Institute in Manhattan, New York, and lived at home with his mother. |
| 09/20/06 | O'Neill entered Princeton University. |
| October, 1909 | O'Neill married Kathleen Jenkins. |
| 05/05/10 | EUGENE O'NEILL, JR. was bom. O'Neill found out about the birth of his child from the newspaper. He did not visit mother or child and, to get him out of town, his father took him on tour. He left his father's tour in Boston to go to sea. |
| 07/05/12 | Divorce was granted to Kathleen by Judge Joseph Morschauser at White Plains, New York. |
| 10/11/12 | Final divorce decree. |
| 11/15/12 | He was diagnosed as having pleurisy. |
| November, 1912 | The diagnosis was later changed to tuberculosis. |
| 12/09/12 | James took O'Neill to the Fairfield County State Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Shelton, Conn. Even though all who knew the O'Neill's assumed he was being taken to a private hospital, this was a state hospital for the indigent. |
| 12/11/12 | O'Neill left the sanitarium and returned to New York where he persuaded his father to put him in a private hospital, Gaylord Farm, at Wallingford, Conn. |
| 12/25/12 | O'Neill arrived at Gaylord Farm. |
| 06/03/13 | O'Neill left Gaylord Farm and returned to New London. On advice of his doctors, he relaxed the rest of the summer. |
| 03/30/14 | O'Neill signed a contract to publish his first book of plays - Thirst and Other One Act Plays. |
| September, 1914 | O'Neill enrolled in Harvard to study drama under GEORGE PIERCE BAKER. |
| 11/03/16 | O'Neill's first play produced at The Playwrights' Theater was Bound East for Cardiff. |
| 04/06/17 | The United States entered World War I. |
| October, 1917 | AGNES BOULTON, a writer of short stories for pulp magazines, was introduced by a mutual friend from The Playwrights' Theater. |
| 11/04/17 | O'Neill's first public attention came with a feature article about him in The Times drama section. |
| 04/12/18 | O'Neill married Agnes at Provincetown. |
| 10/30/19 | SHANE RUDRAIGHE O'NEILL was bom. He was named after an Irish king known as Shane the Proud. |
| 02/03/20 | O'Neill's first Broadway production opened: Beyond the Horizon at the Morosco Theater. |
| 02/10/20 | James suffered a stroke and was hospitalized. While in the hospital he was diagnosed with intestinal cancer. Eugene was distraught and spent as much time as possible at his bedside. |
| 06/03/20 | O'Neill was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for Beyond the Horizon. |
| 08/10/20 | James O'Neill died in a hospital at New London, Conn. His last several weeks, O'Neill was at his bed side. O'Neill expressed to friends that he was grateful he had a successful play his father could be proud of before he died. |
| 02/16/22 | Jamie wired from California that Ella was ill and doctors thought she had a brain tumor. |
| 02/28/22 | Ella died in California. Jamie started drinking again. |
| May, 1922 | For the first time O'Neill met his 12 year old son, Eugene, Jr., before leaving New York. O'Neill and his son liked each other and O'Neill invited him to spend some time in Provincetown. |
| 5/21/22 | The Pulitzer Prize was awarded for Anna Christie. Since its inception the prize had only been awarded to four plays, two of them O'Neill's. |
| 11/8/23 | Jamie died in a sanitarium (probably from alcohol poisoning). |
| 5/15/24 | All God's Chilian Got Wings opened at the Provincetown Playhouse. |
| 6/1/24 | The 1923 Gold Medal for Drama was awarded to O'Neill by the National Institute of Arts and Letters. |
| 5/14/25 | Agnes gave birth to a girl they named OONA, the Irish translation of Agnes |
| Fall, 1925 | At the urging of friends, O'Neill underwent psychoanalysis under the care of Dr. Gilbert V. Hamilton, to cure himself of alcoholism. |
| June, 1926 | O'Neill was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from Yale University. |
| 07/01/26 | . The O'Neill's moved into a rented cabin on one of the Belgrade Lakes in Maine. |
| November, 1927 | O'Neill returned to New York and would never return to Bermuda to live. |
| January, 1928 | O'Neill moved to France with Carlotta Monterey. |
| 01/30/28 | Strange Interlude opened on Broadway and became O'Neill's biggest hit to that time. It played on Broadway for 17 months and 414 performances before going on tour. It was eventually made into a movie. O'Neill won a third Pulitzer Prize for the play. |
| 07/01/29 | Agnes O'Neill filed for divorce in Reno, Nevada, charging O'Neill with desertion. |
| 07/02/29 | The divorce was granted. |
| 07/22/29 | O'Neill married Carlotta Monterey in a civil ceremony at Paris, France. |
| 06/15/31 | Eugene, Jr. married ELIZABETH GREEN of Forest Hills, Long Island. (O'Neill did not attend.) |
| 10/27/31 | Mourning Becomes Electra opened on Broadway. |
| 10/02/33 | Ah, Wilderness, a comedy, opened. |
| 01/08/34 | Days Without End opened in New York. |
| August, 1936 | The O'Neill's moved to the Seattle area. |
| 11/12/36 | O'Neill was notified he had been awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. |
| Mid-Dec., 1936 | The O'Neill's left Seattle for San Francisco. |
| 12/29/36 | O'Neill was operated on for acute appendicitis in a San Francisco hospital. |
| 2/17/37 | The Swedish consul in San Francisco awarded the Nobel prize to O'Neill in a very short ceremony in his hospital room. |
| Late October, 1937 | The O'Neill's moved into their new house on 158 acres in Danville, 35 miles from San Francisco. They named the house Tao House (Chinese translation: The right way to life) |
| Summer, 1939 | He began work on Long Day's Journey Into Night. |
| 06/08/39 | O'Neill abandoned his project and began work on The Iceman Cometh. |
| 11/26/39 | The Iceman Cometh was completed. |
| Summer, 1939 | O'Neill started writing Long Day's Journey Into Night. |
| End of 1940 | Long Day's Journey Into Night was finished. |
| Summer, 1941 | He completed Long Day's Journey Into Night. |
| 1943 | O'Neill wrote his last play, A Moon for the Misbegotten. |
| Spring, 1943 O'Neill finished A Moon for the Misbegotten, a play about his brother, Jamie. |
| 06/17/43 | O'Neill read that Oona (age 18) had married Charlie Chaplin (age 54) at Santa Barbara, California. O'Neill never mentioned Oona's name again. They never saw each other again though Oona tried reconciliation several times. |
| 11/16/45 | Shane and his wife Catherine (Givens) had a son they named Eugene O'Neill, III. O'Neill never saw his grandson. |
| 11/29/45 | O'Neill delivered the manuscript of Long Day's Journey Into Night to his publisher where it was sealed and an agreement signed that stipulated the play would not be published for 25 years after his death. |
| 02/10/46 | O'Neill's grandson died and there was evidence of child neglect. O'Neill never saw Shane again. |
| 10/09/46 | The Iceman Cometh opened on Broadway. It was the first original O'Neill play to be produced in 13 years. It was last of his plays to be produced in his lifetime. |
| January, 1948 | Carlotta was becoming increasingly put out at O'Neill's social life. She left him and moved into a mid-town hotel. |
| 04/19/48 | O'Neill was discharged from the hospital. He and Carlotta agreed to move to Boston and return to a secluded life. |
| 08/20/48 | Shane was arrested for possession of heroin. There was no further contact between father and son. |
| 09/25/50 • | Eugene, Jr. committed suicide. |
| 02/05/51 | O'Neill left his house after dark, fell, broke his leg, and lay in the snow for an hour. Carlotta had been on medication and was disoriented. They were both hospitalized in Salem, Mass. Carlotta's condition was caused by bromide intoxication which was not diagnosed for some time. Doctors believed she was mentally disordered and moved her to a private psychiatric hospital, McLean Hospital, in Belmont, Mass.
| 03/23/51 | O'Neill filed a petition in court in Salem stating that Carlotta was "an insane person and incapable of taking care of herself." |
| 03/29/51 | McLean Hospital released Carlotta after correctly diagnosing her problem as bromide poisoning. The same day, Carlotta filed a petition for separate maintenance charging O'Neill with cruelty.
Friends encouraged O'Neill to return to New York where they could care for him. He left Boston on the day Carlotta was released from the hospital and entered a small private hospital in the city. |
| 05/17/51 | The O'Neill's were reunited and moved into the Shelton Hotel in Boston. |
| 05/28/51 | O'Neill signed a new will giving everything to Carlotta and explicitly cutting off Oona and Shane. |
| 03/03/52 | O'Neill had lawyers draw up a literary trust giving Carlotta ownership and control over all of his works. |
| 10/16/53 | O'Neill tried to walk without help. He fell, got back into bed and never got out of it again. |
| 11/27/53 | O'Neill died in his hotel suite in Boston. |
| 12/02/53 | O'Neill was buried in Forest Hills Cemetery in Boston in a very private service. |
| February, 1956 | Long Day's Journey Into Night was published by a different house on the insistence of Carlotta. |
| 1968 | Agnes died. |
| 11/18/70 | Carlotta died of arteriosclerotic coronary thrombosis. |
| 11/28/70 | Carlotta was buried next to O'Neill. |
** Extracts from the book O'Neill by Arthur and Barbara Gelb
*** Title Page
O'NEILL
ARTHUR & BARBARA GELB
UNC1SC0, LONDON
HARPER & ROW • PUBLISHERS
*** Publisher Details
The first edition of O’Neill was originally published by Harper & Row in 1962.
Part of the material on O’Neill as a young man in New London first appeared in Horizon, March i960, under the title "The Start of a Long Day’s Journey.” o'nbii.l. Copyright © i960, 1962, 1973 by Arthur and Barbara Gelb.
All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced id any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For information address Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 10 East 53rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10022. Published simultaneously in Canada by Fitzhenry & Whiteside Limited, Toronto.
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Gelb, Arthur, 1924-
O’Neill.
1. O’Neill, Eugene Gladstone, 1888-1953. •
I. Gelb, Barbara, joint author.
PS3529.N5Z653 1974 812’.5’2 [B] 73-6760
ISBN 0—06-011487-8
*** Chronological Table of O'Neill's Published Plays
(See individual titles in Index for additional data)
| TITLE | YEAR WRITTEN | DATE AND PLACE OF FIRST
NEW YORK PRODUCTION |
| A Wife for a Life Thirst | 1913-1914 | Unproduced |
| Thirst | 1913-1914 | (Wharf Theatre, Provincetown, summer, 1916) |
| The Web | 1913-1914 | Unproduced |
| Warnings | 1913-1914 | Unproduced |
| Fog | 1913-1914 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Jan. 5, 1917 |
| Recklessness | 1913-J914 | Unproduced |
| Bound East for Cardiff | 1913-1914 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Nov. 3, 1916 |
| Servitude | 1913-1914 | Unproduced |
| Abortion | 1913-1914 | Unproduced |
| The Sniper | 1915 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Feb. 16, 1917 |
| Before Breakfast | 1916-1917 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Dec. 1, 1916 |
| The Movie Man | 1916-1917 | Unproduced |
| 'Ile | 1916-1917 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Nov. 30, 1917 |
| In the Zone | 1916-1917 | Comedy Theatre, Oct. 31, 1917 |
| The Long Voyage Home | 1916-1917 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Nov. 2, 1917 |
| The Moon of the Caribbees | 1916-1917 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Dec. 20, 1918 |
| The Rope | 1918 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Nov. 22, 1918 |
| The Dreamy Kid | 1918 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, April 26, 1918 |
| Beyond the Horizon | 1918 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Oct. 31, 1919 |
| Where the Cross is Made | 1918 | Morosco Theatre, Feb. 2, 1920 |
| Chris Christopherson | 1919 | (Atlantic City, March 8, 1920) |
| The Straw | 1918-1919 | Greenwich Village Theatre, Nov. 10, 1921 |
| Gold | 1920 | Frazee Theatre, June 1, 1921 |
| Anna Christie | 1920 | Vanderbilt Theatre, Nov. 10, 1921 |
| The Emperor Jones | 1920 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Nov. 3, 1920 |
| Diff'rent | 1920 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, Dec. 27, 1919 |
| The First Man | 1921 | Neighborhood Playhouse, March, 4, 1922 |
| The Hairy Ape | 1921 | The Playwrights’ Theatre, March 9, 1922 |
| The Fountain | 1921-1922 | Greenwich Village Theatre, Dec. 10, 1925 |
| Welded | 1922-1923 | 39th Street Theatre, March 17, 1924 |
| All God's Chillun Got Wings | 1923 | Provincetown Playhouse, May 15, 1924 |
| Desire Under the Elms | 1924 | Greenwich Village Theatre, Nov. n, 1925 |
| Marco Millions | 1923-1925 | Guild Theatre, Jan. 9, 1928 |
| The Great God Brown | 1925 | Greenwich Village Theatre, Jan. 23, I91 |
| Lazarus Laughed | 1925-1926 | (Pasadena, Cal., April 9, 1928) |
| Strange Interlude | 1926-1927 | John Golden Theatre, Jan. 30, 1928 |
| Dynamo | 1928 | Martin Beck Theatre, Feb. 11, 1929 |
| Mourning Becomes Electra | 1929-1931 | Guild Theatre, Oct. 26, 1931 |
| Ah, Wilderness! | 1932 | Guild Theatre, Oct. 2, 1933 |
| Days Without End | 1932-1933 | Guild Theatre, Jan. 8, 1934 |
| A Touch of the Poet | 1935-1942 | Helen Hayes Theatre, Oct. 2, 1958 |
| The Iceman Cometh | 1939 | Martin Beck Theatre, Sept. 2, 1946 |
| Long Day's Journey Into Night | 1939-1941 | Helen Hayes Theatre, Nov. 7, 1956 |
| Hughie | 1941-1942 | Royale Theatre, Dec. 22, 1964 |
| A Moon for the Misbegotten | 1943 | Bijou Theatre, May 2, 1957 |
| More Stately Mansions | Unfinished | Broadhurst Theatre, Oct. 31, 1967 |
*** Index
Abbey Theater, 172, 784, 811
Abel, Walter, 569-570 Abortion, 116, 118, 137138, 140, 250
Abraham Lincoln, 445 Academy of Dramatic Arts
(London), 504
Academy of Music (Cleveland), 15, 24
Academy of Music (N.Y.), 35, 105
Actors Association (England), 548
Actors Fund, 35
Actors’ Strike (1919), 405
Actors’ Theatre, 618 620
Adams, Franklin, 267, 755
Adams, John, 372
Adams, Major, 170 Adventures of Gerard, The, 106
Aeschylus, 847
Ah, Wilderness!, 87, 88, 9°, 91, 92, 120, 131, 205, 206, 211, 218, 280, 353, 436, 741, 742, 756, 762, 768, 775-776, 777, 79i, 836, 866 cast of, 769-771 and Long Day’s Journey, 81-86
opening of, 772-774 Alabama, 271
Alchemist, The, 600
Alderson, Erville, 406 Alexander, Steve, 865, 887 Alexander, Mrs. Steve, see
Weingarten, Shirlee "Alexander’s Ragtime
Band,” 776
Algood, Sara, 172
All God's Chillun Got Wings, 10, 87, 233234, 4°o, 534-536, 538, 543, 545, 560, 561, 57L 572» 578, All God's Chillun Got Wings (Contd) 592, 619, 646, 653, 716-717, 757, 782, 836, 880 cast of, 547-548 controversy over, 547 ff. opening of, 553'557
Allen, Viola, 128, 141 American Academy of Arts and Letters, 559
American King, An, 47 American Magazine, 146 American Mercury, The (magazine), 534, 545, 547
American Spectator, The (magazine), 594, 766
Ames, Winthrop, 374 Anarchist Woman, An, 287
Anathema! Litanies of Negation, 641, 642
Anatol, 567
Ancient Mariner, The, 525, 546, 551, 557
And Give Me Death, 803, 823, 826, 854
Anders, G'enn, 650, 687 Anderson, Frederick, 207 Anderson, Maxwell, 575, 589, 654, 802, 810
Anderson, Sherwood, 283, 328, 597-598, 766, 786, 794 795, 797, 810
Andreyev, Andrei, 526 Andreyev, Leonid, 306 Angel Intrudes, The, 344 Anglin, Margaret, 62, 104, 106, 271
Anna Christie, 126-127, 157, 160, 161, 170, 290-291, 362, 389, 397, 422, 435, 439, 441, 451, 452, 465, 471, 484, 485, 486, 487, 489, 491, 492,
Anna Christie (Cont.)
499, 501, 522> 523, 538, 590, 619, 630, 631, 646, 653, 729, 783, 936
cast of, 476-477
opening of, 478-483
Pulitzer Prize for, 482, 508
as silent movie, 482, 717
as talkie, 482, 720
see also Chris Christopherson
Anna Christie (cat), 474, 478
Annie Get Your Gun, 878 Another Part of the Forest, 886
ANTA Playhouse, 936
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
of New Haven, 226 Apollo Theatre (Atlantic
City), 416
Appledorn, Angenetta, 207
Arbeiterzeitung, 298
Arch Street Theatre (Philadelphia), 25
Archer, William, 522, 761
Armstrong, Louis, 708, 898 Arnold, Edward, 405, 406, 413
Arnold, George, 14
Arnold Constable, 35
Aronberg, Winfield, 860861, 869, 874, 905, 9i9, 927, 929, 932
Article 47, 36
As Yom Like It, 103
Ashe, Beatrice, 265, 266
268, 279, 280, 301
Ashe, Peter, 267
“Ashes of Orchids,” 156
Associated Press, 684, 685, 839
Astor family, 97
Astor Place Opera House (New York), 27
Astor Place riot, 27
Athenian Women, The, 344
Atkins, Zoe, 501
Atkinson, Brooks, 47, 802, 888, 899, 929, 930
and Ah, Wilderness!, 774 and Before Breakfast, 322 and Carlotta, 756, 945 f. and Days Without End, 780-781
and Dynamo, 687
and Eugene’s slang, 87 first meeting of, 638 and Great God Brown, 592-593
and Iceman Cometh, 875 and Lazarus Laughed, 603
and Marco Millions, 654 and Moon of the Carib- bees, 327
and Mourning Becomes Electra, 743-744, 745, 752
and Strange Interlude, 660-661
Atlantic House (Provincetown), 327, 474
Atlantic Queen (ship), 157 Atrocity, 280, 345 /Xustin, Leslie, 256-257 Avenue, The, 340
Bab, 422, 424, 442
Bache, Jules S., 618
Back to Methuselah, 428, 632
Badger, Richard C., 257258
Baker, George Pierce, 282, 525, 547
and Beyond the Horizon, 389, 390, 413
and Bound East for Cardiff, 334
and Carlotta, 756-757 death of, 793-794 and Eugene’s Yale degree, 603-604 playwriting course of, 140, 263, 264, 265, ?69-27o, 271-272, 273, 274, 275, 278, 280281, 375
and Strange Interlude, 73°
Baker, Mrs. George Pierce, 793
Baldwin Theatre (San Francisco), 43
Ballad of Reading Gaol, The, 119
"Ballad of the Birthday of the Most Gracious of Ladyes,” 229-230
“Ballad of the Seamy Side,” 168-169
Ballantine, E. J. “Teddy,” 3TO, 318, 323, 388, 424-425, 452, 453, 456, 471, 472, 504, 5i7
Ballantine, Mrs. E. J. (Stella Comminsky), 323, 454
Bandbox Theatre (N.Y.), 305, 326
Banker's Daughter, The, 44 Banton, Joab H., 575-576, 674
Bara, Theda, 342
Barbarians, 344
Barclay Hotel (N.Y.), 859860
Barnes, A. C., 383
Barnes, Djuna, 888
Barnes, Howard, 875-876
Barr, Mrs. Eric, 207
Barrett, Lawrence, 56
Barrett House (Cadillac
Hotel) (N.Y.), 55, 56, 57, 58, 65, 86
Barrie, James M., 482, 754
Barry, Philip, 654, 753
Barrymore, Ethel, 128, 405, 618, 880-881
Barrymore, John, 59-60, 375, 383, 388, 389, 405, 406, 452, 507, 514, 565, 582, 584, 592, 649
Barrymore, Lionel, 375, 383, 389, 4°5, 452, 471, 489, 490, 584, 590, 649, 774
Barrymore, Maurice, 885
Bartender’s Guide, 296, 439
Barton, Homer, 738, 739
Barton, James, 863, 874
Barton, Ralph, 613-615, 656, 669, 696, 706707, 736-739, 74o, 765, 852
Barton, Mrs. Ralph see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta)
Basshe, Em Jo, 641
Basso, Hamilton, 117, 155, 796-797, 887
Bates, Blanche, 104
Batson, Alfred, 681-683, 684
Baudelaire, Charles, 122, 359
Bavu, 501, 502
Beaux Arts restaurant, 391
Beck, Martin, 373
Becker, Charles, 173 “Bedelia,” 86, 771
Beerbohm, Lady (Elisabeth Junge- mann), 757
Beery, Wallace, 774
Before Breakfast, 140, 313, 320, 321-322, 323, 326, 381
Begg, Jeanie, 456
Beggar on Horseback, 653
Behrman, S. N., 654, 748, 753-754, 810, 825-826, 861 '
Belardi, Jenny, 317, 383
Belasco, David, 44, 45, 46, 128, 374, 455, 458, 485, 572-573, 575, 576, 589, 599
Belasco Theatre (N.Y.), 342
Bellows, George, 124, 128, 129-130, 283
Belshazzar, 272
Ben (dog), 827-828
Ben-Ami, Jacob, 449, 507, 543, 544, 545
Ben Hur, 318
Benavente, Jacinto, 340
Benchley, Robert, 661, 688, 753
Bennett, Arnold, 652-653
Bennett, Constance, 405
Bennett, Joan, 405
Bennett, Justice, 695
Bennett, Richard, 375, 405406, 410, 413, 424
Bentley, Eric, 899
Bergen, Louis, 296-297
Bergner, Elisabeth, 715
Bergson, Henri, 600
Berkeley, Bishop, 21 Berkeley Hotel (London), 666
Berkeley Theatre (N.Y.), 229
Berkman, Alexander, 120121, 330, 384, 473
Berlin, Irving, 318, 846, 877-878
Berlin, Mrs. Irving, 877-878 Bermuda, 573-575, 582, 598, 599, 623-627, 632, 636-639, 640, 656, 670, 717-718, 805, 936
Bernhardt, Sarah, 177 Berry, Joan, 851-852
Betts, William, 76, 77, 78 Betts Academy, 73, 75 ff.
Beyond the Horizon, 231, 370, 374, 375, 376, 386, 417, 419, 422, 423, 427, 430, 482, 484, 485, 488, 507, 522, 538, 539. 547, 577, 579, 619, 659, 729, 836
and Bennett, 405, 410, 413, 424-425
and Carlotta, 502 casting of, 388, 405, 406 Cchan and, 770 and Kalonvme, 473 opening of, 406-413 plot of, 334'337, 377'379 publication of, 523
Pulitzer Prize for, 5, 508 and sea motif. 157, 160 scenery for, 406, 470-471 title for, 334 and tuberculosis, 235, 335
and Williams, John, 380, 387, 389, 39°, 396, 397 398, 405-406, 412
Woollcott and, 407, 408- 411, 658
Bill of Divorcement, A, 633 Bird, Claire, 912-914, 917- 919, 920
Bird of Paradise, The, 504 Bisch, Louis, 573-574, 581, 595-596
Bisch, Mrs. Louis, 573 Blair, Mary (Mrs. Edmund
Wilson), 454-455, 456, 495, 50i, 502, 547, 548, 549, 550, 55i, 552, 555, 556, 569, 646
Blake, William, 656
Blast, The (pamphlet), 384 Blemie (dog), 714, 736, 745, 747-748, 751, 795, 827 828, 829, 836, 837-838
Blind Alleys, 340-341 Blinn, Holbrook, 255 Block, Ralph, 341 “Blow the Man Down,” 150
Boccaccio, Giovanni, 246
Bodenheim, Maxwell, 283, 344, 346, 361, 396
Bohemian Girl, The, 209
Bolton, Guy, 342
Bondy, William, 730
Boni, Albert, 305, 319, 395-396
Boni, Charles, 305, 319
Boni and Liveright, 233, 395, 412, 443, 466, 482, 523-524, 732
Bookman, The (magazine), 258. 394, 463
Booth. Edwin, 17, 25-30, 37, 47, 56, 84, 813
Booth, Mrs. Fdwin (Mary McVicker), 26
Booth, John Wilkes, 26 Booth, Junius Brutus, 26 Booth’s Theatre (N.Y.), 47, 49
Borden, Lizzie, 437-438
Boston Globe, 527
Boston Herald, 780
Boston Post, 112, 942
Boston Sunday Herald, 511
Boston Sunday Journal, 83, 96, 97
Boston Transcript, 636, 780 Boucicault, Aubrey, 452 Boucicault, Dion, 22, 23, 24, 34, 452
Boulton, Agnes, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes)
Boulton, Cecil, 694
Boulton, Edward William, 364, 625
Bound East for Cardiff, 4, 153, 156 157, 260, 308, 309, 320, 326- 327, 34i, 373, 567, 570
opening of, 310, 318-319 Bowen, Croswell. 664, 833 Boyce, Neith (Mrs.
Hutchins Flapgood), 304, 3°6, 307, 308, 309, 3J9> 320
Bovd, Ernest, 766
Boyden, Mary Ellen, 801- 802
Brady, Alice, 465, 649, 746, 747-748, 75i, 777
Brady, Diamond Jim, 125 Brady, William A., 575- 576, 747, 75i
Brahan, Elorace, 373
Brand, 277
Bread and Butter, 253, 261
Breakfast in Bed, 407
Brennan, Agnes, 94, 123- 124, 500, 501, 741, 925
Brennan, Elizabeth Quinlan, 51, 93
Brennan, Josephine
McGlyn, 66, 94 Brennan, Lil, 82, 93-94, 264, 436, 500, 741 Brennan family, 92-94, 483-484
Breuer, Bessie, 627, 655, 710
Brevoort Hotel (N.Y.), 283, 364
Brigadier Gerard, 106 Broadway Melody, The, 7i9
Broadway Theatre (N.Y.), 104
Brockman, Mrs., 42
Brook Farm (Conn.), 515- 517, 538, 541-543, 557-559, 560, 589- 59°, 599, 603, 663, 734, 805
Brooklyn Eagle, 547, 548 Brooklyn Theatre (N.Y.), 36
Brooks, Van Wyck, 328, 329
Brothers Karamazov, The, 525, 562
Broun, Heywood
and All God's Chillun, 555-^56
and Baker’s class, 273- 274
and Beyond the Horizon, 408, 410
and Dempsey-Carpentier fight, 463
and Desire Under the
Elms, 570
and Emperor Jones, 446- 447
and Gold, 471
and Moon of the Carib- bees, 389
and Provincetowners,
Broun, Heywood (Cent.) 326, 385, 407, 546
and Rope, 380
and World, 479, 498, 544, 545
Brown, John Mason, 87, 252, 269, 480, 752, 781, 876, 888
Brown, Robert, 298
Brown, Shanghai, 167 Browne, Maurice, 493 Brunowe, Marion J., 66-67 Bryant, Louise
(Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. William C. Bullitt), 301-302, 319, 329, 338, 345, 357, 361, 442
and Agnes, 364, 365, 366, 372
and Beyond the Horizon, 334-335
and Bullitt, 801
death of, 801-802
and Frank, 328, 329 marriages of, 323, 801 as playwright, 309, 310, 3M, 3i8
and Reed, 309, 310, 311312., 323-324, 330-331, 371, 443, 802
and Russia, 371 Buenos Aires, 152-153, 154, 155-156, 158, 160
Bullitt, William C., 801
Bullitt, Mrs. William C., see Bryant, Louise
Burgess, Florence R., 228, 483
Burt, Frederic, 304, 309 Burton, Barbara (daughter
of Agnes), 364, 370, 386, 510-511, 572, 609-610, 617
Burton, Richard, 427
By Way of Obit, 843, 854 Byram, John, 712
Byron, George Gordon, 88, i47
Bywater, Hector C., 610
Cibell, James Branch, 766 Cadenas, Frances, 531-532, 533
C'dillac Hotel (Barrett House) (N.Y.), 871
Cahill, Holger, 345, 346, 366
California Theatre (San
Francisco), 46-47 "Call, The,” 213-214 Call, The (magazine), 33i, 358
Calms of Capricorn, The, 790, 79i> 792, 799, 829, 854
Cambias. Henry, 131 Campbell, Alexander, 98, 532
Campbell, Jack, 717 Campbell, Mrs. Patrick, 128, 310, 550
Canary Islands, 727-728 Candida, 358, 406 Canfield, Dick, 173 Capalbo, Carmen, 947 ff. Cap d’Ail, 686-687, 690 Cape, Jonathan, 518 Capone, Al, 830 Carberg, Warren, 942 Carey, Albert B., 934 Carlin, Terry, 319, 324, 368, 710
and Anarchist Woman, 287
background of, 286-294 and brother Jim, 287-289 and Catholicism. 289 and Chris Christopherson, 420
in Greenwich Village, 286, 292-293, 350, 459
and Holliday, 367
and Jamie, 530 and Marie, 290-291 in Pittsburgh, 287-288 and Provincetown, 308, 309, 310, 332, 475476, 509-510, 658
and Shane, 510 Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology Drama School, 454
Carnovsky, Morris, 646 Carpenter, Bruce, 274-275, 278
Carpentier, Georges, 463 Carroll, Earl, 501 Casa Genotta, 759-761, 765-768, 776, 784, 786-787, 793, 794 ff., 822
Casey, Anne, 860
Casey, Walter, 860, 889890
Castiglia, Peter, 868-869
Catcher in the Rye, The, 851
Cather, Willa, 611
Catholic Actors Guild, 770
Catholic Worker, The, 361
Catholic Writers Guild, 780 Catholicism, 68-69, 71-74, 75, 121-122, 139. 237, 289, 359, 420, 468469, 542, 762, 763764, 776-777, 779, 780, 784-785, 856, 922
Century Girl, The, 318
Century Theatre (N.Y.), 223, 240
Cerf, Bennett, 767, 768, 836, 861-862, 878, 929, 93i
Cerf, Mrs. Bennett, 878 Chains of Dew, 494, 513 Chaliapin, Feodor, 603 Chambermaid’s Diary, A, 119
Change Your Style, 307, 312
Chaplin, Charles, 445-446, 614, 850, 851-852
Chapman, Cynthia (daughter of Carlotta), 502, 663, 922-923
Chapman, John, 739, 875
Chapman, M. C., 502, 504 Chapman, Mrs. M. C.
see O’Neill, Mrs.
Eugene (Carlotta)
Chappell family, 94 Charles Racine (ship), 146-152, 160, 189
Chase, Ilka, 503-504, 614, 7i3, 759, 766, 777, 797
Chase, Stanley, 947 ff.
Chekhov, Anton, 277, 306, 522, 754
Cherry Orchard, The, 352 Chicago Record Herald, . 178
Chicago Tribune, 479 Childe Harold, 88, 147 Children of the Sea, 260 Childs, Edward, 422
Chris Christopherson, 389, 390, 39i, 396-397, 398, 415-416, 418420, 421, 422, 423, 425, 435-436, 484, 649, 783
see also Anna Christie Christians, The, 104
Christine’s restaurant, . CN.Y.), 392, 459
Christophe, Henri, 439
Christopherson, Chris, 170
Chu Chin Chow, 342 Circle in the Square
CN.Y.), 863, 874
City Center CN.Y.), 899, 936
Claire, Ina, 405
Clarence, 422
Clark, Barrett, 196, 270, 341, 376. 4°5> 411> 466, 545, 628, 636, 823, 861
Clark Champ, 201
Clark, Mary A., 229-230, 231, 260, 533, 809
Clarke, Bill, 297-298, 439, 53i> 532, 659, 710
Clarke, Fred, 532
Clarke, Mrs. George “Gaga,” 509-510, 598, 694, 695
Claw, The, 489, 501
Claxton, Kate, 36
Clemenceau, Georges, 442
Cleopatra, 342-343
Cleveland, Ohio, 12, 15, 16
Close the Book, 342, 343
Clurman, Harold, 750, 936
Coblenz Cship), 685, 686
Cocaine, 326
Coghlan, Charles, 103
Cohalan, Daniel F., 731, 733
Cohan, George M., 128, 653, 769-770, 77b 774, 775-776, 860
Cohen, Alexander H., 862863, 946
Colbert, Claudette, 688
Coleman, Robert, 875
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 546
Colleen Bawn, The, 22
Collinge, Patricia, 446
Collins, Charles "Hutch,” 85-86, 319, 323, 342, 343, 344, 385, 388, 389
Colum, Padraic, 583
Colum, Mrs. Padraic, 583
Columbia Gardens saloon (N.Y.), 345, 460
Comedy Theatre CN.Y.), 326
Commins, Eugene, 711
Commins, Saxe
and Carlotta, 675, 686, 711, 924
at Casa Genotta, 796
as editor, 651, 768, 831, 861
and Eugene’s accident, 889, 890
and Eugene’s illness, 914, 924, 929, 930-931 family of, 323, 453-454 and Hairy Ape, 497, 498 and marriage of Eugene and Carlotta, 696-697
and Oona, 930
and Provincetown Players. 323 Commins, Mrs. Saxe
(Dorothy), 696, 711, 864, 929, 930
Comminsky, Lena, 453-454 Comminskv, Stella
(Mrs.' E. J. Ballantine), 323, 454
Commonweal, 782
Congreve, William, 21, 24, 562
Connell, Leigh, 863 Connelly, Marc, 653, 753 “Conning Tower,” 267, 755
Connor, Frank, 434 Conrad, Joseph, 79-80, 90, 112, 146, 259, 262, 35i
Constancy, 306-307 Contemporaries, 307, 312 Convict Stripes, 569 Cook, George Cram “Jig,”
33i> 4°7
background of, 303-304 and Bound East for Cardiff, 309-310
and Change Your Style, 307
death of, 537-538
and Ellis, 344
and Emperor Jones, 440441, 444-445, 447' 448
and Gold, 359
and Provincetown Players, 314-315, 316, 317, 323. 324. 332, 333. 342, 343, 344, 345, 380, 383, 384, 441, 492-494, 513-514, 524-525, 546
Cook, George Cram “Jig” (Cont.)
and Reed, 308, 314-315, 538
and Spring, 492, 493 and Suppressed Desires, 306-307, 308, 319
and Susan, 303, 304 and Tickless Time, 388 and Washington Square
Players, 304
and Wharf Theatre, 307, 308
Cook, Mrs. George Cram, see Glaspell, Susan
Cook, John, 314
Cook, Mrs. John, 314 Copperhead, The, 375 Corbin, John, 544, 545, 556, 570, 662
Cordova, Bienzi de, 340 Corelli, Marie, 112-113 Cornell, Katharine, 340341, 618, 633, 649
Corrigan, Emmett, 397, 398, 416, 418
Corsican Brothers, The, 47 Cort Theatre (N.Y.), 546 Corwin, Norman, 720 Cosmopolitan (magazine), 705, 745
Coughlin, Sally, 932 Count of Monte Cristo,
The, 48-50, 51, 52, 54, 56, 59, 61, 82, 99, 104, 106, 107, 116, 123, 128, 141, 142, 172-173, I74> 175 ff-> 214, 229, 274, 310, 313, 414, 415, 430, 431, 451-452
Coward, Noel, 688 Cowl, Jane, 776 Cowley, Malcolm, 150, 460-461, 482, 542543
Cowley, Mrs. Malcolm, 542
Crabtree, Paul, 864
Craig’s Wife, 653
Crane, Frank, 40
Crane, Hart, 542 Crawford, Cheryl, 749, 750 Crawford, F. Marion, 141 Crichton, Kyle, 785 Crime in the Whistler
Room, The, 567 Criterion Theatre (N.Y.), 413
Critics Circle Award, 802
Croak, Jack, 439
Crocker House, 97, 98-99, 203, 217, 531
Croker, Richard, 124, 284 Crothers, Rachel, 257, 318, 576
Crouse, Lindsay Ann, 895 Crouse, Russel, 773, 780, 784, 796-797. 799, 813, 838, 841, 842, 845, 877-878, 892, 895, 897, 921, 923, 926, 929, 930, 934935
Crouse, Mrs. Russel, 877
Crowley, Harry, 338, 339, 4i5
Cullman, Howard S., 618
Culver, Mildred, 207, 211
212, 221, 265, 266
Curran, One Lung, 300 Current Opinion (magazine), 482
Curse of the Misbegotten, The, 664
Cushman, Charlotte, 25
Dale, Alan, 341, 502, 570
Daly, Augustin, 35, 36 Dana, Dr., 898, 908-910, 911-912, 920
Dance of Death, The, 233234, 520
Danforth, J. Romeyn, 207 Danger, 501, 502 Danicheffs, The, 37, 38 Darrow, Clarence, 766 Davis, Richard Harding, 262
Day, Cyrus, 631, 833
Day, Dorothy, 358-362, 366, 367-368
Days Without End, 3, 69, 72, 74, 675, 722, 761, 762-765, 768-769, 775 ff., 836
casting of, 769-770, 777778
opening of, 780-783
Dazey, Charles, 47
Dear Doctor, The, 272 Debs, Eugene V., 202, 265 Decameron, The, 246, 247 De Casseres, Benjamin, 121, 226, 636, 637, 639, 640, 641, 642, 672, 675, 678, 680, 686, 689, 691, 692,
De Casseres, Benjamin (Cent.) 697, 711, 724, 726, 738, 782-783
De Casseres, Mrs. Benjamin (Bio), 639, >640-641, 691, 692, 694, 696, 697, 711, 738, 782 ■ Decline of the West, The, 897
Deeter, Jasper, 421-422, 445. 847
De Foe, Louis, 479, 484 Dekker, Albert, 646 Delaney, James J., 695-696 De La Salle Institute, 72, 73 Deliverer, The, 223
Dell, Floyd, 318, 344, 356, 358, 442
Delmonico, Lorenzo, 38 Delmonico’s restaurant, (N.Y.), 35, 38
De Maupassant, Guy, 88 De Mille, Cecil B., 45 Dempsey, Jack, 463-464, 638
Demuth, Charles, 284, 304, 362, 367
De Polo, Harold, 327-328, 617-618
Deserted Village, The, no, 111
Desire Under the Elms, 377-378, 538, 539-541. 543. 547. 557, 558, 560, 562, 563, 567, 574, 592, 609, 619, 631, 653, 659, 688, 698, 716, 718-719, 755, 762, 800, 836, 880, 886, 936, 949 casting of, 568-570 controversy over, 575-578 opening of, 570-572
Detroit Times, 883 Deutsch, Babette, 283 Devil's Disciple, The, 104 Devil’s Glow, The, 371 De Voto, Bernard, 811-812 Dickens, Charles, 88 Diff’rent, 157, 230, 435, 436, 437, 438, 441, 451, 452, 453, 466, 485, 491, 495, 523, 526-527, 550 casting of, 454'455 openings of, 448, 456
Digges, Dudley, 646, 687, 761, 863
Dillingham, Charles, 342 “Dirty Bricks of Buildings,” . 301 .
Discovery of America, The, 469
Ditrichstein, Leo, 140
Doctors Hospital (N.Y.), 920 ff.
Dodge, Mabel, 283, 302, 306, 391, 392, 393394, 565
Dolan, John, 91, 705
Dollar, The, 324
Don Juan of Austria, 847
Donnelly, Gerard B., 780
D’Orsay, Fifi, see Clarke, Mrs. George
Dorsey, Thomas F., 98, 198
Dostoevski, Fedor, 79, 233, 276, 277
Douglas, Kirk, 872
Dowd, Harrison, 720
Dowling, Eddie, 856, 863, 866-867
Downes, Olin, 112, 150
Dowson, Ernest, 122
Doyle, Arthur Conan, 106 Drama League, 448-449 Draper, George, 890
Dreamy Kid, The, 381, 399-400
Dreiser, Theodore, 286, 299, 328, 493, 597, 598, 728, 729, 766, 795. 807
Drew, Mrs. John, 25, 56
Drew, Mrs. Tuwe, 685
Drinkwater, John, 445 Driscoll (fireman), 163, 165-166, 171, 186, 488
Dukes, Charles A., 819-820, 821
Dumas, Alexandre, 88, 104
Duncan, Augustin, 492
Duncan, Isadora, 492
Dunn, James, 882, 884
Dunnigan's Daughter, 861
Dunsany, Lord, 305
Du Pont family, 205
Du Rhin Hotel (Paris), 726
Dynamo, 561, 589, 638, 663, 667, 669, 671, 678-680, 689-690, 762, 781, 836 opening of, 687-688 story of, 675-677
Eagles, Jeanne, 390
Eames, Claire, 446
Earl Carroll Theatre (N.Y.), 572
Earth's the Limit, The, 791, 792, 854
Easiest Way, The, 128
East Lynne, 34, 36 Eastman, Max, 283, 305, 356, 358, 442, 900
Eastman, Mrs. Max, see Rauh, Ida
Eaton, Walter Pritchard, 427
Ebel, August, 269, 278 Ebel, Bartel, 269, 278 Ebel, Mrs. Bartel (Katherine Hiebert), 269, 278
Ego and His Own, 121 Einstein, Albert, 930-931 Eliot, T. S., 396 Elizabeth, Mother, 14 Elkins, “Pinky,” 278 Ell, I 342, 343, 362363, 388
Ell, Mrs. Lewis (Christine), 362-363, 364-365, 367, 420, 445
Ellis, Charles, 343, 344, 380, 388, 445, 454, 493. 569
Ellis, Havelock, 262, 766 Ellsler, John, 24, 33 Emerson, Ralph W., 84, 88 Emperor ]ones, The, 189, 230, 381, 400, 435, 442, 444, 448, 451, 452, 454, 456, 466, 470, 485, 489, 491, 495. 496, 522, 523. 551, 555, 557, 577, 619, 651, 652, 659, 677, 711, 717, 720, 729, 761, 782-783
background For, 135, 203, 277, 438-441
casting of, 445-446, 449- 45o
movie version of, 761 opening of, 446-447 operatic version of, 724725
Enemies, 319
Erdmann, Dr., 424
Erstwhile Susan, 375 Ervine, St. John, 409, 417, 577, 687-688, 753-754
Essex, Evelyn, 82, 85 Euripides, 540
Euthanasia Society of America, 900
Evans, Olive, 215-218, 220, 221-223, 237, 265, 266
Exorcism, 188, 189, 280, 421, 422
“Eyes,” 345
Eyster, Mrs. James, 42
Fairfield County State Tuberculosis Sanitarium, 221-223, 224
Famous Convent School, A, 66 67
Famous Players Film Co., 214
Farley, James E., 916, 917 Farnum, William, 396, 397, 398, 451, 452
Farquhar, George, 21, 24, 84
Fashion, 543. 545, 546, 569
Faulkner, William, 396
Faure, Elie, 348
Faust, Lotta, 79, 731-732 Faversham, William, 446 Fechter, Charles, 48 Fenwick, Irene, 501 Ferber, Edna, 751 Ferguson, Elsie, 501 Fernandez, Bijou, 106 Fernandez, William “Spanish Willie,” 460-463
Feuillet, Octave, 306
Feydeau, Georges, 407 Field, Marshall, 618 Fifth Avenue Theatre (N.Y.), 103, 104
Film Cafe (N.Y.), 346 Findlater-Byth, James, 178, 179, 186
Finley, John, 559
Fire Linder the Andes, 626
Firpo, Luis Angel, 463 First Man, The, 93, 465, 466-468, 471, 482, 485, 487. 492, 498, 522, 523, 646 opening of, 496-497
Fisk, Shirley, 890, 891, 920, 926. 927-928, 929. 934
Fiske, John, 469
Fiske, Minnie Maddern, 375
Fitch, Clyde, 272
Fitzgerald, Barry, 882
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 20, . 457
Fitzgerald, Mary Eleanor “Fitzi,” 383-384, 444. 493, 494, 498, 513, 514, 526, 561, 587588, 611, 701, 710, 889
Fitzsimmons, Bob, 78
Flame, The, 831
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 283
Fog, 157, 250, 251-252, 254, 323, 326
Foley, Dan, 295
Fones, Byram, 206
Fones, Mrs. Byram
(Arlene Scott), 206, 207, 208-209, 741
Fontanne, Lynn
(Mrs. Alfred Lunt), 416, 418, 569, 649650, 658
For the Defense, 405, 406, 412, 413
Forbes, James, 143
Ford, Colin, 272
Fordham University, 65
Fordham University Players, 603
Forrest, Edwin, 17, 23, 25, 27, 65, 142
Forsyte Saga, The, 798 Fountain, The, 157, 189, 381, 469-470, 471, 472, 485, 507, 512513, 514, 515, 520, 522, 524, 526, 527, 534, 543, 560, 561, 574, 583, 586, 589, 59°, 591, 592, 653
Fourth Estate, The, 140 France, Anatole, 67-68 Francis, John, 331-332, 333, 338, 370, 380, 39°, 392
Frank, Florence Kiper, 385 Frank, Waldo, 328-329, 852
“Fratricide,” 245
Frazee Theatre (N.Y.),
47i
Frazer, James George, 469, 599
Frederick, Pauline, 240, 243, 256, 265, 532
“Free.” 145, 189, 210
Freedom, 308, 319
Freeman, Herbert, 796, 842
Freud, Sigmund, 306, 396, 577, 600
Friars Club, 229
F'ick, Henry Clay, 120-121
Friede, Donald, 597, 652
Friede, Mrs. Donald, 597
Frith, Hezekiah, 625
Frohman, Charles, 374, 375
Fr >hman, Daniel, 104, 214
Frost, Robert, 328, 611,
900
Fulton Theatre (N.Y.), 322
G A. M., The, 280, 345
Gable, Clark, 761
Gabriel, Gilbert, 593, 654, 661, 687, 752-753, 781
Gag’s Ewd, 847
Gale, Zona, 508
Gallant, Barney, 555
Galsworthy, John, 374, 375, 638, 652-653, 754. 798
Game, The, 310, 318
Ganey, Joseph “Doc,” 88, 89, 95, 124, 203, 206, 236, 589, 887
Gans, L lis, 786
Garbo, Greta, 482, 720
Garden Hotel (N.Y.), 294295, 296-297, 298, 380, 439, 659, 843
Garden of Allah, 240
Garland, Hamlin, 427, 508
Garland, Robert, 751, 781, 876
Garrick Theatre (N.Y.), 593
Gavlord Farm (Conn.), 223, 224 ff., 382, 483, 5i5, 9°o
Gee Pusaleml, 385
Gemier, Firmin, 523
Geneva Hall (cafe), 452
Cenn, Leo, 872
Gentle Furniture Shop, The, 344
George Dandin, 546, 551
George M. Cohan Theatre (N.Y.), 572
Gershwin, George, 756
G rshwin, Ira, 756
Gt st, Morris, 342, 561, 572
C'tting Married, 318
G.bson, Charles Dana, 131
Gierow, Karl Ragnar, 862, 941
Gilbert, George, 682
Gilbert, John, 56
Gilbert, Ruth, 771, 866
Gilbert & Sullivan, 56 Gilhuly’s saloon, 866-867
Gillette, William,, 340
Gilmore, Margalo, 468, 483, 646 . 1
Gilpin, Charles S., 445, 447. 448-45o> 485, 568, 720
Gilpin, William G., 133
Girard, George E., 911 Gish, Lillian, 208, 569, 643. 705. 707. 7i7, 718, 743, 776, 788, 891
Given, Eben, 227, 462, 472, 473. 474, 492, 502503. 5C7, 508, 509, 515, 517
Givens, Catherine, see O’Neill, Mrs. Shane
Glaspell, Susan
(Mrs. George Cook), 306, 307, 319, 365, 494. 513, 537, 7io, 753
and Agnes, 370
and Close the Book, 342, 343
and Cook, 303, 546
and Emperor Jones, 440- 44i
and Peaked Hill Bar. 729 and Provincetown Players, 317, 345, 492-493 and Road to the Temple, 309, 310
and Tickless Time, 388
and Verge, 493
and Washington Square Plavers, 304
and Woman's Honor, 380
Glass Menagerie, The, 327 Glencairn plays, 157-158, 159-162, Ib6, 260, 395, 567-568, 570, 619. 831, 899
Glittering Gate, The, 305 Gold, 157, 189, 382, 398, 421, 422, 427-428, 435- 441, 451, 452, 465, 469, 470-471, 472. 485, 491, 496, 516, 523, 619, 760
Gold, Michael, 358, 360, 500
Goldberg, Isaac, 391, 636, 637, 783
Golden Bough, The, 469, 599-600
Golden Eagle restaurant, 494
Golden Swan hotel, see Hell Hole
Goldman, Emma, 120-121, 245, 283, 298, 323, 330, 362, 384, 453, 473
Goldsmith, Oliver, 24, no Goldwyn, Sam, 830 Good Bad Woman, A, 575-576
Good Gracious, Annabelle, 318
“Good Night,” 301 Goodman, Edward, 306, 373. 421
Goodman, Melvin, 912 Gordon, Max, 373, 859-860 Gorham Press, 257
Gorki, Maxim, 162, 276, 277, 283, 499, 652, 802-803, 810
Gotham Book Mart, 258 Grace, Carol, 841, 850 851 Granville-Barker, Harley, 754
Gray’s Anatomy, 736 Great God Brown, The, io n, 55, 87, 89, 362, 381, 496, 528, 560, 562, 573, 576, 582, 584, 589, 59i. 594-595, 598-599, 600, 619, 653, 659, 688, 740, 746, 760, 788, 836 casting of, 592 opening of, 592-593 theme of, 578-581
Great Pacific War, The, 610
Greed of the Meek, The, 803, 826, 854
Green, Elizabeth
(Mrs. Eugene O’Neill, Jr-), 742
Green, Paul, 602, 654, 750, 753
Green Flat, The, 633 Green Room Club, 139, 452
Greenwich Village, 282 ff., 317 ff-, 343 ff-> 35°, 356 ff.
Greenwich Village Theatre, 484, 557, 561-562, 567, 569, 570, 572., 574, 584, 586, 588- 589, 599, 618, 637, 653
Gregory, Lady, 172 Griffith, William, 482-483 Grimm’s Fairy Tales, 857 Group Theatre, 750 Gruenberg, Louis, 724-725 Grundy, Sidney, 104 Guardsman, 7 he, 647 Guethary, 668-669, 672- 673, 674-675, 679
Guild Theatre (N.Y.), 645, 647, 652, 751, 753, 773
Guillaume Sam, 439 Guiterman, Arthur, 688 Gustaf, King of Sweden, 807
Hackett, William, 141
Hair of the Dog, A, 792, 854
Hairy Ape, The, 87, 145, 15°, ’57, I6o> 165, 166, 171, 272, 334, 352, 469, 478, 482, 485, 491, 493-496, 504-505, 5i3, 522, 523, 544, 569, 571, 613, 619, 646, 651, 659, 662-663, 676, 712, 715, 757, 762 casting of, 489-490, 492, 494-495, 501-502 controversy over, 507-508 movie version of, 718, 7’9, 857-858 openings of, 497, 498- 499, 502-503 story of, 488-489, 499- 500
Hale, Louise Closser, 406 Half Moon, The, 446 Halley’s Comet, 138 Halper, Emma, 237 Hamilton, Clayton, 258- 261, 263-264, 326, 414, 416-417, 799, 838-839, 879
Hamilton, Mrs. Clayton (Gladys), 258, 259, 879
Hamilton, Gilbert V., 596- 597, 611-612, 630-631
Hamilton, Henry, 104
Hamlet, 27, 352, 754
Hammarskjdld, Dag, 709, 862
Hammond, Percy, 479, 484, 498-499, 544, 545, 555, 57o, 593, 654, 661, 687, 751- 752, 774, 781
Hand of the Potter, The, 493
Hapgood, I lutchins, 287, 288, 291, 303, 304, 306, 307, 309, 319, 730
Hapgood, Mrs. Hutchins, see Boyce, Neith
Harding, Ann, 649, 746- 747
Hardy, Thomas, 410
Harem, The, 575
Harkness, Edward Stephen, 91-92, 604
Harlow, Jean, 858
Harper's Bazaar (magazine), 625
Harper's Weekly, 339
Harrigan, Ned, 592
Harrigan, William, 592
Harris, Sam, 452
Harte, Bret, 36
Hartford Times, 202
Harvard Club, 622
Harvard University, 75,
269 If., 603-604, 605
Hasenclever, Walter, 526, 562
Haunted, The, 702, 739, 745, 75i
Hauptmann, Gerhart, 585, 652, 757-758, 766
Hauptmann, Frau Gerhart, 757
Havel, Hippolyte, 298-299, 3’1, 359, 361, 459, 831
Hawthorne, Louise, 31-32, 33, 40, 41
Hayes, Helen, 390, 405, 422-423, 424, 425, 442, 569, 885 “Haymarket, The,” 125 Haymarket club (N.Y.), 125, 127
Hays, Alan, 730, 732
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 732
Hays, Blanche, 495-496 Haywood, Big Bill, 283, 301
Hearst, William Randolph, 97
Hecht, Ben, 326
Hedgerow Theatre (Philadelphia), 421-422
Heidt, Joe, 226, 738, 739, 740-741, 755, 860, 884, 929
Helburn, Theresa, 575, 633, 635-636, 650-651, 659, 687, 697, 708, 747, 812, 821, 846, 857, 884
Held, Anna, 129
Helicon, The, 663
Hell Hole, 284-286, 292, 293, 296, 298, 299, 301, 345, 346-347, 349, 350, 356-357, 359, 360, 361, 365, 367, 457-458, 472, 543, 831
Hellman, Lillian, 886
Hemingway, Ernest, 396 Henry Miller’s Theatre (N.Y.), 780
Flepburn, Katharine, 857, 858
Herbert, Victor, 128, 318 Flergesheimer, Joseph, 797 Hermit and His Messiah,
The, 380
Hettman, Frederick, 154, 155
Hewitt, John, 107, 108, 109, 414
Heyer, Harold, 215
Heyward, Du Bose, 646
Heyward, Mrs. Du Bose (Dorothy), 646
Hiawatha, 200-201
Hick’s soda fountain, 886 Hiebert, Daniel, 269, 278, 280, 400, 531
Hippolytus, 540
His Family, 426
His Widow's Husband, 340
History of the American Drama, A, 636
Hitler, Adolf, 779, 830, 849, 856
Hoboken Trinity Church, 133
Hobson's Choice, 375
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, 652
Holliday, Judy, 880
Holliday, Louis, 119-120, 124, 130, 283, 299,
Holliday, Louis (Cont.') 3”, 319, 367-368, 389, 833
Holliday, Polly, 283, 298299. 3”. 320, 346, 361, 367
Holmes, John Haynes, 576
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 611, 799
Homecoming, 702, 739, 751
Homestead Strike, 120
Honduras, 133, 134-137, 232
Honor Among the Bradleys, 388
Hooley, Richard, 31
Hopkins, Arthur, 374, 478, 485, 489, 514, 567, 599, 888
and Anna Christie, 471472, 476, 477. 480
and Carlotta, 501-502 and Count of Monte
Cristo, 451
and First Man, 487
and Fountain, 507, 515, 522, 524, 526, 561
and Hairy Ape, 492, 494, 501-502
and Jelliffe, 565
and Redemption, 383
Horace Liveright, Inc., 396, 597, 651, 652, 703, 73i, 733
Horton, Ralph, 113-114, 115
Horwitz, William H., 917
“Hound of Heaven, The,” 359360, 362
House of Connelly, 750
Hovey, Carl, 263
Hovey, Mrs. Carl (Sonya), 263
Howard, Bronson, 43, 44, 140
Howard, Faith, 207
Howard, Leslie, 446
Howard, Mildred, 207
Howard, Sarah, 42
Howard, Sidney, 525, 571572, 575. 576, 647, 653. 753
Huber, Joel, 626
Huber, Mrs. Joel, 626
Hi idson Dusters, 284, 299301, 346, 460
Hudson Theatre (N.Y.), 128
Hughes, Arthur, 749
Hughes, Elinor, 780 Hughie, 88, 285, 297, 843844, 847, 854
Hugo, Victor, 88 Hunted, The, 702, 739, 75i '
Huntington Hotel (San Francisco), 853
Hurok, Sol, 460
Hurst, Fannie, 262
Huston, Walter, 539, 568569, 590, 71b 7i9> 888
Hylan, Mayor (N.Y.), 549, 553
Ibsen, Henrik, 104, 112, 261, 276, 277, 340, 361, 522, 746, 754, 757, 761
Iceman Cometh, The, 87, 127, 178, 456, 594, 659, 77b 785, 79i, 834, 835, 836-837, 838, 839, 843, 847, 848, 855-856, 859, 860, 861, 864, 865, 869-870, 871, 873, 886, 888, 895-9, 947 background for, 170-171, 186, 285-286, 296, 297, 298, 368, 457, 459, 831 casting for, 863 controversy over, 885 opening of, 866, 874-877 story of, 831-833
Idiot, The, 233
Ikalis (ship), 158, 159-161, 163
’He, 97, 157, 314, 326, 344, 366, 395
In Abraham’s Bosom, 602, 654
In Old Kentucky, 47
In the Zone, 151, 153, 157, 326-327, 329, 373, 374, 387, 567, 59b 859 opening of, 340-341 Industrial Workers of the
World, 156
Informer, The, 659 Inscriptions, 879 Intimate Notebooks, The, 117, 188
Intimate Theatre, 316 Iris, Ira, 474
Irish Academy of Letters, 527
Irish Players, 172, 588
Irving, Washington, 23
Is Matrimony a Failure?, 140
It Cannot Be Mad, 675
Ives, Burl, 878
Jack’s restaurant (N.Y.), 127
James, Jimmy, 682
Jannings, Emil, 718
Jeffers, Robinson, 396, 768
Jefferson, Joseph, 17, 2324, 56
Jeffery, Mary, 406
Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 565-566, 567, 572, 576
Jelliffe, Mrs. Smith Ely (Belinda), 565, 566, 567, 572
Jenkins, Charles, 131
Jenkins, Mrs. Charles (Kate Cambias), 131, 138-140, 144, 173, 190, 505
Jenkins, Kathleen, see
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Kathleen)
Jenkins, Sue, see Light, Mrs. James # 1
Jenseits, 562
Jerome, Jerome K., 140
Jerome, William Travers, i73
Jest, The, 452, 477, 489
Jimmy-the-Priest’s, 161-162, 163, 166, 168, 170172, 173, 185, 186, 187, 226, 285, 296, 389. 831, 927
John Ferguson, 409
John Golden Theatre (N.Y.), 658, 659, 703
Jones, Robert Edmond "Bobby,” 455, 477, 514, 544, 546, 566, 567, 569, 582, 611, 618, 619, 711
and Ah, Wilderness!, 77b 774
and Anna Christie, 476 and Carlotta, 797, 897 and Constancy, 306-307 and Desire Under the
Elms, 540, 568
and Fountain, 591
and Hairy Ape, 492, 495
Jones, Robert Edmond “Bobby” (Cont.)
and Iceman Cometh, 861
and Jelliffe, 565
and Mourning Becomes Electra, 746
and Provincetown Players, 525
and Provincetown Playhouse, 536, 584, 587 and Spook Sonata, 536-
537
and Suppressed Desires, 306-307
and Touch of the Poet, 884-885
in Washington Square Book Shop, 305
and Welded, 543 Jones, Mrs. Robert Edmond, 568
Jonson, Ben, 600
Joseph and His Brethren, 223, 225, 240, 254- 257, 265, 295
Journal of Outdoor Life, 231
Joyce, James, 475, 530, 661, 730
Joynt, Father, 99
Jungemann, Elisabeth, 757
Just Suppose, 446 Justice, 374, 375
Kahn, Otto, 528, 618, 620, 637, 652, 660, 711, 75i
Kalcnyme, Louis, 473-475, 505, 516, 5’7, 519- 520, 529 531, 598, 671, 672-673, 674- 675, 685, 707, 711
Kamerny Theatre (Moscow), 715-717
Kantor, Louis, see Kalonyme, Louis
Karsner, David, 611
Kaufman, George, 653, 756 Kaufman, Morris “Mack,” 851, 892
Kaufman, Mrs. Morris, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes)
Keane, Doris, 543-544, 545 Keefe, Edward, 124-125, 127, 128, 129 130, 202, 203-204, 483, 586, 589
Keeney, Nat, 97-98
Keith. Robert, 592
Keith Circuit, 177. 373
Keith Theatre (Boston), 826
Kelly, George, 653
Kelly, Reuben, 327
Kemp, Harry, 283, 309, 310, 332, 364, 396, 463-464, 511
Kemp, Mrs. Harry, see Pyne, Mary
Kennedy, Charles O’Brien, 452-454, 455, 477, 478, 488, 489, 490, 492, 493, 494, 502, 710-711, 828, 840, 861, 879, 897-898, 923, 929, 930
Kenny, Nurse, 872
Kenton, Edna, 313, 363, 385, 444, 493, 494, 513, 524, 546
Kerrigan, J. M., 172, 882
Khayyam, Omar, 85
Kilrain, Jake, 91
King. Alexander, 651-652, 662-663
King, Mrs. Alexander, 662
King, Pendleton, 326
King, Thomas Armstrong, 49i
King Arthur's Socks, 318 King's Musketeers, The, 104
Kingsley, Sidney, 773
Kinsey, Alfred C., 596
Kipling, Rudyard, 67, 79, 88, 200, 259, 262, 353
Klauber, Adolph, 447
Klaw Theatre (N.Y.), 593
Klein, Charles, 340
Klein, William, 674 Knickerbocker Theatre (N.Y.), 104
Knights of Columbus, 229
Knock at the Door, A, 280
Knot-Holes, 344
Knowles, Sheridan, 142 Koenig, Sadie, 123-124 Kommer, Rudolf, 523 Komroff, Manuel, 233, 523-524, 586, 597, 599-600, 638, 651, 686, 699, 704, 711, 722, 725, 726, 727, 768
Komroff, Mrs. Manuel, 586
Koonen, Alice
(Mrs. Alexander Tairov), 716-717
Koussevitsky, Sergei, 644 Kozol, Harry, 918, 922, 929. 934, 935, 942
Krafft-Ebing, Richard von, 298
Kreymborg, Alfred, 320-321
Kronenberger, Louis, 876
Kruger, Otto, 484
Krutch, Joseph Wood, 412- 413, 482, 513, 571, 593, 601, 636-637, 684, 690, 693 694, 698, 702, 754, 766
Krutch, Mrs. Joseph Wood, 636, 637
Ku Klux Klan, 551-552
Kummer, Clare, 318
Lackaye, Wilton, 104 l.adies of the Evening, 575 Lady Frederick, 128
Lafayette Hotel (N.Y.), 283, 549- 572, 73i
Lambs Club (N.Y), 229, 295, 452, 453
Lander, Ruth, 867, 901-
902, 903, 904, 905, 927
Lange, Sven, 449
Langner, Lawrence, 656, 678, 686, 689, 696, 804, 809, 834, 835, 838, 861, 892, 906, 910, 914, 931
and Agnes, 711
and Ah, Wilderness!, 768, 772
in Bermuda, 632
and Brady, Alice, 747, 75’
and Carlotta, 855, 897, 922, 923
at Casa Genotta, 767, 797-798
and Days Without End, 768-769, 777, 778, 783-784
and Dynamo, 680, 687
and Eugene’s visit, 634- 636
and Iceman Cometh, 836, 855-856, 859, 864, 874-875
as Lawrence, Basil, 306 and Marco Millions, 632, 633-634> 635
Langner, Lawrence QCont.') and Matinata, 446 and Moon for the Misbegotten, 880, 882, 883, 884, 899
and Moore, 915
and Mourning Becomes Electra, 734, 747
as playwright, 306, 446 and Salem, Mass., 918 and Shaw, 428, 475 and Strange Interlude, 631-632, 633-634, 635> 650, 731
at Tao House, 825
and Theatre Guild, 487488, 631-632, 633
and Touch of the Poet, 899
and Washington Square Players, 305
I .angner, Mrs. Lawrence (Armina Marshall), 634-636, 711, 767, 797, 825, 855, 859, 884, 886, 892, 897, 910-911, 912, 914, 923, 929, 931-932
Lantz, Robert, 925
Lantz, Mrs. Robert, see Weingarten, Shirlee
Larimore, Earle, 650, 746, 748, 777. 778, 781
Larimore, Mrs. Earle (Selena Royle), 777778, 783
J 1st Conquest, The, 842
I tst Laugh, The, 718
Last Masks, 421
I timer, Frederick P., 195, 196-197, 209, 282
Latimer, Mrs. Frederick P., 209
I aughlin, Anna, 79 Laughter, 600
Laurence, William, 275278, 279
Lawrence, Basil, see Langner, Lawrence
“Lay of the Singer’s Fall, The,” 221
Lazarus Laughed, 189, 352, 381, 589, 598, 599, 600-603, 611, 616, 618-619, 625, 627, 637, 638, 651, 662, 664. 696, 720, 763
Lefty Louie, 284, 458
I enin, Nikolai, 443
Lenormand, Henri Rene, 526, 715
Le Plessis chateau, 692-694, 700-703, 705 ff., 715, 722 ff., 734-735, 787, 805 ,
Letter, The, 633
Letters of Sherwood Anderson, 794
Lever, Charles, 88
Lewis, Albert, 373, 380, 592
Lewis, Jim, 203
Lewis, Sinclair, 670, 728729, 730, 807, 810, 813, 814
Lewis, Mrs. Sinclair, 670
Lewisohn, Ludwig, 412
Lewisohn, Samuel, 392
Lewys, Georges, 703-704, 730-733
Liberal Club, 305, 317
Liberator, The, 358, 361
Liberty magazine, 119, 120
Liebier, Theodore J., 102103, X04, 106, 265, 295
Liebier, Theodore J., Jr., 143, 219-220
Liebier and Co., 102-103, 104, icy, 141, 282, 390
Life (magazine), 872 873
Life of Bessie Bowen, The, 770, 784, 787, 790, 792
Life With Father, 838
Light, James “Jimmy,” 348, 458-459, 495, 512, 515, 517, 569, 611, 619, 642, 657, 710
and All God's Chilian, 551, 552,-553. 554. 555
background of, 343
in Bermuda, 582-583, 627
and Carlotta, 504, 711712
and Diff'rent, 454
and Emperor Jones, 445 and Eugene’s illness, 924 and Eugene’s “medal,”
559-56o
and Hairy Ape, 494
at Peaked Hill, 509 and Provincetown
Players, 343'344
Light, James “Jimmy”
(Cont.)
and Provincetown Playhouse, 587
and Where the Cross is Made, 385, 471
Light, Mrs. James (#1) (Sue Jenkins), 517, 627
Light, Mrs. James (#2) (Patty), 627, 657
Lima Beans, 320-321 Lincoln Arcade, 124 Lindbergh, Charles A., 635 Lindsay, Howard, 878 Lindsay, Mrs. Howard, 878 Lindsay, Vachel, 283
Little, Richard H., 178-180 Little Old New York, 452 Little Theatre (N.Y.), 413, 424
Liveright, Horace, 395-396, 524. 574-575, 599, 651, 652, 686, 688, 704, 711, 723, 730, 742, 767-768 see also Horace Live- right, Inc.
Liverpool, England, 166168
Lloyd George, David, 442 Lockridge, Richard, 687, 752, 781
Logan, Joshua, 877, 915 London,Jack, 80, 90, 112, 144, 167, 196, 286
London Times, 899
Long Day's Journey Into Night, 6-8, 61, 86, 212, 235, 594, 604, 630, 785, 79i, 839, 847, 885
and Ah, Wilderness!, 8186
and All God’s Chillun, 534-535, 578-579
and Booth, Edwin, 2627
and Carlotta, 836, 838, 841, 862-863, 936, 937, 946 ff.
casting for, 880-882 censorship of, 883-884 and Chappells, 94-95 dates of, 195, 213 doctor in, 215 and Dorsey, 98 and Dynamo, 671 and Edmund, 188
Long Day's Journey Into Nigh* (Cont.)
and Ella, 3-4, 9-10, n, 14, 15, 41, 53, 55, 58, 59, 69, 93, 215, 535, 833
and Eugene, Jr., 905, 937 and James, 3, 9-10, 13, 21, 186, 219, 220, 535, 834
and Jamie, 3-4, 13, 214, 497, 579, 848, 880
and Kathleen, 208
and Keeney, 97
and New London house, 52, 83
and piano, 13
and pig episode, 91 publication of, 861-863
Prlitzer Prize for, 863 relatives’ reaction to, 93 and the sea, 145-146, 152, 251-252, 872-873 and Touch of the Poet, 800
and Welch, Mary, 880882, 883
Long Voyage Home, The, 157, 159, 160, 167, 326 327, 329, 333, 335, 339, 366, 388, 567, 857, 930 opening of, 342 movie version of, 831
Lord, Pauline, 476-477, 478, 485, 501, 611, 619
Lord and Taylor, 35
Lord Chumley, 56
Lost Plays of Eugene O’Neill, The, 250, 262, 272
Louisville (Ky.} CourierJournal, 480
Love ’Em and Leave ’Em, 278
Love for Love, 562 “Love’s Lament,” 217
Lowell, Amy, 283, 328
Luce, Claire, 620-621, 891-892
Lucerne Hotel (N.Y.}, 115, 124
Lundigan, Bridget, see Quinlan, Mrs. Thomas Joseph
Lunt, Allred, 405, 618, 646, 649
Lyceum Theatre (New London}, 82, 99, 209, 483
Lyceum Theatre (N.Y.}, 342, 544
Lyman, David Russell, 225, 227 228, 234-235, 236, 238, 240, 244, 253, 282, 292, 320, 330, 414, 483, 900
Lynch, Edward, 224
MacAdoo, William, 508
McBride, Philip, 934 McCarthy, Joseph, 67-69, 7°, 533. 756, 900
McCarthy, Mary, 899
McCormick, Langdon, 405 McCreery’s, 35 McGarry’s bar, 202 McGinley, Arthur, 81, 82, 85, 89, 98, 202, 203, 218, 221, 226, 255, 268, 320, 331, 332333, 346, 417, 432, 589, 686, 711, 780, 796
McGinley, John, 51-52, 81 McGinley, Mrs. John
(Evelyn Essex}, 82, 85
McGinley family, 81-82 MacKaye, Percy, 409, 576 MacKellar, Helen, 405, 406, 410, 413, 442, 463, 464, 547
McLean Hospital (Belmont, Mass.}, 912, 914, 9i5-9i7> 918
McVicker, J. H., 25, 26
McVicker, Mary, 26
McVicker’s Stock Co., 16 McVicker’s 1 heatre
(Chicago), 25-26, 2731, 105, 178
Macbeth, 25, 27, 477, 571, 584, 754
Macgowan, Kenneth, 226, 470, 471, 472, 488, 490, 492, 512, 526, 528, 45V 544. 560, 561. 564, 568, 569, 578, 582, 583, 588, 590, 594, 599. 601, 603, 629, 610, 612, 620, 627 628, 666, 667, 668, 669, 670, 671, 679. 680, 699 and All God's Chillun, 547, 55i
Macgowan, Kenneth
(Conf.}
and analysis, 596
and Anna Christie, 480
and Carlotta, 502, 624, 664, 710, 923-924
ana Desire Under the Elms, 575, 576-577
and Drama League, 448449
and Emperor Jones, 446, 447, 466
and Eugene’s drinking, 585
and Fountain, 468, 469
and Glencairn plays, 567 and Great God Brown,
592
and Greenwich Village Theatre, 563, 584, 587, 589
and Hairy Ape, 502
and Lazarus Laughed, 618-619
and Nobel Prize, 809810
and poetry of Eugene, 854
and Provincetown Playhouse, 514, 525, 536, 537, 543, 546, 547, 55i, 563, 584, 587
and Strange Interlude, 730
and Straw, 484
Macgowan, Mrs. Kenneth, 585, 596
Mack, Willard, 471
Mack, William, 342
Mackay, Catherine
“Kitty,” 235-237, 238
Macready, William Charles, 27
Macy’s, 35
Mad Dog, The, 501
Madden, Richard, 391-392, 396, 425, 572, 574, 575, 634, 678, 680, 689, 711, 762, 768
Madison Hotel (N.Y.}, 736, 737, 780, 788, 789
Madison Square Garden, 294, 296, 297, 406, 462. 772
Maeterlinck, Maurice, 306
Magic Curtain, The, 884 Magnificent Ambersons,
The, 426
Maid of the Ozarks, The, 884
Mai-mai Sze, 686, 825, 897, 928
Maine, 603, 609 ff
Majestic Theatre (N.Y.), 79
Maloney, Dr., 573
Mamoulian, Rouben, 646
Man from Home, The, 128 Man on Iron Horseback,
The, 792, 854 Manhattan Opera House, 318, '331
Mann, Theodore, 863, 947 ff-
Mann, Thomas, 652, 728, 766
Mansfield, Richard, 95-96, 104
Mansfield, Mrs. Richard, 95 Mantle, Bums, 326, 544, 545, 781
Marblehead, Mass., 895899, 905-907, 908911, 928
Marbury, Elisabeth, 391, 603, 613, 615, 616, 617
Marchand, Damon, 299 Marchand, Mrs. Damon (Marie), 299
Marchesini, Adele, 320 Marco Millions, 157, 352, 428, 527-528, 534, 560-561, 562, 563, 572-573, 574, 575, 589, 599, 627, 631632, 633, 635, 639, 642, 645, 649, 651, 652, 769 casting of, 646 opening of, 653-654
Marinoff, Fania
(Mrs. Carl Van Vech- ten), 614, 706, 707, 711, 767, 797, 829, 892
Marion. George, 478 Mukham, Kyra, 309, 311, 537
Markham, Marcella, 866, 880
Marquis, Don, 576
Marshall, Armina, see Langner, Mrs. Lawrence
Martin, James Joseph “Slim,” 348-349, 350355, 439-440, 445,
Martin, James Joseph "Slim” (Cont.) 45°, 459-46o, 488, 553'555, 59i
Martin Beck Theatre (N.Y.), 687,.874
Marvell, Andrew, 899
Marx, Karl, 353
Masefield, John, 259, 345, 890
Masses, The (magazine), 196, 283, 293, 318, 321, 331, 356, 358, 359, 442
Massey, Edward, 275, 326
Massey, Raymond, 872
Master Builder, The, 104
Matinata, 446
Matisse, Henri, 371
Maugham, Somerset, 128, 633, 638, 754, 798, 900
Maxine Elliott Theatre (N.Y.), 172
Maya, 674
Mayer, Louis B., 830, 857
Medea, 540
Meighan, James, 569
Meighan, Mrs. James
(Morris, Mary), 569
Meighan, Tom, 106
Meisner, Sanford, 646
Melody of Youth, 322
Melting Pot, The, 140 "Memoranda on Masks,” 766
Men in White, 773
Mencken, H. L., 338, 482483, 52i, 534, 559' 560, 611
Mencken, Helen, 501
Merman, Ethel, 878
Merrill, Charles, 527
Merrill, Fenimore, 340
Merrill, Flora, 584
Merritt Hospital (San
Francisco), 819-822
Metamora, 23
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 761, 774
Metropolitan Magazine, 196, 262, 302
Metropolitan Opera House, no, 725
Meyer, Frank, 610, 706, 867, 868, 900-901, 902-904, 905-906
Meyer, Mrs. Frank (Elsie), 902-904, 905
Meyer, John, 903
Middleton, George, 342, 4i7
Mielziner, Jo, 657, 888 Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 344, 385, 730, 906
Millay, Kathleen, 344 Millay, Norma, 344, 569, 906
Miller, Alexander, 562
Miller, Arthur, 5
Miller, Gilbert, 599
Miller, James Alexander, 224-225
Millionaire's Daughter, The, 44
Mills, A. R., 168
Millspaugh, Dr., 531
Milton, John, 899
Miner’s Daughter, The, 46
Minsky, Harry, 458, 485 Mirabeau, Honore de, 119 Miss Innocence, 129
Miss Lulu Bett, 508
Miss Multon, 36-37
Miss 1917, 342
Mitchell, Thomas, 388, 828
Mizner, Wilson, 140
Modern Drama, 833 Modem Library, 395-396 Modern Marriage, 119 Modjeska, Helena, no Moeller, Philip, 306, 647649, 650, 657, 660, 687, 690, 746, 749, 75b 77b 772-773. 774. 778-779, 781, 783
Moffat, John, 504
Moffat, Mrs. John, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta)
Mohican Hotel (New London), 432, 434, 53i
Moise, Nina, 324-325, 342, 344. 357-358, 365. 369, 372, 379. 384, 385-386, 387, 388, 430
Moliere, 546, 754
Mollan, Malcolm, 197, 198, 199-200, 486, 487
Molnar, Ferenc, 647, 654 Money, 119
Monroe House (Provincetown), 487, 492
Montauk Inn (New London), 90-91, 92
Monterey, Carlotta, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta)
Moody, William Vaughn, 409
Moon for the Misbegotten, A, 7-8, 86, 90, 91, 92, 97, no, 118, 362, 497, 500, 529, 534, 604, 791, 800, 844, 847, 848-850, 855-856, 862, 865, 870, 885, 886, 899, 922, 934, 936-937, 947
casting of, 880-882 controversy over, 883-884 opening of, 883
Moon of the Caribbees, The, 150, 153, 157, 161, 166, 326, 329, 339, 340, 358, 361, 381, 386, 387, 391, 400, 456, 567, 720 cast of, 388 opening of, 388-389
Moon of the Caribbees and Six O'her Plays of the Sea, The, 395 “Moonlight,” 314 Moore, Merrill, 915-916, 921, 922, 926, 927, 93i
Moran, Irene, 93
Moran, Julian, 516
More Stately Mansions, 799, 801, 803, 804, 829-30, 854, 938, 95i
Morehouse, Ward, 713, 875
Morgan, J. P., 96
Morgan family, 205 Morosco Theatre (N.Y.), 405, 406, 407
Morris, Clara, 36-37 Morris, Mary
(Mrs. James
Meighan), 569
Morschauser, Joseph, 190 Morse, Salmi, 44-45 Morton House (N.Y.), 35 Moscow Art Theatre, 588 Most, Johann, 121 Mother Earth (magazine), 245. 384
Mother's Secret, The, 42 Motherwell, Hiram Kelly, 306, 361
Mount St. Vincent
Academy, 64-70, 71-72 Mouquin’s restaurant
(N.Y.), 124 Mourning Becomes Electra, 5, 87, 150, 155, 157, 437> 578, 594, 631, 659, 715, 721-724, 725-728, 734'735, 738, 739-740, 742745, 756, 757-758, 759, 761, 762, 769, 785, 788, 802, 827, 836, 839, 857-858, 870, 872, 963
casting for, 746-747, 748749
and Nobel Prize, 728 opening of, 750-755 story of, 698-701, 721
722
title of, 433
Movie Man, The, 262, 263 Mowatt, Anna Cora, 543 Mr. Faust, 493
Mullett, Mary B., 146, 148 Munsell, Warren, 784 Muray, Nickolas, 614, 625, 653
Murdock, Harry, 36 Murphy, Walter, 483 Murray, Catherine, 230-231 Murray, Elizabeth, 58, 695696
Museum of the City of
New York, 786, 855 Mussolini, Benito, 766
Nantucket, 584, 585-586, 589
Nathan, George Jean, 14, 126, 429, 435, 456, 462, 466, 470, 524, 573, 578, 619, 638, 675, 677, 686, 688, 690, 702, 715, 719, 722, 723, 727, 728, 729, 822, 826, 828, 830, 853, 861, 869870, 871, 892
and Agnes, 711
and Ah. Wildernessl, 769 and All God's Chillun,
534
and American Mercury, 534
and American Spectator, 766
and Anderson, M., 810
Nathan, George Jean (Cent.) and Anna Christie, 436 beer, gift of, 796 and Carlotta, 756, 845, 937
and casting, 650
and Catholicism, 764 and Days Without End, 764, 783
and European drama, 339-340
and Faust, Lotta, 79 and First Man, 497 first meeting with, 391 and Gold, 427 and Hairy Ape, 491 and Haunted, 745 and Honor Among the
Bradleys, 388
and Hughie, 844 and Iceman Cometh, 856, 876
Intimate Notebooks of, 188
and Lazarus Laughed, 601
and Le Plessis, 705-706 and Marco Millions, 428 and medal story, 559560
and O’Casey, 787-788, 789-790
and Old Bean story, 349 and Oona, 842, 844 at plagiarism trial, 731
732
and player pianos, 776
and Princeton story, 116117
and Rothschild story, 717 and Smart Set, 339-340, 374> 382
and Strange Interlude, 428, 637
and suicide story, 188 and Tairov, 716-717 and Tao House, 827 Theatre of, 636 and Welded, 521 and Woollcott, 658
Nation, The (magazine), 412, 571, 593
National Institute of Arts and Letters, 559
National Theatre (Cincinnati), 22, 23
National Theatre (Washington, D.C.), 885886
Nazimwa, Alla, 2—'. 746, 748, -49, 777
Neagle’s bar, 202
Neal, Patricia, 886, 888 N :d McCobb's Daughter, . 653
Negro Play, 847
N. ighborhood Play
house (N \.), 496
Nesbit, Evelyn, 98
Nesbitt, Cathleen, 172 Neuberger, Richard L., 136, 812-813
New Central Hotel (Provincetown), 327
New London, Conn., n, 39, 51, 5:, 81, 83-85, 86, 89, 94, 95, 97, 98, 195 ft’., 430, 529-530, 74i
New London Day, 52, 81, 195, 200, 202
New London Telegraph, 195 ff., 230, 232, 265, 41 7 473, 486, 86o
Nor Republic, The (magazine). 571, 611
New 1 -'rk (ship), 163-166 New York American, 341, 502, 548-549> 570,
635,691
New 1 rk Call, 245, 523
New York Clipper, 431
New York Evening Mail, 3-6
New York Evening Telegram, 401, 409, 480
New York Evening World,
_ 341
New York Globe, 341, 446, 466, 480
New Y .rk Herald, 339, 34i, 409, 479-48o, 544- 547, 548
New V rk Heald Tribune, 544, 611, 685-686, 691, 712, 718, 755, _ 757, 87?
New >rk Journal America^, 876
New \ork Mirror, 264, 875
New Aork Morning Telegraph, 385
New y jrk News, 544, 545, _ 739. 781, 875
New York Post, 409, 471, 479, 752, 842, 875
New ) ork Review, 385, 6’4
New York Sun, 341, 544, 593, 654, 687, 713, 752, 7S1, 875
New York Telegram and Evening Mail, 556
New York Theatre, 129 New York Times, The, 36, 37, 38, 49, «28, } 150, 275, 322, 341, 342, 406, 408, 443, 447, 471, 480, 481, 544, 545, 556, 570, 571, 592, 603, 646, 652, 654, 660, 663, 684-685, 695, 712, 73i> 734, 738, 743, 749, 755, 774, 787, 811, 814, 822, 829, 871, 873, 875, 888, 898-899
New York Tribune, 36, 267, 326, 341, 380, 385, 408, 446, 471, 473, 479
New York World, 138-139, 408-409, 410, 4’79, 484, 498, 523, 544, 545, 584, 585, 59i, 654, 658, 659, 662, 669-670. 688. 729, 753
New York World-Telegram,
New Yorker, The, 117, 155, 267, 346, 613, 661, 688, 737, 753, 796-797, 869, 887
Newman, Arnold, 873 Nichols, Dudley, 348, 659660, 662, 687-6S8, 831-832. 872. 877, 897
Nichols, Lewis, 888
Nichols, Mrs. Lewis, 888 Nielson, Adelaide, 30-31, 37
Nietzsche, Friedrich, no, 121-122, 124, 234, 275, 276, 277, 286, 353, 680-681, 814, 921, 938
Nigger of the Narcissus, The, 146, 351
Night, 342
Night's Lodging, A, 162, 499
Nigh wood, 888
Nird’inger, Ella, 14, 15
No Foolin’, 620
“No More I’ll Go A-Rov- ing,” 150
Nobe1 Prize, 5 136 234, 396, 728-729, 785, 807-812, 813-814, 819820, 821-822, 825-826, 862, 884
Nordfeldt, Bror, 304, 362
Nordfeldt, Mrs. Bror, 316 North China Daily News, 681
Northport, L.I., 741-746, 756
Norton, Elliot, 933
Nostalgia, 742
Not Smart, 309, 310 Nothing is Lost Save
Honor, 792, 854
Notre Dame (school, University), 14
Now I Ask You, 280, 345 Nugent, Slim, 553-554
Oakland Tribune, 839
Obituary, The, 323 O’Carolan, Jim, 287-289 O’Carolan, Terence, see
Carlin, Terry
O'Casey, Sean, 118, 348, 754. 766, 787-790, 830
O’Connor, Luke, 345, 357, 420, 460
Odd Man Out, 892
Oedipus, 754
Oenslager, Donald, 569
Of Mice and Men, 620
Of Thee I Sing, 756, 802 Of Time and the River, 270
Ohler, W. Richard, 935, 939 “Old Bean, The,” 349
Old Lady, 31, 318
Olivier, Lawrence, 885
Ollie Oleson’s Saga, 718 Olympic Theatre (St.
Louis), 105
O’Neill, Edmund Burke (brother), 51, 52, 53, 188, 432, 500
O’Neill, Edward (grandfather), 20
O’Neill, Mrs. Edward (Mary) (grandmother), 20, 51
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes Boulton O’Neill Kaufman), 367. 379. 385, 390, 397. 420, 432, 434, 456, 466, 471, 494, 497, 506, 507, 512, O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes Boulton O Neill Kaufman) (Cont.) 514- 519, 574. 605, 612, 641, 642, 663, 672, 673, 683, 710, 711, 801, 840 and analysis, 596 background of, 364-365 and Barbara, 364, 370, 386, 510-511, 609, 610, 617
and Bermuda, 562, 564, 572, 575, 582, 598, 599, 603, 622, 624, 625, 640
and break-up of marriage, 617, 623, 625-626, 627, 635
and Brook Farm, 515, 5i7, 541-542, 558, 599
and Carlotta, 615, 623, 625
courtship of, 365-366, 368, 369-370, 371 and Delaney, 695-696 and divorce from
Eugene, 654 655, 656, 666-667, 669-672, 674, 675, 678, 679- 680, 690, 691, 692, 696, 860-861 and Dynamo, 677 and Eugene’s drinking, 462, 472-473, 542- 543, 586, 626
and Eugene’s plays, 366, 369, 382, 387-388, 498, 544, 632
as homemaker, 370, 616- 617
and Jamie, 380, 532, 533 and Kaufman, 892 in Maine, 609, 610, 615, 616-617
and marriage to Eugene, 372, 374
in New York apartment, 476, 478
and Oona, 583, 844, 851 at Peaked Hill Bar, 392, 393, 394'395, 399, 508 509
in Provincetown, 370, 37i, 377, 380, 400, 416, 419, 487
and Shane, 400, 509, 627
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes Boulton O Neill Kaufman) (Cont.)
Ullman, Allen, and, 372- 373
and Welded, 765
in West Point Pleasant, 386-387, 694-695
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta Monterey O'Neill), 151, 269, 625, 626, 630, 673, 708, 715. 725, 728, 762, 787, 788, 789, 79 b 792, 794, 844, 856, 860, 869, 874, 883, 897, 921, 945 ff.
as actress, 502, 504
and Agnes, 615, 623, 625 and Ah, Wilderness!, 770 and Aronberg, 861 and Baker, 756-757 and Barton, 613-615, 706-707, 736-739
and Blemie, 714, 827- 828, 837
and bromide poisoning, 908 ff.
and Casa Genotta, 759- 761, 765 766, 767, 768, 794, 795, 796 ff., 822
and Catholicism, 763, 922 and Chapman, 502 and Christmas, 829 courtship of, 622 624, 635, 641, 642
and Crouse, 877-878 and Cynthia, 504, 663, 922-923
and Days Wi'hout End, 764, 765, 777, 783 death of, 961 and death of Eugene, 938-940, 941-943 description of, 503-504, 949
and Dowling, 856
and Dynamo, 676 and Eugene’s illness, 819-820, 821, 838, 842, 845-846, 847-848, 858, 878-879, 887, 898- 899, 9OO> 907, 937
and Eugene Jr., 706, 867, 868, 900, 901, 90 5
and Eugene III, 869 and first trip with
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta Monterey O’Neill) (Cont.) Eugene, 654-656, 664- 665, 666, 667, 668 ff.
in France, 667-669 and fur-lined coat, 656- 657
and Gans, 786
and Hairy Ape, 501-502, 569
as homemaker, 616, 657, 698, 705, 723, 766
illness of, 819-820, 842, 900, 907, 909 ff., 954 ff.
and Langners, 931-932 and Larimores, 778 and Light, 712 and literary trust, 936 and Long Day’s Journey, 836, 838, 841, 862- 863, 936, 937
at McLean Hospital, 912, 914, 915-917, 918
and Macgowan, 502, 624, 664, 710, 923-924
in Maine, 613, 615-616, 617
and Marblehead, 895 ff., 906-907, 908-912, 928 marriage to Eugene, 696- 697
and Moffat, 504 and monkey, 667 f., 950, 955
and Moon for the Misbegotten, 848-849
and Mourning Becomes Electra, 698, 723, 734- 735. 747. 748, 749, 756, 757
and music, 644
and Nathan, 845
and New London, 741 and Nobel Prize, 807, 808
at Northport, 745 746 and Oona, 742, 841, 852 photographs of, 653, 697, 772, 873
and player piano, 776 and plays of Eugene. 3, 6-7, 605, 608, 848, 854, 862, 938
and reconciliation, 933- 934
and Pioosevelt, F. D , 813 in San Francisco, 854, 855
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta Monterey (O’Neill) (Cont.) and Sea Island, 759-761 in Seattle, 806, 809 and seclusion, 709-710, 711-712, 774, 822, 839-840, 845, 893894, 895, 898-899 and separation, 888-893, 919, 922 ff.
and Shane, 742, 868 and Sipes, 839-840 and Speyer, 635 and Tao House, 822-823, 824-825, 839-840, 853-854
and Weingarten, Shirlee, 865, 887, 888
and Will of Eugene, 934
and Yale collection, 757 O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Kathleen Jenkins O’Neill Pitt-Smith), 161, 172, 189-190, 374
background of, 131 courtship of, 131-133 divorce of, 173, 190191, 208
and Eugene Jr., 138, 392, 505, 506, 583, 590, 742, 904-905 marriage of, 133, 137, 138-140, 144
O'Neill, Eugene Gladstone birth of, 55-58 family of, see O’Neill, James; O’Neill, Mrs. James; O’Neill, James, Jr.; and O’Neill, Edmund
education of, see Mount St. Vincent, De La Salle, Betts, Princeton, and Harvard first marriage of, see
O'Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Kathleen) and gold prospecting, ’33-137
fir > child of, see O’Neill, Eugene, Jr.
and vaudeville touring, 142-143, 175-177, 182-183, 185
as sailor, 144 ff.
suicide attempt of, 187188
O’Neill, Eugene Gladstone
(Cont.) as reporter, 195 ff. and tuberculosis, see Gay
lord Farm
and Maibelle Scott, see
Scott, Maibelle
and Beatrice Ashe, see 1 Ashe, Beatrice
in New London, 195 ff. in Greenwich Village,
282 ff., 317 ff., 343 ff.,
356 ff.
and Louise Bryant, see Bryant, Louise
and Provincetown, see Provincetown
and Provincetown
Players, see Provincetown Players
second marriage of, see
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene
(Agnes')
second child of, see
O’Neill, Shane at Peaked Hill Bar, see
Peaked Flill Bar in Ridgefield, see Brook
Farm psvchoanalysis of, 595-597 in Bermuda, see Bermuda third child of, see
O’Neill, Oona at Belgrade Lake, see
Maine break-up of marriage and divorce, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Agnes) in Europe, 667 ff.; see also Le Plessis chateau in Far East, 678, 680686
third marriage of, see O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta)
in New York, 859 ff. in Northport, 741-746 at Sea Island, 759 ff- in Seattle, 806 ff.
and Nobel Prize, 807 ff.
in California, 819 ff.; see also Tao House
in New York, 859 ff. in Marblehead, 895 ff. hospitalization of, 890
893, 910 ff. in Boston, 893, 933 ff. death of, 938-940, 941
943
O’Neill, Eugene Gladstone (Cont.)
plays of, see page 944 and individual listings
O’Neill, Eugene Jr. (son by Kathleen), 507, 539, 561, 695, 915, 927 in Bermuda, 583-584 birth of, 138-140 and Carlotta, 867, 868, 900
death of, 904-906,913-915 and dog, 590
education of, 505, 516, 605, 699, 743, 801, 852, 855
first meeting with Eugene, 505-506
and Lander, Ruth, 867, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905
at Le Plessis, 706
and Long Day’s Journey, 862, 937
in Maine, 609, 610, 612 marriages of, 742, 853 and Meyers, 900-901, 902-905
and Peaked Hill Bar, 508-509, 663, 729
and plays of Eugene, 673, 867
O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene Jr. (Elizabeth Green), t 742
O’Neill, Eugene III (son of Shane), 868-869
O’Neill, Frankie, 297 O’Neill, Henry, 504
O’Neill, James (father), 34, 35. 55. 57-58, 73, 76, 90, 91, 103, 122, 123, 129, 130, 163, 174, 186, 188, 191, 195, 204, 217, 218, 239, 240, 241, 245, 253, 262, 274, 276, 281, 330. 333. 453. 468, 515, 528, 531, 539, 577. 578-579. 582, 595. 745. 762, 763764, 777, 800, 813, 834, 852-853, 871872
as actor, 17-19, 22-32, 36-37. 44. 45 47. 4850, 52-54, 68, 104107, 109-111, 141-
O’Neill, James (father) (Cent.)
142, 175 ff., 219, 256
257, 331, 590
and Agnes, 386, 392
background of, 9, 17, 20-23, 166
as clubman, 229
death of, 415, 416, 419, 424, 430-433, 500
and education, 17, 64-65, 77, 116
and Ella, 9-11, 15-16, 17, 19-20, 33, 38-39, 41, 42, 44, 51, 56, 59, 183-184, 206-207, 535
as gambler, 297
at Garden Hotel, 294295, 296-297
and Hawthorne, Louise, 31-32
and Jamie, 82, 83, 99, 100-102, 105, 106108, 109, 177-178, 182-183, 254-256, 286, 295, 296, 335, 338, 414-415
and Kathleen, 13 2-13 3, 137-140, 161, 172-173, 392, 452
and Long Day’s Journey, 3-4, 8, 9-10, 15, 2627, 97, 219, 535
marriage of, 38-39, 41
as miser, 3, 43-44, 8485, 219-222
and New London, 11, 51-52, 81, 82-83, 94, 95-99, 483
and plays of Eugene, 254255, 263-265, 282, 319, 322-323, 338339, 374, 407, 408, 414, 415, 451-452, 753
at Prince George Hotel, 294, 295
and Rippins, 241, 242, 243
and Scott, Maibelle, 208, 212, 216
Shane and, 400, 401 and tuberculosis sanitarium, 221-223, 224, 225, 238
and Walsh, Nettie, 32, 33, 39-42, 70-71, 137, 392
O'Neill, Mrs. James
(mother)
(Mary Ellen "Ella” Quinlan), 47, 62, 64, 65, 69, 76, 77, 82, 84, 85, 90, 99, no, 133, 140, 175, 212, 218, 223, 238, 294, 296, 330, 414, 473, 535, 538-539, 578579, 595, 74b 834
and Agnes, 386
and Austin, Leslie, 257 background of, 9, 12-16 and Catholicism, 14, 46, 69, 73
death of, 496, 497, 500501
and James, 9-11, 15-16, 17, 19-20, 33, 36, 37, 38-39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 50-51, 53, 54, 56, 59, 94, 109, 183-184, 206-207, 219, 430, 43i, 535
and Jamie, 53, 60, 108, 239, 295, 434, 491, 496, 497
and Kathleen, 138-139, 189-190
and Long Day's Journey, 3-4, 8, 9-12, 15, 55, 58, 59, 93
at Lucerne Hotel, 123 marriage of, 38-39, 41 and music, 12, 13, 14, 16
and narcotics, 3-4, 58-59, 60, 72-73, 93, 101, 109, 183184, 186, 189, 206-207, 215, 498, 500
and New London, 11, 51-52, 81, 83, 92-95, 240
and plays of Eugene, 338339, 407
and Prince George Hotel, 294, 295
and Rippins, 241-243
and Scott, Maibelle, 216 as widow, 432-434, 490-
49i
O’Neill, James, Jr. “Jamie” (brother), 47, 50, 52, 60, 75, 78-79, 85, 90, 92, 93, 98, 115, 123, 128, 175, 191, 196, 212, 216, 265, 289,
O’Neill, James, Jr. “Jamie” (brother) (Cont ) 335, 365, 424, 425, 500, 575, 578-579, 831, 834
as actor, 80, 100, 104109, 142-143, 374
and alcoholism, 4, 107108, 214, 414-415, 497, 507, 531-532, 573
birth of, 44
and Cadenas, Frances, 531-532
death of, 532-533, 538539
and Ella, 53, 60, 70, 108, 239, 295, 434, 490-491, 496, 497498, 529
and Frederick, Pauline, 239-240
at Garden Hotel, 294, 295, 296, 297, 380, 659, 843
and horse racing, 644 and James, 82, 83, 97, 99, 100-102, 105, 106108, 109, 177-178, 182-183, 254-256, 286, 295, 296, 335, 338, 414-415, 43L 432, 433
and Kalonyme, 529-531 and Moon for the Misbegotten, 7-8, 97, 497, 529, 534, 848-849
and plays of Eugene, . 345-346, 4i4 in Provincetown, 380 and Rippins, 241, 243 at school, 65
and Walsh, Nettie, 70-71 O’Neill, John (godfather), 42
O’Neill, Maire, 172 O’Neill, Oona (daughter by
Agnes)
(Mrs. Charles Chaplin), 603, 625, 664, 696, 826, 853, 896, 898, 913, 930
birth of, 583
and Carlotta, 742 and Chaplin, 851-852 and Kennedy, 840 in Maine, 609-610 marriage of, 851 and parents’ divorce, 672, 679, 694, 742, 801
O’Neill, Oona (Contd) and Salinger, 842, 850851
social life of, 840-841, 842-843, 844, 845
at Tao House, 840-841 and Will of Eugene, 934, 936
O’Neill, Patrick, 834-835
O’Neill, Shane Rudraighe (son by Agnes), 424, 572, 586, 625, 664, 934, 936
and alcohol, 852-853 birth of, 400-401 and Carlotta, 868 childhood of, 475, 488, 509-512, 559, 573, 583, 603, 610, 612, 627
and Eugene III, 868-869
illness of, 869
and Kennedy, 840 in Maine, 610, 612 marriage of, 868 and narcotics, 896 and parents’ divorce, 672, 679, 694-695, 742, 801
at Peaked Hill Bar, 475, 509-512.
at Tao House, 826-827, 852
and Will of Eugene, 934, 936
O’Neill, Mrs. Shane (Catherine Givens), 868-869, 896
Only Law, The, 140 "Only You,” 210-211 Oppenheim, James, 328, 342.
Oregonian, 136, 812
Orpheum Circuit, 175, 177, 185, 373'374, 477
Othello, 27-29
Others (magazine), 321
Our Betters, 375
Outdoor America (magazine), 618
Outside Looking In, 589
Paid in Full, 140
Palace Theatre (Chicago), 373-374
Pal ice Theatre (N.Y.), 177, 826
Palmer, A. M., 22, 32, 3536, 42-43
Palmer, Percival Fraser, 207
Palmer, Mrs. Percival Frazer
(Eleanor Young), 207
Pan, 324
Pancho Villa, 262
Panorama (magazine), j 783
Paris Bound, 654
Paris Herald, 712, 717, 728
Park Place Disaster, 103
Parker, Dorothy, 751
Parker, H. T„ 782
Parker, Louis N., 223
Parsons, Wilfred, 886
Part of a Long Story, 364
Pasadena Community
Players, 603, 664
Passing of the Third Floor Back, The, 140
Passion, The, 44-47, 455, 577
Paterno’s bar, 453, 459
Patience, 562
Patterson, Robert Lee, 890-891, 893, 920-921, 932.
Paxinou, Katina, 872
Payne, Jennie, 207
Pay ton, Corse, 331
Peace that Passeth Understanding, The, 442
Peaked Hill Bar 393-395, 399, 473-476, 486487, 507 ff., 526, 531, 560, 584, 599, 663, 729-730, 734, 896
Pearson, Norman, 605
Peer Gynt, 277, 361
Pell, Arthur, 768
Pemberton, Brock, 374 Pendleton, Coddington, 53i
Perkins, Charles, 222
Perkins, David, 105, 415
Perry, Augustus, 473, 509
Perry, Starbuck, 167 Personal Equation, The, 272
Peterson, Stavros, 204
Phelps, William Lyon, 416, 508
Philadelphia (ship), 163, 168
Philadelphia Public Ledger, 486
Philadelphia Record, 338
Philbin, Stephen, 68
Philip II, 847
Pigalle Theatre (Paris), 716
Pinchot, Ben, 625, 697, 706, 772
Pinchot, Mrs. Ben (Ann),
706, 760, 771-772, 795-796
Pinero, Arthur Wing, 754
Pirandello, Luigi, 526
Pitoeff, Georges, 715
Pitt-Smith, George, 505, 590
Pitt-Smith, Mrs. George, see O’Neill, Mrs.
Eugene (Kathleen)
Plato, 353
Platt, Mrs. (aunt), 432-433 Playboy of the Western
World, The, 172 Players club, 56, 229, 258, 295, 415, 432
Playwrights’ Theatre, see
Provincetown Players Plots and Playwrights, 275 Plymouth Theatre (N.Y.), 501, 504, 613
PM (newspaper), 833, 876 Poe, Edgar Allan, 613 Point O’Rocks Lane, see
Marblehead, Mass. Pollock, Channing, 733 Polly with a Past, 342 Poole, Ernest, 426 Porgy, 646 Portman, Eric, 885 Powers, Norman, 911 Powers, Tom, 650 Pratt, Henry, 42 Prideaux, Tom, 872, 873 Priestley, J. B., 810 Prince and the Pauper,
The, 446
Prince George Hotel (N.Y.), 294-295, 320, 408
Princess Marries the Page, The, 385
Princess Theatre (N.Y.), 255, 258, 448, 456, 492
Princeton University, 75,
80, 112-118, 605, 848, 855
Princeton University
Library, 670 Proctor’s Theatre
(Newark), 373
Proudhon, Pierre, 119
Providence Journal, 198 Provincetown, Mass., 4,
302, 303 ff., 370 ff., 393 > 434, 435, 472
ff., 486 ff., 507 ff., 529-531, 603, 805
Provincetown Advocate, 328
Provincetown Playbill, 537 Provincetown Players, 306-310, 312-313, 315-316, 317 ff., 338, 340, 342, 343, 350, 359, 363, 366, 369370, 37i, 380, 381, 382, 383-384, 396, 399-400, 407, 413, 421, 440-442, 444448, 452, 456, 491494, 513'514, 524525, 526, 528, 536, 637, 641, 681, 730
Provincetown Playhouse, 536, 545-546, 547, 550, 55i, 554, 561562, 584, 586-587, 588, 589, 602, 642, 644-645, 653, 711, 712
Provincetown Theatre (N.Y.), 496, 498, 567, 57o
Pulitzer, Joseph, 426
Pulitzer, Ralph, 658
Pulitzer Prize, 5, 426-427, 430, 431, 482, 508, 602, 653-654, 662, 674, 733, 756, 773, 802, 863
Pygmalion, 310
Pyne, Mary
(Mrs. Harry Kemp), 309, 322-323, 332, 364, 365
“Quiet Song in Time of Chaos,” 837
Quigley, James, 167-168, 171
Quinlan, Mary Ellen “Ella,” see O’Neill, Mrs. James
Quinlan, Thomas Joseph (grandfather), 12, 1314, 15, 19, 33
Quinlan, Mrs. Thomas Joseph (grandmather), 12, 16, 19, 33, 38, 5i, 54, 93, 432, 5°o
Quinlan, William, 11, 12
Quinn, Arthur Hobson, 4, 535, 602, 636
Quinn, Edmond T., 559
Quintero, Jose, 863, 874, 947 ff-
Quintessence of Ibsenism, The, 119, 428-429
Racine, Jean Baptiste, 754 Ramage, Mabel, 204, 205, 207
Random House, 768, 822, 831, 836, 854, 861, 862, 934, 936, 946
Rauh, Ida, 305, 363, 384385, 386, 399, 400
Recklessness, 250, 253, 254
Recluse of Sea Island, The, 789
Red Falcon, The, 504, 614
Redbook (magazine), 789
Redemption, 383, 388, 389, 452, 477 '
Redgrave, Michael, 872 Reed, Florence (Mrs.
Malcolm Williams), 613, 616-617
Reed, John “Jack,” 283, 313, 335, 35i, 359 background of, 262-263, 302
as Bolshevik, 442-443
in Bound East for Cardiff, 310
and Brvant, Louise, 302, 309,'311, 312, 323, 330-331, 37i, 443, 802 death of, 442, 488, 538, 801
and Dodge, Mabel, 302, 306, 312
and Freedom, 308, 319 as pacifist, 327, 328, 329330, 33i, 3)6
and Provincetown, 302, 308
and Provincetown Players, 306, 308, 314-315, 318, 323
Reed, Mrs. John, see Bryant, Louise
Reinhardt, Max, 561, 572
Renner, Alexander, 683, 684, 685
Reporter, The, 542
Rescue, The, 388
Research in Marriage, A, 596
“Revolution,” 301
Rhodes, Cecil, 775
Rice, Elmer, 405, 751, 753
Riddell, George, 406
Riders to the Sea, 172
Riley, James Whitcomb, 198
Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 422
Rip Van Winkle, 23, 24
Rippin, Dolly, 246, 254
Rippin, Emily, 241-243, 244, 247-249, 267-268, 279, 280, 330
Rippin, James, 240-241, 242, 246, 247, 254
Rippin, Mrs. James (Helen Maude), 240-241, 242, 243, 246, 248, 259, 279, 379, 839
Rippin, Jessica, 24r, 242, 244, 245, 246-247, 249, 254, 259, 267, 33°
Rippin family, 240 ff., 250251, 254, 258-259, 263, 265, 279-280, 613
Ritchie, Loretta, 14-15
Ritz-Carlton Hotel (Boston), 893
Rivals, The, 56
Road to Rome, The, 654
Road to the Temple, The, 309
Robards, Jason, 874, 947
Roberts, W. J., 164
Robertson, “Sparrow,” 712
Robeson, Paul, 450, 547, 550, 55i, 552, 554, 555, 556, 611, 761
Robespierre, Maximilien de, 847
Robinson, Lennox, 172, 526-527, 811
Robinson, Sawyer, 78
Rockefeller, John D., 91, 265
Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 618
Rockefeller family, 205
Rockmore, Robert, 642, 643-645, 656 657, 658 659, 710
Rogers, Will, 774
Roland, Frederick, 340
Romany Marie’s (N.Y.), 298, 299, 300-301, 320, 345-346, 361, 367
Roosevelt, Franklin, D., 813
Roosevelt, Theodore, 198199, 200, 201, 262263
Rape, The, 157, 372, 375, 377, 378, 379-38o, 395, 539
Rosenthal, Herman “Beansy,” 173
Ross, Harold, 737
Poss, Ishbel, 731
Rossetti, Christina G., 895
Rothschild, Baron, 717
Rousseau, J. J., 84
Royal Box, The, 103, 104
Royal Dramatic Theatre (Stockholm), 862
Royalton Hotel (N.Y.), 787-788
Royle, Selena
(Mrs. Earle Larimore), 777-778, 783
Rubaiyat, 85
Rubin, Jane, 951 ff
Rumsey, John, 391
Runyon, Damon, 644
Russell, Bertrand, 283
Russell, Lillian, 94, 103104
Russell, Rosalind, 872
Rvskind, Morrie, 756
“Sailor Lad, The,” 863-864
Sailor’s Opera saloon, 152- i53
Saint, The, 563, 567
St. Aloysius Academy, 65
St. Ann’s Church (N.Y.), 38
Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, 406
Saint-Gaudens, Homer S., 406, 470-471
“St. James Infirmary,” 708
Saint ]oan, 647, 874-875
St. John’s College and Preparatory School, 65, 7i
St. I ouis Post-Dispatch, 426
St. Mary’s Academy (Notre
Dame, Ind.), 13, 26
Salem (Mass.) Hospital, 910, 911 ff.
Salinger, J. D., 843, 850,
8!1
Salome, 109
Sdvation Nell, 140, 264
Salvini, Tommaso, 27
S mmy (dog), 747-748, 75i
Samovar cafe (N.Y.), 324
Samson and Delilah, 449,
. 476 .
San Francisco, 31-32, 43.
44, 46-47
San Francisco News Letter, 50 .
Sandburg, Carl, 283
Sandy, Sarah, 61, 64 1
Saratoga, 43
Sardi’s restaurant, 874
Sardou, Victorien, 391
Saroyan, William, 850-851, 856
Sattirday Evening Post, 398, 488
Saturday Review of Literature, 811-812, 876
Saturday’s Children, 654 Sayler, Oliver, 476, 480, 488, 489, 507, 508, 544, 560
Schenley Hotel (Pittsburgh), 773
Schnitzler, Arthur, 421, 567
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 88, 210, 353
Schriftgiesser, Karl, 873 Schwartz, Sam, 459, 554555
Scott, Adam, 202-203, 439
Scott, Arlene
(Mrs. Byram Fones), 206, 207, 208-209, 741
Scott, Maibelle, 205 ff., 237, 240, 248, 249, 265, 266, 741, 771
Scott, Thomas A., 206
Scott, Walter, 88 “Sea-Fever,” 890 Sea Gull, The, 352
Sea Island, Ga., 756, 759 ff.
Sea Island Inn, 760
Sea-Mother’s Son, 146, 671, 675, 679, 687
Seaman, Alfred, 42
Seattle, Wash., 806 ff.
Seattle Times, 806, 808
Second Alan, The, 654
Second Story Club (New London), 89, 98, 124, 203, 204
“Second Thoughts on First
Nights,” 410, 662
Selwyn Theatre (N.Y.), 448
Sergeant, Elizabeth Shep- ley, 64, 75, 477, 488489, 599, 605, 611-
Sergeanf, Elizabeth
Shepley QCont.') 612, 626, 627, 629, 632, 633, 655, 656, 708-709
Servitude, 140, 250, 261 Seven Arts, The (magazine), 328-329, 331, 356
Seymour, May Davenport, 786-787
Shakespeare, William, 5,
24, 27-31, 100, 112, 353, 381, 530, 571572, 647, 754, 813 Shanghai, 680-685 Shaw, George Bernard, 5, 104, 118, 119, 262, 318, 428-429, 463, 474'475, 522> 647, 652, 654, 750, 754, 79i, 798, 810, 899 Shay, Frank, 319-320, 395, 472, 567, 710, 730 Shay, Jim, 96 Shearer, Norma, 662, 761 Sheffield, Mrs. E. Chappell, 95
Sheldon, Edward, 140, 264, 273, 863
Shell-Shock, 381 Shelton Hotel (Boston), 929, 933,ff- "Shenandoah,” 150, 724, 749
Sheridan, Bessie, 93, 99, 434
Sheridan, Irene, 99 Sheridan, Phil, 99, 239, 532., 796
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 24
Sheridan family, 92-93, 432, 434. 500-501
Sherwin, Louis, 341 Sherwood, Robert, 155, 654, 785, 900
Shields, Arthur, 882, 883 Shipman, Sam, 315 Shubert, Lee, 674 “Silence,” 314 Sill’s Oyster Restaurant
(N.Y.), 731
Silver Cord, The, 653 Simon, Bernard, 540, 541, 557-559
Simonson, Lee, 633, 645, 677, 687, 777, 781, 888
Sinclair, Arthur, 172
Sinclair, Upton, 810
Singer Sewing Machine
Co., 154
Sipes, Lester, 839-840
Sisk, Robert, 655-656, 658, 711, 712, 738, 776, 830
Skene, Don, 712, 713
Skinner, Richard Dana, 250, 782
Skolsky, Sidney, 621
Slevin, James, 109
Sloan, John, 283, 284
Smart Set, The (magazine), 339, 340, 370, 374, 382, 534
Smith, Bessie, 708
Smith, Joe, 347, 381, 439, 657, 710
Smith, Joseph II, 201
Smith, Rita Creighton, 388
Smith, T. R,, 704, 731
Sniper, The, 272-273, 325, 326, 357, 376
Snow, John, 906-907, 910 Snyder, Charles, 883, 884 So You’re Writing a Play!, 799
Socialist party, 202
Socialist Press Club, 306
“Song in Chaos,” 846 “Song of Araby,” 249 Sothern, E H., 56, 104 “Speaking, to the Shade of
Dante, of Beatrices,” 266-267
Spengler, Oswald, 897
Speyer, James, 635
Spinoza, Baruch, 353
Spirit of the Times, 49 Spithead, 624-625, 663, 734
Spook Sonata, The, xx, 526, 536-537
Spring, The, 492, 493
Springtime, 141
Stage Is Set, The, 687
Stalin, Joseph, 766
Stamberger, Wilhelmina, 230-23X
Standard Oil Co., 200
Stanislavsky, Constantin, 866
Stanley, Kim, 885
Statendam (ship), 734
Steele, Wilbur Daniel, 304, 307- 3°9> 3io, 313, 5x5, 562
Steele, Mrs. Wilbur Daniel (Margaret), 515
Steffens, Lincoln, 262, 283, 766
Stein, Gertrude, 371
Stekel, Wilhelm, 542 Steloff, Frances, 257-258 Stetson, John, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53
Stevens Earl, 133, 134-137, 814-815, 820
Stevens, Mrs. Earl, 133, I34-I35- 136
Stewart, A. T., 35
Stirner, Max, 121, 124 Stoeckel, Herbert, 871 Stone, John Augustus, 23 Storm, The, 405, 406, 412, 4i3
Stram, Cynthia, see Chapman, Cynthia
Strange Interlude, 86, 118, 155, 157, 291, 357, 368, 428, 589, 598, 609, 610-611, 616, 617, 618, 627, 628 ff., 642, 646 651, 654, 655, 657, 689, 693, 715, 742, 746, 753, 770, 786, 788 asides in, 628, 630 631, 632, 633, 648-650 and Brady, Alice, 649, 747, 75i casting of, 633, 649-650 controversy over, 674, 880, 885 movie version of, 662, 761, 858 opening of, 658-662 and plagiarism suit, 703- 704, 730-733
Pulitzer Prize for, 662, 674
Strasberg, Lee, 750 Straw, The, 230, 231, 252, 378, 387, 39o, 398- 399, 421, 425-426, 427, 435, 441-442, 451, 452, 465-466, 470, 471, 485, 486, 491, 492, 507, 523, 619, 646, 836 background for, 225, 227, 228, 229, 235, 238, 382-383
casting for, 422-424, 465, 468, 483
opening of, 483-484
Strictland, Jennie, 207 Strindberg, August, 11, no, 233-234, 261, 313, 316, 340, 361, 497, 517-518, 520, 526, 537, 585, 593, 709, 73i, 754, 757, 814
Stronger, The, 313
Stuart, William “Scotty,” 298, 319, 346, 366, 388, 460
“Submarine,” 321
Sullivan, Daniel, 215, 224, 430
Sullivan, Dennis, 299-300
Sullivan, John L., 91
Sullivan, Tim, 82, 182
Summer and Smoke, 436- 437
Sumner, John S., 548
Suppressed Desires, 306- 307, 308, 319
Sweet, Blanche, 482, 717
Sweet Seventeen, 544
Swift, Dean, 21
Swift and Co., 153
Swinburne, Algernon, 85, 122, 359
Swope, Herbert Bayard, 658, 751
Swords, 525
Symons, Arthur, 210
Synge, John M., 172
Taasinge, Hazel Neilson See O’Neill, Mrs. Eugene (Carlotta)
Taft, William Howard, 201
Tairov, Alexander, 716
Tairov, Mrs. Alexander (Alice Koonen), 716- 7i7
Taking Chances, 504
Tale of Possessors, Self-
Dispossessed, A, 804
Taming of the Shrew, The, 525
“Tango,” 249
Tao House, 7, 822 ff.,
839 ff., 852, 853-854, 856, 857
Tarkington, Booth, 128, 141, 262, 370, 426
Taylor, Laurette, 390, 405, 416, 442
Tellegen Lou, 504
Temple of Pallas-Athenae, The, 703-704, 73073b 732-733
Ten Days that Shook the
World, 442-443
Tenderloin (N.Y.), 124
Terry, Ellen, 109
Thames Club, 96, 98
Thaw, Harry K., 98, 296
Theatre Arts (magazine), 447, 879, 880
Theatre Guild, 470, 655, 689, 728, 740, 743, 750, 771, 830, 870, 884, 886, 931
and Ah, Wilderness!, 768-769, 772
and Anna Christie, 465, 487, 631
and Days Without End, 768-769, 780
De Voto and, 812
and Dunnigan's
Daughter, 861
and Dynamo, 677
and First Man, 487-488
and Fountain, 574, 575
and Hauptmann, 757 and Iceman Cometh, 874, 876
and Marco Millions, 631632, 639, 645-646, 654
and Moon for the Misbegotten, 880, 885
and Mourning Becomes Electra, 734, 736, 738, 747, 752
origins of, 304, 513
and Shaw, 428
and Strange Interhide, 632-634, 639, 647, 660, 703, 730, 733
and They Knew What
They Wanted, 571
Theatre Magazine, 577, 637. 934
Theatre of George Jean
Nathan, The, 636
Theatres des Arts (Paris),
715
“There Was a Maid from Amsterdam,” 150
They Knew What They
Wanted, 571, 575, 647
Thirst, 93, 157, 250, 251, 252, 254, 266, 312- 3I3> 320, 323
Thirst and Other One-Act Plays, 257-258, 260
Thirty-ninth Street Theatre (N.Y.), 543
This Is My Best, 594 1
Thomas, Augustus, 257, 270-271, 272, 275, 340, 427, 482, 547, 548, 576
Thompson, Charles, 199 Thompson, Francis, 359, 360, 763
Thorne, Charles R., Jr., 36, 47-48
Three for Diana, 375 Three Musketeers, The, 102, 104, 105, 415
Throckmorton, Cleon, 445, 454, 494, 495
Thus Spake Zarathustra, 121-122, 209-210, 275, 276, 564, 680681
Tia Mandra (ship), 155 Tibbett, Lawrence, 725 Tickless Time, 388 Tiffany and Co., 35 Tiger Rose, 342
Till We Meet, 375
Time (magazine), 876, 922, 936 .
Time of Your Life, The, 856
Times Square, 127-128 “Tis of Thee,” 345 “To a Wild Rose,” 347 “To Maibelle from a Recliner,” 237
"To the Dead Cardinal of Westminster,” 360
“To Winter,” 222
Tolstoi, Leo, 75, 383 “Tomorrow,” 166, 186 Toohey, John, 398, 399, 400, 451
Toscanini, Arturo, 644 Touch of the Poet, A, 92, no, 140, 147, 541, 623, 793, 799, 800801, 803-804, 806, 823, 830, 844, 847, 854, 855, 856, 865, 870, 884-885, 886, 899, 922
Town Talk (magazine), 374
Towse, J. Ranken, 409, 471> 479, 484, 498
Tracy, Spencer, 885 Traveling Salesman, The, 143
Travers, Henry, 646
Tree, Herbert Beerbohm, 504
Tree Grows in Brooklyn, A, 882
Tristram Shandy, 610
Trudeau, Edward L., 227
Trullinger, Paul, 302
Trullinger, Mrs. Paul, see Bryant, Louise
Trumpet, The, 280
Trumpet Shall Sound, The, 654
Trunk Pleasure, 151
Tuberculosis, 214-223, 224 ff.
Tucker, Benjamin R., 119, 120, 121, 124, 156
Tucker, John, 911
Tunney, Gene, 464, 638
Turkel, Pauline, 493, 494, 5i7
Twain, Mark, 189, 515
Two Men of Sandy Bar, 36
Two Orphans, The, 35, 106-1 O'
Two Sons, The, 320
Tyler, George C., 174, 377, 400, 427, 430, 43' 439, 477, 478, 756, 761
and Chris Christopherson, 396-397> 415-416, 418-422
and Coghlan, 103
and Count of Monte Cristo, 451
and Ella, 60
and Emperor Jones, 442
and Irish Players, 172 and James, 60, 103, 106, 141
and Joseph and His Brethren, 240, 295
and Liebier & Co., 103, 104, 282
and plays of Eugene, 254, 39o
and Russell, Lillian, 103104
and Straw, 397-399, 421, 422-424, 425-426, 435, 441-442, 451, 452, 47b 484
Tynan, Brandon, 240, 254255, 256, 257, 264, 295> 322> 323> 49i
Ullman, Allen, 372-373, 669
Ullman, Mrs. Allen (Sarah), 669
Ullman, Eugene P., 370
Ullman, Mrs. Eugene P.
(Alice Woods), 400
Ultimo, 32
Ulysses, 475, 530, 730
Underwood, Edward, 548
Union Square (N.Y.), 35
Union Square Stock Co., 35, 39
Union Square Theatre (N.Y.), 32, 35, 36, 37, 39, 56
Unique Book Shop, 119, 120, 124, 156
United Artists, 761 “Unpopular War, The,” 328
Vail. Lawrence, 456
Vanderbilt, Gloria, 840
Vanderbilt Theatre (N.Y.), 476
Van Doren, Mark, 250, 257> 854-855
Van Dyke, Henry, 114-115
Van Loon, Hendrik, 696
Van Vechten, Carl, 614,
650, 706-708, 711, 736, 737-738, 776, 829, 836, 852, 892
Van Vechten, Mrs. Carl, see Marinoff, Fania
Van Volkenburg, Ellen, 493 Vanity Fair (magazine), 229, 273, 501, 597598, 625, 658, 697
Varian, Nina, 43
Variety (newspaper), 185, 718
Varying Shore, The, 501
Verge, The, 493
Villa Marguerite, 667
Virginius, 142, 178, 179
Vogue (magazine), 258, 416-417
Voice of the Mighty, The, 109
Voodoo, 550
Vorse, Mary Heaton, 303, 304, 307, 3i4, 345,
Vorse, Mary (Conf.) 363, 473, 7io, 729730
Vose, Don, 833
“Waiting at the Church,” 86
Walker, Jimmy, 614
Wallace, Tom, 284, 285, 347, 457-458
Wallack, Lester, 35, 46-47
Wallack’s Theatre (N.Y.), 25, 35
Wallerstedt, Carl E., 821
Wallerstein, Alfred, 395396
Walsh, Nettie, 32, 33, 3941, 42, 70, 137, 392
Walsh (son of Nettie), 70
71 .
Walter, Arthur “Algie,” 77 Walter, Eugene, 128, 340 Wanderer, The, 331, 338, 374, 49i
Warnings, 157, 162, 250, 252, 254
Warren, James C., 173, 190 Washington Square Book
Shop, 305, 317, 319, 395
Washington Square Players, 275, 304-306, 308, 326, 340-341, 342> 373, 4i3, 42i, 513, 647
Watts, Richard, Jr., 593, 712, 713, 718, 719, 720, 770, 875
Weaver, John, 278-279 Web, The, 126, 235, 250251, 252, 254, 381, 382
Weber, Carl Maria von, 321
Weber, Joe, 127
Webster, Charles, 175, 176, 182-183, 184-185, 414
Wedekind, Frank, 526 Weeks, Richard, 114, 115, 117, 860
Weinberger, Harry, 516, 667, 669 670, 684, 691, 697, 704, 710, 730-731, 738, 739, 742, 860
Weingarten, Shirlee (Mrs. Robert Lantz), 864-866, 872, 874, 887-888, 889-890, 892,
Weingarten, Shirlee
(Mrs. Robert Lantz), (Cent.)
893, 9i4, 925'926, 929>931
Weissman, Philip, 538, 539 Welch, Mary, 880-882, 883 Welded, 514-515, 519-521, 522> 534, 541, 547, 561, 592, 619, 626, 653, 73i, 7b2, 763, 765, 781, 836
and Agnes, 517-519 casting of, 543-544 opening of, 544'545
Wellman, Rita, 344
Wells, H. G., 262
Welsh, Robert Gilbert, 409, 556
Welsh, Tom, 113-114 Welton, Jean, 935, 939, 942
Wentworth Hotel (N.Y.), 642, 655, 659, 663
Werfel, Franz, 652, 654 Wertheim, Maurice, 633
West Point Pleasant, N.J., 386-387, 694-695
Westley, Helen, 687
Westley, John, 423, 425,
483
Wharf Theatre
(Provincetown), 307 “What Do You See, Wan
One?,” 301
What D’You Want, 456
What is Wrong with
Marriage?, 597
What Price Glory?, 575 Where the Cross is Made, 157, 381-382, 383, 384-386, 395, 398, 427, 428, 471 “Whiskey Johnny," 150, 166
White, Edward D., 432
White, Stanford, 56, 98, 296
White, William Allen, 576 White Hat club, 113-114 “White Night, The,” 301 White Sister, The, 137,
140, 141-143, 144, 146
Whitehead, Robert, 886
887
Whitman, Walt, 328-329
Whitney, Harry Payne, 196
Whitney family, 97
Why Marry?, 426, 508 Wife for a Life, A, 134, 231-233, 239, 250, 254
Wigham, H. J., 196
Wilde, Oscar, 79, 85, 88, 109, 112, 119, 122, 153. 210
Wilder, Thornton, 5, 654
Willard, Jess, 438
Williams, Jesse Lynch, 426, 588
Williams, John D., 422, 477, 478
background of, 374-375 and Beyond the Horizon, 374'375, 380, 383, 387, 389, 390, 39b 396, 397-398, 405- 406, 412, 413
and Gold, 421, 451, 452, 465, 470, 47i
and Straw, 397-398 Williams, Judge, 41-42 Williams, Malcolm, 616 Williams, Mrs. Malcolm, see Reed, Florence
Williams, Ted, 463
Williams, Tennessee, 5,
327, 436-437, 877 Wilson, Earl, 842, 869 Wilson, Edmund, 454, 562, 567, 730
Wilson, Mrs. Edmund, see Blair, Mary
Wilson, Harry Leon, 128 Wilson, Woodrow, 112, 117, 201, 262, 333, 442
Winchell, Walter, 877
Windsor, Duke of, 705
Winston, Norman, 642- 643, 655, 656, 657, 658, 673, 710
Winter, William, 104
Winter’s Night, 308, 324
Winterset, 802
Winther, Sophus Keith, 806, 807-808
Winthrop prize, 742
Wit and the Unconscious, 600
Witching Hour, The, 270- 271
Within the Gates, 787, 788, 789-790
Without Ending of Days, 675
Wizard of Oz, The, 79
Wolfe, Thomas, 270
Wolheiin, Louis, 489-490, 492, 494-495, 504
Woman’s Honor, 380 Woods, Alice, 370-371, 372, 400
Woodstock, N. Y., 900-904
Woodworth, Robert A., 198
Woolf, S. J., 749-750, 871
Woolf, Virginia, 661, 766 Woollcott, Alexander, 471, 544. 687
and All God’s Chillun, 556
and Anna Christie, 478- 479, 480, 481-482
and Beyond the Horizon, 407, 408, 409-411, 413 and Chris Christopher
son, 422
and Diff'rent, 454-455 and Emperor Jones, 447 and First Man, 496-497 and Fountain, 591 and Great God Brown,
593
and Hairy Ape, 499
and Marco Millions, 654 and Strange Interlude, 658-659, 662
and Straw, 484
and Welded, 545
Woolsey, John M., 730-733
WPA theatre projects, 812- 813, 820
WPA Writers Program, 834
Wycherly, Margaret, 550
Wylie, Elinor, 611
Wylie, Francis "Jeff,” 922, 928, 936-937
Wylie, Mrs. Francis, 928
Yale collection of O’Neill, 757
Yale University, 280, 603- 604, 605, 757, 855, 867
Yale University Library, 879. 954
Yale University Press, 862, 946
Yale University Theatre, 604
Yeats, William Butler, 172, 527, 784, 811
Yeomen of the Guard, The, 56
Yiddish Art Theatre, 449
Young, Art, 283
Young, Bessie, 206
Young, Frances, 207, 218
Young, Roland, 525
Young, Stark, 541, 542, 543'544, 562, 567, 570-571, 59°, 592, 7°4, 830
Young family, 206-207, 218, 242
Zack, 375
Zangwill, Israel, 140
Ziegfeld, Florenz, 128, 129, 342, 620
Zimmerman, Al, 113-114 Zion, N. J., 129-130, 133 Zola, Emile, 88, 119 Zolotow, Sam, 829 Zorach, William, 304, 313, 323-324, 439
Zorach, Mrs. William (Marguerite), 304, 313, 323-324, 439
Zukor, Adolph, 214