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INDEX

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A

Abatino, Count Pepito de

Aberdeen Journal

abortion

Académie Ransom (Paris)

Acton, Harold

Actors’ Association

Adams, Samuel Hopkins

Flaming Youth

Aesthetic Dress Reform movement

Aesthetic movement

Agate, James

Age d’Or, L’

Aida
(ballet)

Albermarle, Lord

Aldington, Richard

Alex, Joe

Algiers

Algonquin Hotel (New York)

Alington, Napier George Henry

Allan, Maud

Alsop, Susan Mary

American, The

Amherst, Jeffrey

Anders, Glenn

Andrews, Ann

Anglesey, Marquess of (Charlie Paget)

Anna Karenina

Anson, Denis

Aragon, Louis

Arlen, Michael

Piracy

The Green Hat

Armstrong, Louis

art deco

Ashley-Cooper, Lady Mary Sibell

Asquith, Katherine (née Horner)

Asquith, Margot

Asquith, Raymond

Associated Negro Press

B

Bach, Barbara

Bagnold, Enid

Baker, Jean-Claude

Baker, Josephine (née McDonald)

adopting of orphans and providing a home for them in French chateau

in advertising campaigns

affairs and lovers

appearance

‘banana dance’

in Berlin

birth

campaigns against racism

and Charleston

childhood and upbringing

clubs and cabarets danced at in Paris

dancing style

death and funeral

decision to leave
Revue Nègre

development of new sophistication

dreams of being a performer

dress style

embracing of own blackness

epilogue

fame and celebrity

final revue (
Joséphine
)

Folies Bergère contract

gynaecological problems and inability to have children

job as live-in scullery maid

joins Happy Honeysuckle girls

in
La Revue Nègre

launching of stage career as member of Dixie Steppers

leaves America for Paris

lies about wedding to Count Pepito

living in Harlem

living in Paris

marriages

menagerie of pets

My Blood In Your Veins

opens own nightclub (Chez Joséphine)

organizing of career by Pepito de Abatino

in
Paris qui remue
show

press attacks on

racist attacks against

rebelliousness of

relationship with mother

relationship with Reinhardt

reviews of performances

rivalry with Mistinguett

Sauvage’s memoirs of

and Second World War

and
Shuffle Along
tour

singing ambitions

in
La Sièene des Tropiques

solo in
In Banville

in
Tan Town Topics
revue at the Plantation Club

touring

uncertain paternity

visits Berlin on tour

wanting to be accepted by smart Parisian society

women lovers

Baker, Warren

Bakst, Léon

Balfour, Arthur

Ballets Russes

Ballets Suédois, Les

Bankhead, Adelaide (mother)

Bankhead, Eugenia (sister)

Bankhead, Florence (née McGuire) (stepmother)

Bankhead, John Hollis (grandfather)

Bankhead, Louise (aunt)

Bankhead, Tallulah

abortions

acting talents

advancement of acting career

affair with Alington

affairs with others

Antony and Cleopatra
production

appearance

childhood and upbringing

comeback stage career

in
LA Dame aux Camélias

death of

and death of father

and death of grandfather

and death of mother

and death of Alington

departs New York for London

deterioration of health

diction issue

dream of becoming an actress