Flappers: Six Women of a Dangerous Generation (74 page)

literary attack on mother over her negro lover

literary mythologizing of

living in Lamothe Fénélon in later years

living in Paris

loses virginity

marriage to Fairbairn

moods

Moore as substitute father

nature

Negro
anthology

Parallax

parental background

photographs of

poetry

political activism

press interest in

publishing of first volume of poetry (
Outlaws
)

publishing of
Negro

relationship with father

relationship with mother

‘Remorse’

and Second World War

sets up own publishing company (The Hours Press) and books published

settles in London in later years

and sex

studio (Fitz)

Sublunary

support for Communism

and surrealist movement

thinness of

‘To the E.T. Restaurant’

travels and places visited

‘Voyages North’

war correspondent during Spanish Civil War

Cust, Harry

D

Daggett, Mabel Potter

Dame aux Camélias, La

Dame, Die

Dancers, The

D’Annunzio, Gabriele

Daven, André

de Acosta, Mercedes

de Herrera, Nana

de la Salle, Duchesse

de Maré, Rolf

Dean, Basil

Dekler, Bertrand

Dekler, Clementine

Dekler, Malvina

Dekobra, Maurice

Denis, Maurice

Derval, Paul

Desborough, Lady

Diaghilev, Sergei Pavlovich

Dietrich, Marlene

Dinks, Mama

divorce

Dix, Dorothy

Dixie Steppers

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall

Dos Passos, John

Douglas, Louis

Douglas, Norman

du Maurier, Daphne

du Maurier, Gerald

Dudley, Caroline

Duncan, Isadora

Dutch cap

E

Eagles, Jeanne

Edward VII, King

Egorova, Lubov

Eiffel Tower (restaurant) (London)

Eliot, T.S.

The Waste Land

Ellington, Duke

Ellis, Havelock

Emery, John

Evans, Agatha

Everyday

Exciters, The

Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs (1925) (Paris)

F

Fairbairn, Sydney

Fairbanks Jr, Douglas

Fallen Angels

fan magazines

Farrer, Dawn

fashion industry

Fellowes, Daisy

Femina
(magazine)

feminism, and flapper

Figaro, Le

film industry

First World War

end of

Fitzgerald, Edward (father)

Fitzgerald, Frances Scott (daughter)

Fitzgerald, Mollie (mother)

Fitzgerald, Scott

affairs

The Beautiful and the Damned

‘Bernice Bobs Her Hair’

courtship with Zelda

death

and drinking

essay on jazz age

film scripts

finances

on the flapper

Flappers and Philosophers

friendship with Hemingway

frustrations and struggles over writing

The Great Gatsby

importance of Zelda to his writing and use of her letters/journals as source for novels

initial failure in selling of fiction

The Last Tycoon

life in New York

marriage to and relationship with Zelda
see
Fitzgerald, Zelda

parents

selling of writing

Tender is the Night

This Side of Paradise

and Zelda’s ballet expectations

and Zelda’s mental health

and Zelda’s writing

Fitzgerald, Scottie (daughter)

Fitzgerald, Zelda (née Sayre)

abortion

articles written

attempt at fresh start in Wilmington (Delaware) and creative activity

attitude towards lesbianism

bad behaviour and rebelliousness of in early years

ballet obsession

birth

birth of daughter and motherhood

Caesar’s Things

in Capri

character

childhood and upbringing

courtship with Scott

criticism of by Hemingway

death and burial

and death of father

and death of Scott

depression

deterioration of mental health and admission to psychiatric hospital

dress style

and drinking

eczema suffered

epilogue

‘Eulogy of the Flapper’

in French Riviera

’The Girl who had Some Talent’

and Hollywood

living in New York

living in Paris

marriage to and relationship with Scott

in Milan

The Model

moves to Long Island

painting and art studies

pelvic infections

pregnancy

restlessness

in Rome

rows and reconciliations with Scott

in Sainte-Raphaël

Save Me the Waltz

short stories written

sleeping pill overdose

throws herself down some steps

turns down invitation from Sedova to perform in opera company

view of Hemingway

‘What Became of the Flappers’

writings

Flanner, Janet

flapper

and feminism

seen as social threat

Flapper, The
(film)

Florence, Aunt

Folies Bergère

Footloose

Forsaking All Others

Fortuny, Mariano

French, Sir John

French Union for Women’s Suffrage

Freud, Sigmund

G

Garbo, Greta

Garden of Eden

Garnett, David

Gavrilov, Alexander

General Strike (1926)

Gerlach, Max

Gest, Morris

Gibson Girl

Gide, André

Gish, Lilian

Glorious Adventure, The

Glyn, Elinor

Gold Diggers

Gone With the Wind

Gorski, Boris

Graham, Sheilah

Gramont, Élisabeth de

Graves, Robert

Green Hat, The

Grenfell, Julian

Griffith, Hubert

Griffiths, D.W.

Guérin, Jean

Guevera, Chile

Gustaf Adolf of Sweden, Crown Prince

Guy’s Hospital (London)

H

Haardt, Sarah

Hall, Radclyffe

The Well of Loneliness

Hamnett, Nina

Harlem

Harper’s Bazar

Harris, Frank

Hart-Davis, Sybil

Hearts of the World
(film)

Hellman, Lillian

Hemingway, Ernest

The Sun Also Rises

Hemingway, Hadley

Henderson, Dell

Henry, Sir Edward

Henson, Gladys

Her Cardboard Lover

Herbert, Sidney

Hersey, Marie

His House in Order

Hoff, Maxine

Hofmannsthal, Raimund von

Holland, Ruth

The Lost Generation

Hollywood

Hopkins, Claude

Horner, Edward

Hours Press, The

Howard, Brian

Howland, Jobyna

Hoyningen-Huene, George

Hoyt, Morton

Hoyt, Nancy

Hudgins, Johnny

Hughes, Langston

Hutchinson, Mary

Hutchinson, St John

Huxley, Aldous

Antic Hay

Crome Yellow

Point Counter Point

Those Barren Leaves

I

In Banville

Irvine, St John

J

Jackson, Bee

James, Henry

jazz

John, Augustus

John, Gwen

Johnson, James P.

Jones, Dyer

Joplin, Scott

Joyce, James

Jozan, Edouard

Julian, James

K

Kahn, Otto

Kalman, Xandra

Kellerman, Annette

Keppel, Alice

Kessler, Harry

King, Martin Luther