Hello, Gorgeous: Becoming Barbra Streisand (93 page)

Time
magazine, cover story on Streisand,
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Time of the Cuckoo, The
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“Tintypes” (Skolsky),
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Today Show
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Tonight Show, The
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Tony and Eddie comedy team,
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Tony Awards

to Chaplin for
Bells Are Ringing
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for
Hello, Dolly!
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local TV coverage of,
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1962 event at the Waldorf,
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nomination for role in
Wholesale
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nominations for
Funny Girl
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special award for theatrical excellence,
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Top Banana
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Tormé, Mel,
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On the Town
(musical), London revival

closing of,
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Elspeth March in,
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Gould’s role in,
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Layton as director of,
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opening,
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reviews,
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Townhouse nightclub, New York, performance at,
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Town ‘n’ Country, Winnipeg, Manitoba, performance at,
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Tucker, Sophie,
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Two for the Seesaw
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United Press International, article in,
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unprofessionalism

and boredom with routine,
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chronic lateness,
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as reflection of lack of commitment,
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“Value” (Harris)

at audition for
What’s in It for Me?
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at the Bon Soir,
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in
Harry Stoones
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Van Dyke, Jerry,
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Van Horne, Harriet, review by,
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Van Patten, Dick, review by,
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Variety

importance of, as show business newspaper,
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review of Basin Street East debut,
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review of Blue Angel performance,
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review of Bon Soir return engagement,
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review of Caucus Club performance,
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review of Crystal Palace performance,
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review of
Harry Stoones
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review of Las Vegas performances,
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Vaughn, Sharon,
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Vidal, Gore,
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Vidor, Doris,
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Village Vanguard performances,
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Village Voice
, review in,
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Wagner, Robert,
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Walker, Nancy,
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Wallace, Mike

on Caucus Club performance,
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conflicts with Streisand,
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ego and ambition,
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as host for
PM East
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Wallach, Eli,
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Waller, Fats,
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Wall Street Journal
, review in,
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Weidman, Jerome (Jerry)

at auditions for
Wholesale
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at the Blue Angel debut,
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book for
Wholesale
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Holiday
feature on Streisand,
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on Streisand’s portrayal of Miss Marmelstein,
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writing and film career,
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Welch, Ken,
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West, Mae,
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West Side Story
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“When Sunny Gets Blue”

at Bon Soir debut,
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on
The Jack Paar Show
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at the Lion,
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“When the Sun Comes Out” (Arlen)

on
The Barbra Streisand Album
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at the Caucus Club,
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on
The Garry Moore Show
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on
The Jack Paar Show
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Whisper to Me
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White, Josh,
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White Goddess, The
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White House correspondents’ dinner,
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“Who Are You Now?” (
Funny Girl
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“Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” (Disney)

arrangement of, origins,
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on
The Barbra Streisand Album
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at Basin Street East,
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at Bon Soir debut,
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at the hungry i,
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“Who Will Buy?” (
Oliver!
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at Basin Street East,
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on
The Second Barbra Streisand Album
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“Why Try to Change Me Now,” at the Lion,
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William Morris Agency,
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Williams, George,
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“Will I Talk?” (
Funny Girl
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Willoughby, Bob,
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Wilson, Dagmar,
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Wilson, Earl

gossip about casting of Brice,
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gossip about relationship with Gould,
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interview of Diana Kind,
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positive press for Streisand,
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Wilson, John S., review by,
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Winchell, Walter

on fight between Kanin and Miller,
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praise for Streisand,
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pregnancy rumors,
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on problems with
Funny Girl
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review of
The Barbra Streisand Album
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Winnipeg, Canada, performances in,
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Winnipeg Free Press
, reviews in,
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Winter Garden Kids,
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Winter Garden Theatre, New York City,
Funny Girl
rehearsals,
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WJR, Detroit, publicity on,
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WNEW television.
See
PM East

Women Strike for Peace,
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Women’s Wear Daily
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Wood, Natalie,
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Words and Music
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World of Suzie Wong, The
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“Would You Believe It?” (Howard),
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Yentl
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Yetnikoff, Walter,
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“You Are Woman” (
Funny Girl
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“You’ll Never Know,” recording of,
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Young and Fair, The
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“Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart,” recording of,
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Zolotow, Sam,
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Zorina, Vera,
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W
ILLIAM
J. M
ANN
is the author of
Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn,
which was named a
New York Times
Notable Book, as well as several other acclaimed works of fiction and nonfiction. He divides his time between Provincetown, Massachusetts and New York City.
www.williamjmann.com

1. Title Page
   
2. Table of Contents
   
3. Copyright
   
4. Dedication
   
5. Why Streisand Now
   
6. CHAPTER ONE
   
7. CHAPTER TWO
   
8. CHAPTER THREE
   
9. CHAPTER FOUR
   
10. CHAPTER FIVE
    
11. CHAPTER SIX
    
12. CHAPTER SEVEN
    
13. CHAPTER EIGHT
    
14. CHAPTER NINE
    
15. CHAPTER TEN
    
16. CHAPTER ELEVEN
    
17. CHAPTER TWELVE
    
18. CHAPTER THIRTEEN
    
19. CHAPTER FOURTEEN
    
20. CHAPTER FIFTEEN
    
21. CHAPTER SIXTEEN
    
22. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
    
23. Acknowledgments
    
24. Notes
    
25. Index
    
26. About the Author