Josephine Baker (91 page)

Young, Whitney M., Jr.
Beyond Racism
. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1969.

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Abatino, Giuseppe “Pepito”

character and personality of

illness and death of

JB and

JB managed by

writings of

Abbaye de Theleme, L'

Abbott, Berenice

Abbott, Robert S.

Abend, Der

Abrahams, Harold

Abtey, Jacqueline Ceiller de la Barre

on JB

Abtey, Jacques

JB and

Abyssinian Baptist Church

Academy of Music

Achard, Paul

African American

Afro-American

Ager, Cecilia

Aida

Albert

Albert, Prince of Monaco

Alberta Hunter
(Taylor and Cook)

Alençon, Emilienne d'

Alex, Joe

Alexander, Willard

Alexandre

Allegret, Marc

Allen, Billie

Allen, Debbie

All God's Chillun Got Wings
(O'Neill)

Alvero (pianist)

American Theatre

Amis des Milandes, Les

Amos 'n' Andy

Amsterdam News

Anderson, Evelyn

Anderson, John Murray

Anderson, Marian

Andrews, Allegretta

Angonin, Jacqueline

Angonin, Nadette

Ann-Margret

“Antinea's Snack”

anti-Semitism

Antoine

Antoinette, Princess of Monaco

Apollo Theater

April in Paris Ball

Arden, Eve

Arlésienne, L'

Arletty

Armita, Georgette

Armstrong, Louis

Armstrong, Neil

Arnaz, Desi, Jr.

Art Deco

Art Vivant, L'

Astaire, Fred

At Home Abroad

Atkinson, Brooks

Attles, Joe

Au Café du Sauvage

Auschwitz

“Ave Maria”

Avenue Bugeaud

Aznavour, Charles

Bach, Bob

Bacharach, Burt

Bachir, Ahmed Ben

Bachir, Bachir Ben

Baker, Edward

Baker, Jean-Claude (né Tronville-Rouzaud)

background of

career of

JB and

Baker, Josephine:

ambitiousness of

animals kept by

arrests of

artists' impressions of

audience response to

autobiographies of

banana dance of

beautiful body of

birth of

blackface routines of

casual nakedness of

childhood and adolescence of

children adopted by

children loved by

chorus dancing of

civil rights activism of

club performances of

colleagues' resentment of

comeback performances of

comic performing of

communist sympathies suspected of

dance partners of

dancing style of

daring and courage of

death of

employees as treated by

exploitation of children ascribed to

fairy tale written by

fame and success of

family background of

fans' adulation of

farewell performances of

films of

first stage role of

flirting and coquetry of

French citizenship of

French speaking of

friends and colleagues abandoned by

funeral services for

generosity of

gifts bestowed on

grievances collected by

hair and hairstyles of

hard-working professionalism of

high spirits of

homes of,
see
Avenue Bugeaud; Beau Chêne, Le; Milandes, Les; Villa Maryvonne

illnesses of

income of

infertility of

insensitivity and cruelty in

legal actions involving

Légion d'Honneur awarded to

lesbian relationships of

love affairs of

love and affection sought by

lying of

marriages of,
see
Baker, William Howard “Billy”; Bouillon, Jo; Brady, Robert; Lion, Jean; Wells, Willie

money attitudes of

moral objections to

natural talent of

original name of

paternity of

performing apprenticeship of

personal clothing and style of

personal myths created by

photographs of

political involvement of

poverty of

press coverage of

racism experienced by

religious practices of

reviews of

schooling of

sensuousness of

as servant

singing voice of

skin color of

speaking and lecturing of

stage costumes of

statues and dolls of

street performing of

television documentary on

theatrical influences on

theatrical passion of

touring of

uniform worn by

universal brotherhood vision of

youthful dreams of

Baker, Mattie Wilson

Baker, Warren

JB and

restaurant of

Baker, William Howard “Billy” (2nd husband)

on JB

JB's relationship with

Bakerfix

Balanchine, George

Bal des Petits Lits Blancs

Balenciaga

“Bal la Baker”

Ballets Ho!

Ballets Russes

Ballets Suedois, Les

Ballot, Marcel

Bandanaland

Banner, Bob

Barbie, Klaus

Bar des Folies-Bergère, Le
(Manet)

Bardot, Brigitte

Barrault, Jean-Louis

Barrymore, Ethel

Bass, Alice Allison

Bass, Paul

Bataille, Maurice

Batista y Zaldivar, Fulgencio

Bayonne, Emmanuel

Beach, Sylvia

Beatles

Beau Chêne, Le

Becaud, Gilbert

Bechet, Sidney

La Revue Nègre
and

Beebe, Lucius

Behr, Edward

Bell, Gene

Benglia

Berengaria

Berlin

Bernhardt, Sarah

Bernstein, Leonard

Berry, Nettie

Berteaut, Simone

Bessone, Joseph

Bigeou, Esther

“Bill”

Billingsley, Sherman

Billy King players

Bilo and Ashes

Biolek, Alfred

Bitte Einsteigen

Blackbirds of 1926

From Dixie to Paris

Blackbirds of 1929

Black Death

Black Power

Blair, Mary

Blake, Eubie

Blanche, Madame

Blech, Maurice

blues singers

Bodson, Jean

Boeuf sur le Toit, Le

Bogle, Donald

Bolot, François

Bondon, Monsieur

Bontemps, Arna

“Boodle-Am”

Booker Washington Theatre

Boston, Mass

Boston Post

Boston Symphony

Boucher, Raymond

Boudreaux, Mr.

Boue, Joseph

Bouillon, Akio

Bouillon, Brahim

Bouillon, Gabriel

Bouillon, Janot

Bouillon, Jari

Bouillon, Jean-Claude

Bouillon, Joseph Jean Etienne (“Jo”) (4th husband)

homosexuality of

JB and

at Les Milandes

musical career of

Bouillon, Koffi

Bouillon, Luis

Bouillon, Mara

Boullion, Marianne

Bouillon, Maryse

Bouillon, Moïse

Bouillon, Monique

Bouillon, Noël

Bouillon, Stellina

Bouscat, Blanche

Bouscat, René

Boutin, Robert

Boyer, Lucienne

Brady, Robert (“husband”)

Braggiotti, Gloria

Branch, Eva

Brandin, Marcel

Brando, Marlon

Brandt, Willy

Brauner, Artur “Atze”

Brazil

Brel, Jacques

Brialy, Jean-Claude

Brice, Fanny

Bricktop

JB and

Briggs, Arthur

Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Brooks, Louise

Brown, John Mason

Brown, Peter

“Brown Eyes”

Browning, Ivan Harold

Brussels

Bubbles, John W. (John Sublett)

Buchanan, Bessie Allison

Buchanan, Charles

Buchenwald

Buchwald, Art

Buck and Bubbles

Budapest

Buenos Aires

Bullwhip Days
(Mellon, ed.)

Bunche, Ralph

Buñuel, Luis

Bureau, Gabriel

Burg, Leon

Burney, Charles

Burns, Sandy

Burou, Georges

Butrico, Tony

Butterbeans and Susie

“Ça, C'est Paris”

Café Society

Calder, Alexander

Caldwell, Wilsie

Camino Real
(Williams)

Campbell, Dick

Cantor, Eddie

Capone, Al

Caracas

Carbone, Paul

Carillo, Ramón

Carnegie Hall

Carpenter, Thelma

Carruthers, Carolyn

Carson, Eddie

Casals, Pablo

Casino de Paris

Castro, Fidel

Caumont, François de, Lord of Castelnaud

Cavalcanti, Flavio

Cavalier's Reception

Cecil, John

Cendrars, Blaise

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Cerutti, Anita

Cerutti, Doris

Cerutti, Frank

Champs-Élysées

Chanel, Coco

Chapin, Henri

Chaplin, Charlie

Chariots of Fire

Charisse, Rita

Charles, Jacques

Charleston, Yellow

Charleston (dance)

“Charleston Cabaret”

Chartreuse, La

Chauvin, Maguy

Cheatham, Doc

Cheronnet, Louis

Chevalier, Maurice

Chez Florence

Chez Joséphine (Berlin)

Chez Josephine (New York)

Chez Joséphine (Paris)

Chicago, Ill.

Chicago Bee

Chicago Daily News

Chicago Defender

Chicago
Herald Examiner

Chicago Star

Chocolate Dandies, The (In Bamville)

Chocolate Kiddies

Christian Natonalists

Chronique du Pingouin

Churchill, Winston

Cicero, Eugene

Cicero, Marcel-Roger

Circle Star Theatre

Civil War, U.S.

Clair, René

Clark, Herbert

Clark, Mark

Clement, Jean

Clorindy, or the Origin of the Cakewalk

Club Alabam'

Club Bamville

Club Basha

Club des Champs-Élysées

Clyde, Tony

CMQ-Television

Coccinelle

Cochran, Charles B.

Cocteau, Jean

Colette

Colin, Paul

Collard, Jacques

Colonial Theater

Comédie Français

Comte, Henri

Comte Verde

“Conga”

Connie's Inn

Constant, Jacques

Constanze

Cook, Anna Belle

Cook, Gerald

Cook, Mercer

Cook, Will Marion

Cookery

Cooper, Josephine

Cooper, Ralph

Copeau, Jacques

Copenhagen

Coquatrix, Bruno

Coquatrix, Paulette

Cordova, Fred de

Cosby, Bill

Cotton Club

Couvelaire, Alexandre

Couvelaire, René

Covan, Willie

Covarrubias, Miguel

Coward, Noël

Crapouillot, Le

Crawford, John

Creole, La

Critica
(Buenos Aires)

Crook, Caroline McDonald

Crook, Charles

Crouching Woman
(Maillol)

Cuba

Cumbo, Clarissa

Cumbo, Marion

Cunard, Nancy

Curtis, Hycie

Curtis, Ralph

Cyrano de Bergerac
(Rostand)

Czlovoydi, Andrew

Dabney's

Daddy Long Legs

Daily Mail
(London)

Dance Magazine

Daniel, Freddy

“Danse de Sauvage, La”:

impact of JB in

reviews of

“Dans Mon Village”

Darrieux, Danielle

Dauzonne, Jean-Claude

Daven, André

Davis, Belle

Davis, Charlie

Davis, George

Davis, Sammy, Jr.

Daziniere, Marie-Louise

Debans, Camille

de Boissieu, Elisabeth

de Boissieu, General

de Boissoudy, Guy

Debot, Georges

Dédé

de Forrest, Maud

de Gaulle, Charles

JB and

Dekobra, Maurice

Dellair, Don

Demanson, André

de Maré, Rolf

Denmark

Depression, Great

Derval, Paul

JB and

“Deserted Female, The”

Dessès, Jean

Deutsches Theatre

Diaghilev, Sergei

Dien Bien Phu, battle of

Dietrich, Marlene

“Dinah”

Dinks, Mama

Dior, Christian

“Dixie Moon”

Dixon, Florence

Domergue, Jean Gabriel

Dongen, Kees van

“Donnez-Moi la Main”

Dop, Pierre

Dope Fiend's Dream, The

Dorville

Dos Passos, John

Douglas, Louis

La Revue Nègre
and

Douglas, Marion

Douglas, Marion Cook

Douglas Theatre

Doumergue, Gaston

Drap d'Or

Du Bois, W.E.B.

Ducos, Jacky

Dudley, Dorothy

Dudley, Emilius Clark

Dufrenne, Oscar

Duke, Vernon