Hello, Gorgeous: Becoming Barbra Streisand (89 page)

column about
Wholesale
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on cultural renaissance,
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on
Funny Girl
previews in Boston,
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negative reviews and gossip,
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on Phyllis Diller,
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positive reviews and gossip,
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on publicity for
Funny Girl
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review of Bon Soir debut,
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on Streisand’s Columbia Records contract,
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on Streisand’s fan base,
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on
The Third Album
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Kind, Diana Streisand (mother)

at Bon Soir performance,
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chicken soup and grocery gifts,
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inability to express love, praise,
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marriage to Louis Kind,
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MGM audition,
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move to Manhattan,
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at party following
Funny Girl
opening,
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protectiveness,
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recording at Nola Recording Studio,
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relationship with Lippner,
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relationship with Rosalind,
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relationship with Streisand,
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religious practice,
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response to first husband’s death,
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response to Kilgallen’s review,
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Streisand’s search for approval from,
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support for career-building efforts,
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on tensions between Streisand and Gould,
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at Theater Studio performance,
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at 20th birthday party,
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voice and early musical ambitions,
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wedding gift,
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work to support family,
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Kind, Louis (stepfather),
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Kind, Rosalind (Rozzie, stepsister)

friendship with Lippner,
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introduction to the Winter Garden Kids,
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relationship with mother,
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singing career,
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time spent with sister,
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at 20th birthday party,
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King Features Syndicate column,
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Kitt, Eartha,
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Kleiner, Dick,
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Koerner, Henry,
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Kruschen, Jack,
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Kuo, Irene Yuan,
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Kwan, Nancy,
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Lady’s Not for Burning, The
(Fry),
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Laico, Frank,
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Landesman, Fran,
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Landesman, Jay,
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Lane, Burton,
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Lang, Harold,
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Lasser, Louise,
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Las Vegas performances,
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Laurents, Arthur

appeal of the unusual to,
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at Blue Angel performance,
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changes in book for
Wholesale
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conflicts with Merrick,
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conflicts with Streisand,
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directorial style,
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movie credits,
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optimism about
Wholesale
and its cast,
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on Ray Stark,
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on relationship between Gould and Streisand,
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and rewrites of
Wholesale
script,
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support for Streisand,
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at
Wholesale
auditions,
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and
What’s in It for Me?
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La Vie en Rose nightclub,
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Lawrence, Gertrude,
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Lawrence, Steve,
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Layton, Evelyn,
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Layton, Joe,
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Leave It to Jane
(musical),
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Lee, Michele,
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Leeds, Phil,
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Lennart, Isobel

at Blue Angel performance,
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conflation of Brice with Streisand,
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depiction of Arnstein,
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meeting with Streisand in LA,
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relationship with Robbins,
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relationship with Stark,
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script, rewrites for
Funny Girl
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Lennon, John,
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Leonard, Jack E.,
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Leonard, Will, review by,
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Leonetti, Tommy,
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Leong, Terry

at Bon Soir debut,
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estrangement from Streisand,
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fashion sense, style lessons,
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on Streisand’s name change,
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at 20th birthday party,
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Lerner, Alan Jay,
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Lesner, Sam, review by,
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Lewis, Bob,
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Lewis, George Q.,
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Liberace,
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Liberson, Marty,
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Lido Club, Long Beach, NY, performance at,
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Lieberson, Goddard.
See also
Columbia Records
and specific record albums

background and accomplishments,
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contract with Streisand,
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growing support for Streisand,
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initial interview with Streisand,
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Jewish identity,
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at recording of Bon Soir performance,
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relationship with Brice,
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reluctance to record Streisand,
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Liesel (in
Sound of Music
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Life
magazine cover story,
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likes and dislikes,
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Lillie, Beatrice,
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Linn, Bambi,
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the Lion (nightclub)

coat-check job,
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Dawn Hampton performance,
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engagement at,
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gay clientele,
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management of,
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talent contests,
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Lippner, Stuart,
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Little Mary Sunshine
(Besoyan),
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Loeb, Edward,
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Lolita
(movie),
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London, England

rejection of move to,
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Streisand’s first visit to,
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London, Marc,
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London Chop House restaurant, Detroit,
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“Long Ago and Far Away,” at the Lion,
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“Lorelei” (Gershwin and Gershwin),
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Los Angeles, CA.
See also
Hollywood, CA

decision to move to,
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first visit to,
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Hollywood Bowl concert,
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Los Angeles Times

review of Cocoanut Grove performance,
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review of Hollywood Bowl performance,
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Love Is Just Around the Corner
(musical),
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Lovell, Marilyn,
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“Lover, Come Back to Me” (Romberg),
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on
The Barbra Streisand Album
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at the Bon Soir,
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at the Cocoanut Grove,
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on
The Ed Sullivan Show
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on
PM East
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“Lover Man,” at the Bon Soir,
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Lowe, Charles,
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Lowell Sun
, reviews of
Funny Girl
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Lowry, Cynthia,
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Luckiest People, The
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See
Funny Girl

Luft, Sid,
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Lullaby
(play),
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Lunt-Fontanne Theater, ushering job,
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Lyons, Leonard,
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MacKenzie, Giselle,
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Madame Daunou shoe salon,
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Mademoiselle
magazine, Merit Award,
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Mailer, Norman,
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Malden Bridge Playhouse internship,
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Mancini, Henry,
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Manhattan, move to,
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March, Elspeth,
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Marienthal, Oscar and George,
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Marshall, William,
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Martin, Dean,
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Martin, Dick,
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Martin, Ernest,
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Martin, Mary,
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Marx, Groucho,
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Mason, Richard,
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Matz, Janice,
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Matz, Peter

arrangements,
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career,
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support and friendship from,
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