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Brass diva: the life and legends of Ethel Merman
Caryl Flinn
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Frontmatter
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PREFACE (page vii)
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1 / Beginnings (page 1)
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2 / From Stenographer to Star (page 30)
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3 / The Early Thirties (page 57)
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4 / To Hollywood and Back Again (page 90)
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5 / Broadway's Brightest: The Early Forties (page 113)
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6 / Forging a Family (page 138)
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7 / What Comes Natur'lly: Annie Get Your Gun (page 150)
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8 / Call Me Madam (page 177)
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9 / A More Complex Image (page 192)
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10 / Madam in Hollywood (page 218)
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11 / Life with Six (page 239)
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12 / There's No Business Like Show Business (page 255)
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13 / From Mrs. Six to Mama Rose (page 278)
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14 / Gypsy: Ethel Merman's Musical Fable (page 293)
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15 / It's a Mad, Mad Schedule (page 333)
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16 / The Sixties and the Art of Love (page 347)
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17 / After the Big Stem--the Seventies (page 374)
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18 / Twilight and Transformation (page 401)
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19 / Afterlife (page 415)
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (page 429)
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A WORD ON THE SCRAPBOOKS (page 433)
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DISCOGRAPHY (page 437)
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STAGE WORK (page 443)
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FILMOGRAPHY (page 463)
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NOTES (page 473)
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INDEX (page 525)
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Published: c2007
Publisher: University of California Press
- 9780520927254 (ebook)
- 9780520229426 (hardcover)
- 9780520260221 (paper)