Authors: Emily W. Leider
separations
social life
staff at residence
trips
wedding
World War II.
See also
Hornblow, John Terry
Hornblow, Arthur Jr.—marriages: Leonora “Bubbles” Schinasi Morris
Loy.
See also
Crosby, Juliette; Hornblow, Arthur Jr.-Loy relationship
Hornblow, Arthur Jr.—son.
See
Hornblow, John Terry
Hornblow, Arthur Sr.: California visit
death (1942)
and Fairbanks Sr.
Loy and
New York Herald
Paris correspondent
son Herbert
wife Nora
World War II
Hornblow, John Terry
children
divorce
father’s constant faultfinding
Loy holidays with
Loy memorial and
Loy’s bequeathals
at Loy’s stage performance
photo with Loy
on Sargeant
wife Doris
Horne, Lena
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Howard, Leslie
Howard, Sidney
Howard, William K.
Howe, James Wong
Hoyt, Harry O.
Hudson, Rock
Hughes, Howard
Hughes, Rupert
Hughes, Shirley
Humphrey, Hubert
Hunt, Marsha
Hunter, Kim
Hunter, Ross
Hurlock, Madeline
Hurn, Philip
Hurrell, George
The Hurricane
Hussey, Ruth
Huston, Angelica
Huston, John
Huston, Walter
Hutton, Betty
Hyman, Bernie
ICM Agency
“If Anything Is Done” (Stein)
If This Be Sin
I Love You Again
income, Loy.
See
Loy, Myrna—income and finances
India,
The Rains Came
Indian Why Stories
(Linderman)
infidelities, sexual.
See
sexual infidelities
Infidelity
Ink Spots
In Old Arizona
internationalism: League of Nations
Loy.
See also
United Nations
Intolerance
Irene
It Happened One Night
It’s A Wonderful Life
I Wanted Wings
Jackson, Anne
Jannings, Emil
Japan: Pearl Harbor invasion
Sino-Japanese war
The Jazz Singer
Jews: anti-communist era
Crossfire
and
Hornblows
Nazi era
jobs.
See
Loy, Myrna—jobs
Johann, Zita
Johnson, John and Isabella (Loy grandparents)
Johnson, Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon
Johnson, Van
Jolson, Al
Josephson, Julien
Julian Petroleum scandal (1920s)
June, Ray
Justice Department
Just Tell Me What You Want
Kael, Pauline
Kantor, MacKinlay
Karloff, Boris
Kaufman, George S.
Kaye, Danny
Kazan, Elia
Kazan, Lainie
Kellerman, Annette
Kelly, Gene
Kennedy, Jackie
Kennedy, John F. (JFK)
Kennedy, Senator Ted
Kennedy Center tribute
Kern, Jerome
Kertesz, Mihaly/Michael Curtiz
Keyes, Evelyn
Kilty, James
King, Alan
King, Carlotta
King of Hollywood, Gable
Kingsley, Sidney
Kirk, Phyllis
Kirkwood, James
Knopf
Koenig, William
Korda, Alexander
Korean War
Kosloff, Theodore
Kotsilibas-Davis, James.
See also Being and Becoming
(Loy autobiography with Kotsilibas-Davis)
Kozel, George
Krasna, Norman
Kreuger, Miles
Kurnitz, Harry
La Cava, Gregory
Ladd, Alan
Ladies Man
Ladies of the Corridor
(D. Parker)
Lady Be Good
Lady Lawyer
Laemmle, Carl
LaGuardia, Mayor Fiorello
Lake, Veronica
Lamarr, Hedy
Lambert, Gavin
Lamour, Dorothy
Lancaster, Burt
Lanchester, Elsa
Landi, Elissa
Landis, Carole
Lang, Fritz
Langella, Frank
Lanier, Sidney
Lantz, Robert
Lantz, Sherlee
Larson, Jack
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney
“The Last Time I Saw Paris”
Laughton, Charles
Laurie, Joe Jr.
Lawford, Peter
Lawrence, Vincent
Lawson, John Howard
League of Nations
Lean, David
Lederer, Charles
Le Gallienne, Richard
Legendary Ladies of the Movies series
Legion of Decency
Lehmann, Lotte
Leisen, Mitchell
Lemmon, Jack
Leonard, Robert Z.
Lesser, Annemarie
The Letter
Levant, Oscar
Levene, Sam
Lewis, Diana “Mousie”
Lewis, Sinclair
Libeled Lady
Lie, Trygve
Life Is a Banquet
(R. Russell)
Life
magazine: Harlow cover
Loy in
Don Juan
Loy interviewed by Kotsilibas-Davis
Sherwood as editor
Lindbergh, Charles
Linderman, Frank
Linzer, Estelle
A Lion in Winter
Little Women
Litvak, Anatole
Livesey, Roger
Loew, Arthur
Loew, Marcus
Loew’s, Inc., MGM parent company
Lombard, Carole: death (1942)
Embassy Club dinner
funeral
Gable marriage
on marriage to movie star
My Man Godfrey
politics
Powell marriage
To Be or Not to Be
World War II
London, Loy trip
London Daily Mirror
Long Beach earthquake (1933)
Long Day’s Journey into Night
Lonsdale, Frederick
Look After Lulu
Loomis, Margaret
Loos, Anita
Lorraine, Lillian
Los Angeles: Loy’s father’s will
Loy staying near mother in hospital
Loy’s youth
population (1920–1930)
World War II.
See also
Loy, Myrna—residences; movie industry
Los Angeles Evening Herald Express:
Loy at hospital
Powell recovery
Los Angeles Examiner:
Loy in
The Animal Kingdom
“Myrna Loy Abrogates Contract”
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
, Venice High School sculpture photo
Los Angeles Herald Express:
Loy in
The Great Ziegfeld
Loy marriage proposals
Los Angeles Record, The Mask of Fu Manchu
Los Angeles Times: The Black Watch
Douglas as “parlor pink”
Libeled Lady
Loy break with MGM
Loy-Hornblow relationship
Loy in
Across the Pacific
Loy in
Don Juan in Hell
Loy signed by Warner Bros.
Loy’s looks
Loy’s Red Cross work
Loy’s tough-girl parts
Loy-Wyler rapport
“Myrna Loy Back on Lot at Old Pay”
Myron Selznick funeral
Venice High School sculpture photo
What Price Beauty?
Loudon, Dorothy
Love, Montagu
Love Crazy
The Loved One
(Waugh)
Love Me Tonight
Lowe, Edmund
Lowell, Robert
Loy, Mina
Loy, Myrna—acting style
celebrated
collaborative
comedy
honest
naturalness
screen test
talkie transition
underplaying
voice and diction.
See also
Loy, Myrna—stage acting; Loy, Myrna—typecasting
Loy, Myrna—agents: Lew Wasserman
MCA
Mimi Weber
Minna Wallis
Myron Selznick/Selznick-Joyce Agency/Leland Hayward
Robert Lantz
William Morris agency
Loy, Myrna—appearance: aging
Allan portrait
American
Asian
casual preference
childhood and youth
ears
freckles
Hurrell portrait
movie star image
nose
red hair
sculpture
Waxman portraits.
See also
Loy, Myrna—typecasting
Loy, Myrna—assistants and caregivers
Theresa Penn.
See also
Rosson, Leone
Loy, Myrna—aunt LuLu Belle Wilder
Beverly Hills home
California move
county treasurer in Montana
daughter Laura Belle
death (1953)
Delmas Terrace house
Hornblow and
Loy supporting
Loy, Myrna—autobiography.
See Being and Becoming
Loy, Myrna—birth
Loy, Myrna—brother David
art studies and jobs
Beverly Hills residence
death (1983)
Delmas Terrace house
father’s will
grade school
Hertz and
high school graduation
Hornblow and
Hughes Aircraft job
Loy-Hornblow wedding
Loy’s affection for
Loy’s New York residences and
Loy supporting
Montana ranch share
mother’s death
photos
San Fernando Valley
Shirley Hughes dating
wife Lynn
Loy, Myrna—childhood and youth
ambition to become a nun
appearance
birth (1905)
Central Elementary School
dance classes
family flu epidemic
after father’s death
Montana classes
movie going
Ocean Park school
performing
photos
politics
sculpture
trips
Venice Union Polytechnic High
Westlake School for Girls.
See also
Loy, Myrna—family; Montana
Loy, Myrna—family
aunt Nettie Williams Qualls
cousin Laura Belle Wilder
Loy as godmother to friends’ children
treasures
uncle Elmer Williams.
See also
Loy, Myrna—aunt LuLu Belle Wilder; Loy, Myrna—brother David; Loy, Myrna—father David; Loy, Myrna—grandparents; Loy, Myrna—marriages; Loy, Myrna—mother (Della Mae Johnson Williams)
Loy, Myrna—father David: and California
and dance
flu epidemic and death (1918)
grave
Helena
Loy’s anger toward
Loy’s financial management like
marriage
Montana ranch
photo
Republican Party
siblings
spending
will
World War I enlistment
Loy, Myrna—friends
Boatwright
Clift
Crawford
Garland
godmother to children of
Grant
Handmans
Hornblow’s treatment of
Shirley Hughes
Lantzes
Estelle Linzer
McDowall
Rosalind Russell.
See also
Black, Betty Berger; Hornblow, John Terry; Loy, Myrna—love life; Loy, Myrna—Powell screen partnership and friendship; MacFarlane, Louella Bamberger; Taylor, Natalie Visart
Loy, Myrna—grandparents: Johnson
Williams
Loy, Myrna—health
abortion
appendicitis
death (1993)
Dr. Pope
Dr. Winer
flu epidemic (1918)
marital troubles affecting
MGM attitude
operations
overwork and exhaustion
psychotherapy
sterility
Loy, Myrna—honors
Academy
American Place Theatre
eightieth birthday
grave
Kennedy Center
memorial
Myrna Loy Center (Helena)
Venice High School statue “Inspiration” (1922)
Loy, Myrna—income and finances: aunt supported by
brother supported by
Depression
executrix of estate
Hertz marriage
Hornblow divorce
Hornblow marriage
Markey marriage
MGM contract
mother supported by
parental support
pay from early jobs
pay from stage acting
Rosson help with
Warner Bros. contract
will.
See also
Loy, Myrna—jobs; Loy, Myrna—movie pay
Loy, Myrna—jobs
David Horsley laboratories
Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre
high school
Red Cross
television.
See also
dance jobs; Loy, Myrna—income and finances; Loy, Myrna—movies
Loy, Myrna—love life
Gable attempt
Leslie Howard attempt
Johnny Brown
Kozel
Markey
after marriages
Norton
Novarro rumors
Sargeant
Schildkraut attempt
Tracy attempt.
See also
Hornblow, Arthur Jr.-Loy relationship; Loy, Myrna—marriages
Loy, Myrna—marriages
anger in
divorces
Hertz
Hornblow
Markey
proposals from fans
Sargeant
Loy, Myrna—mother (Della Mae Johnson Williams): Beverly Hills residence
birth (1880)
California move
California visits
death (1966)
Delmas Terrace house