Muriel’s Friends
During her adventures, Muriel made numerous friends whom she often wrote about in her diaries. A few were famous at the time she met them, but most were like her, young kids just starting out looking to each other for support and encouragement. Many of these friends went on to become famous actors, musicians and artist who helped define the Jazz Age. As the story continues, we will continue to add the names of dozens of Muriel’s friends as they come into her life.
AntoineApache Gang
Arden, Elsie
Astaire, Adele
Astaire, Fred
Baker, Josephine
Bankhead, Tallulah
Barnwell, Mary “Mania”
Bell, Clive
Bishop, Billy
Blochman, Larry & Daisy
Blomshield, John
Brown, Hugh
Brown, Marjorie
Bullard, Eugene
Cocteau, Jean
Davis, Deering
Doucet, Clement
Earp, Wyatt
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Edward, Prince of WalesEstelle, Madame
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Fitzgerald, Zelda
Gramajo, Arturo
Hemingway, Ernest
Hughes, Langston
Jones, Florence
Joyce, James
Kapp, Spencer
Lafler, Harry & Mary
Larson, Fred
London, Jack
Love, Bessie
Maugham, Somerset
Mahoney, Dr. Dan
Mitchell, Louis
McGurrin, Buckley
Moyses, Louis
Nadria, Prince
Pantages, Alexander
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Payne, Nina “Dolly”Pepito
Ray, Man
Robinson, Bill “Bojangles”
Sheldon, Mr.
Sterling, George
Stewart, Ken
Strickfaden, Charlie
Swanson, Gloria
Teal, Ray
Tjader, Callen & Victoria
Twain, Mark
Valentino, Rudolph
Varounis, George E.
Vetia
Weiner, Jean
Woods, Bert
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