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Al & friend |
members of the band Gravestone, friends of Rhoda
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Norman Angel |
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Reuben Angel |
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Stella Angel |
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Anne and Julia Bast |
Unmarried aunts of Edward Bast and Stella Angel, residents
of Bast family home on Long Island. Legal discussion with Coen,
3-17; discussion with Stella about Reuben and other family matters, 59-68;
move to a nursing home in Indiana, 713.
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Charlotte Bast a/k/a Carlotta |
A sister of Anne and Julia Bast who became an actress . . . |
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Edward Bast |
A
composer who teaches at JR's high school, the son of James Bast; nephew
of Anne and Julia Bast; placed in J R’s junior high school as composer in
residence by the Foundation. Rehearses Wagner’s
Das Rheingold, 32-36; gives educational TV lecture on Mozart,
39-44; tells Stella Angel he loves her, 71-2; helps Amy Joubert take students
on field trip to buy one share of stock, 75-129; tries to get a job writing “nothing music,” 112; finds his studio vandalized, 137; seduced by
Stella until Norman interrupts, 138-9; accepts Crawley’s $200 commission to
write “zebra music,” 202-6; fired by J R, 639; finds his house has
disappeared, 664; taken to hospital by Coen, 668; gets Duncan as his
hospital roommate, 670.
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Beamish |
Mrs. Schramm's lawyer
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Beaton |
lawyer
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Governor John Cates |
Amy Joubert's great uncle
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Mr. Coen |
Lawyer for the Bast family and General Roll Company,
typically anxious that his name not be thought to be Cohen. Legal discussion with Bast
sisters, 3-17; charged with reckless driving after breaking his glasses at
the Bast home, 150; discusses General Roll’s legal and financial situation
with Norman Angel, 353-61; takes Bast to hospital, 668. (The name
occurs on pp. 3, 4, 6, 61, 64, 65, 140, 149, 152, 156, 353, 355-61, 532,
624, 664-70, 674, 675, 682, 688, 713-5, 717-9. The name Cohen, which always
refers to Coen, occurs on pp. 3-17, 61-3, 66, 232, 532, 675-9, 681, 682.)
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Crawley |
of Crawley & Brothers |
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Dick Cutler |
salesman, eventual husband of Amy Moncrieff Joubert
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Dave Davidoff |
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Duncan |
head of wallpaper firm
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Ann diCephalis |
wife of JR's school principal
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Dan diCephalis |
principal of JR's high school
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Donny & Nora diCephalis |
children of Dan and Ann deCephalis
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Thomas Eigen |
writer | |
Marian Eigen |
wife of Thomas Eigen
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Miss Flesch |
secretary at JR's school
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Ford |
from the Foundation
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Gall |
from the Foundation
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Jack Gibbs |
teacher at JR's Long Island school, writer | |
Mrs. Gibbs |
Jack Gibbs' former wife, mother of his son.
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Major Hyde |
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Hyde boy |
Amy Joubert teacher at JR's school, wife of the Swiss
Lucien, mother of Francis Francis Joubert son of Amy & Lucien Joubert Lucien Joubert Amy Joubert's husband Freddy Moncrieff Amy's older retarded brother, Gibbs's former classmate Monty Moncrieff Amy Joubert's father Lemp
| Leo foreman at General Roll Company Myrna secretary at General Roll Company Congressman Pecci
| Piscator Davidoff's lawyer Rhoda sometime resident of the 96th Street
apartment, Schramm's former lover JR Van Sant of the JR Family of Companies Schepperman painter Schramm writer Mrs. Schramm widow of Schramm Zona Selk
| Skinner former textbook salesman, new husband of the
former Mrs. Gibbs Stye insurance agent Vern Teakell district superintendant of schools Terry Norman Angel's secretary at General Roll Coach Vogel Teaches driver education at
J R’s junior high
school. Hired by JR subsidiary Ray-X as director of research and
development, 527. (The name occurs on pp. 18, 22, 29, 46, 176, 220, 237,
240, 241, 308-10, 312, 328, 329, 341, 451, 458, 459, 498, 527, 528, 645,
673, 674.) AW Nurse Waddams Works first at J R’s junior
high school, then at hospital where Angel, Bast, Cates, and Duncan are
being treated. (The name occurs on pp. 183, 240, 319, 333, 337, 341,
450, 669, 670, 674, 687, 688.) AW Principal Whiteback Principal of J R’s junior
high school and president of a local bank. Given job with Federal Communications
Commission, 710. (The name occurs on pp. 18, 19, 23, 24, 27, 31, 38-40,
44-7, 49-52, 165, 169, 174, 175, 177-85, 220, 222-9, 236, 237, 239-41,
312, 313, 320-3, 325-8, 330-2, 338, 340, 342, 346, 449-57, 459-61, 463,
484, 497, 649.)
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