- List of Illustrations*
- Foreword [Patricia Williams]
- Introduction [George Hutchinson]
- A Note on the Text [George Hutchinson]
- American Cocktail
- Foreword
- Chapters 1–18
- Appendix 1: Publications by Anita Reynolds
- Appendix 2: Anita Reynolds’s Correspondence with Family
- Notes
- Index
- * Illustrations
- 1. Anita Thompson, three years old.
- 2. Anita, age sixteen, on the cover of the May 1917 issue of The Crisis.
- 3. Anita Thompson as female lead in By Right of Birth.
- 4. On the cover of The Crisis, January 1923.
- 5. “Kindest regards to Mr. Harry Austin / Cordially, Anita.” Circa 1923.
- 6. Looking like a flapper, ca. 1923.
- 7. Anita Thompson (center) as lady-in-waiting to the princess in The Thief of Bagdad (1924).
- 8. Portrait of Anita Thompson, signed “Greetings to Dad from Anita / ‘Runnin’ Wild,’ April 1924.”
- 9. “To my dear Mrs. Austin / Sincerely, Anita.”
- 10. Kristians Tonny at the easel. Circa 1928?
- 11. Transfer drawing by Kristians Tonny dedicated to Anita Thompson.
- 12. Photo of Anita Thompson with Kristians Tonny and her Moroccan servant Wamba. Tangier, Morocco, ca. 1931–1932.
- 13. Photo of Anita Thompson with Kristians Tonny and friends. Morocco, ca. 1932–1933.
- 14. Anita Thompson with her first “husband,” the English aristocrat Charles Seller, in London.
- 15. Man Ray portrait of Anita Thompson, dated Paris, March 11, 1934.
- 16. Man Ray portrait of Anita Thompson, mid-1930s.
- 17. Anita Thompson modeling a Chanel evening dress while dancing with a male model, 1938.
- 18. Anita Thompson in a Chanel evening dress, 1938.
- 19. Anita Thompson modeling her favorite Chanel dress, ca. 1938.
- 20. Anita Thompson with her friend Rose-Monique Bazin de Jessey. Le Montmarin, ca. 1939– 1940.
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