-Bus Stop 1960-
I realized that there had to be three different Marilyn’s – the young Norma Jeane, Zelda Zonk, the Marilyn we know from the screen, and the older, quieter Marilyn: the real Marilyn.
By Lorena Cenci
-Bus Stop 1960-
I realized that there had to be three different Marilyn’s – the young Norma Jeane, Zelda Zonk, the Marilyn we know from the screen, and the older, quieter Marilyn: the real Marilyn.
By Lorena Cenci
Dinner at the Mapes Hotel July 24,1960
Every man who met her had the feeling that they could rescue her. She was a princess in a locked castle, and they could help her escape.
-By Eli Wallach-
Marilyn with actors Nick Savano, Craig Hill and Mala Powers. 1951
Astor Theater of New York, 1955
Famed entertainer Maurice Chevalier and Marilyn Monroe sing a swooning duet with piano accompaniment at Milton’s New York Studio in 1955. Here we get a glimpse of the classic Marilyn in a group setting.
Young Monroe
Marilyn Monroe 1953
1957. Marilyn and Arthur in New York City photographed by Sam Shaw
1954 - Marilyn Monroe at the Photoplay awards
Marilyn at the pool