Amagansett’s a small seaside town on Long Island, only three hours away from New York; and its most popular summer citizen is Marilyn Monroe. This spring I had the special pleasure of meeting her. Marilyn and her husband, Broadway playwright Arthur Miller, were in Amagansett...
If they had paid attention in September, they might not have been so stunned in November. It wasn’t that the glamourous Marilyn Monroe hadn’t served notice. For way back in September when it was considered too risky to let Khrushchev see Disneyland but safe to...
The love scandal of the decade and here is the unvarnished truth straight from the lips of “The Other Man” . . ....
“Please,” Marilyn Monroe said to the doctor, “would you say that once more, what you said about the tests?” The doctor smiled. His patient looked so eager, so hopeful. “They show that you’re going to have a baby,” he told her again, gently. Marilyn’s face flushed. She had come...
The heartbreaking story of a baby that will never smile or cry . . ....
Marilyn’s dream is coming true . . . Marilyn’s happiness is complete . . . Marilyn’s prayer is being answered . . . Marilyn’s going to have a baby!...
“Entreat me not to leave thee and to return from following after thee, for whither thou goest, I will go, and where thou lodgest I will lodge; thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God . . .”...
Louella Parsons reports on “one of the strangest romantic matches of all time”...
Marilyn confesses to Elsa Maxwell . . ....
PART IV On June 20, 1956, the New York Post ran the story of the imminent marriage between Marilyn and Arthur Miller. The civil ceremony was on June 29, followed by the wedding according to Jewish ritual on July 1, for which Marilyn had converted to...