PART III The bride was on time. On January 14, 1954, at one o’clock, Marilyn Monroe, twenty-seven years old, married Joe DiMaggio, thirty-nine, in the San Francisco City Hall. The ceremony, which lasted all of three minutes, was performed by Municipal Court Judge Charles Peery. The Los...
With a Foreword by Jane Russell and an Interview by Georges Belmont...
It has now been three years since that fateful mid-July night in Hong Kong that Bruce Lee the man they called Little Dragon—died. In the days preceding his death, Lee knew that, after a decade of struggle, he had finally won. In the last few...
He meets a pretty girl, has a wonderful evening—and never sees her again! Nobody digs it. But R. J., fancy-free, has his reasons....
Here are tomorrow’s top twenty-two! On this and the following four pages MODERN SCREEN lifts the curtain, turns the spotlight on the newcomers Hollywood has been grooming for big-time. Now it’s up to them—and to you....
Broadway’s curtain of anonymity drops over Marilyn. Minus make-up, she passes for another stage-struck kid . . . Under the glare of floodlights The Legend of Monroe blossoms like a blast of heady perfume but The Smoldering Siren is only a pose, a part she...
Mansions and imported are as passé as Theda Bara’s eyebrows. Good taste and good fun are the keynotes of today’s generation....
Once there was a girl who liked to spend a quiet evening at home with a good book. That was the old Annie Baxter, who doesn’t live here any more....
New men are running Marilyn’s new life . . . Who are they? What are they doing to her?...
The new, sexy-but-dignified Monroe took blasé New York by storm! Despite some skeptics she won friends and influenced famous columnist Wilson!...