“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 . . .”...
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...
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...
The most important things Marilyn’s got, it took a brain to get. And from now on, she’s not letting anyone forget It....
The new, sexy-but-dignified Monroe took blasé New York by storm! Despite some skeptics she won friends and influenced famous columnist Wilson!...
For love of Arthur Miller, she’s forsaken old friends, turned her back on Hollywood. Where does she go from here?...
From what was almost the end we go back to the beginning: a conservative family, a love-starved childhood, years of struggle and work....
“A man,” says Yul Brynner, “makes love with his eyes.” And women by the million are deserting stars with hair to follow him....