Word: marilyn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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IAIHEN Walter Winchell confided "to his public recently that Marilyn Monroe was to be a TIME cover subject, he added this understandably skeptical comment: "I can't imagine them digging up anything people haven't read before." TIME'S readers can decide whether Winchell was too skeptical...
Altogether, Goodman reports, our Los Angeles bureau staffers conducted more than 100 interviews in California, Arizona and Idaho over the course of the six weeks they were on the story. "It was an experience traveling with Marilyn," Goodman writes, in recollection of an interview that took place in a chartered plane en route to Sun Valley. For this occasion, Marilyn wore what she calls her "disguise." This consisted of a Venetian gondolier's brown straw hat with white band, smoked glasses, no makeup at all, a man's heavy black sweater, grey striped trousers, high heels...
...guarantee," wrote Goodman, "that anyone donning this getup would automatically get more attention than Khrushchev at Disneyland. But Marilyn appeared surprised that anyone noticed her." In the course of another interview in her dressing room, Marilyn suddenly said to Goodman: "You look like a writer...
Edgar Bergen Hour (Sun. 7:05 p.m., CBS). The 20th anniversary program features scenes formerly played with Marilyn Monroe, Don Ameche, John Barrymore, W. C. Fields...
...Born. To Marilyn Maxwell, 34, blond cinemactress (Forever Darling), and Jerry Davis, 39, screenwriter: their first child, a son; in Santa Monica, Calif. Name: Matthew Paul. Weight...