The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe (56 page)

Dancing with a big man in Hollywood, Johnny Hyde, who offered Marilyn $1 million to marry him.
Bruno Bernard, courtesy of Susan Bernard

The Millers with Simone Signoret and Yves Montand at a studio party, celebrating Montand's arrival in Hollywood for
Let's Make Love. George Zeno Collection

At the president's birthday gala in Madison Square Garden, Marilyn sings “Happy Birthday” to Jack Kennedy, who can be seen behind the Presidential Seal. Bobby Kennedy is seated two rows behind him, several seats to the right.
Foto File

Dr. Ralph Greenson, who began treating Marilyn in January 1960.
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute

After her stay at the West-Side Hospital in Los Angeles, Marilyn returns to Reno to resume filming
The Misfits
. Miller clearly shows the strain of the production and their marital problems.
MPTV Archives

Marilyn and Gable look to the stars in the final scene of
The Misfits
. It would be the last day of their last completed picture.
George Zeno Collection

José Bolaños escorts Marilyn to the Golden Globe Awards in March 1962. Marilyn is wearing the diamond-and-emerald earrings given to her by Frank Sinatra.
George Zeno Collection

Makeup artist Whitey Snyder and hairdresser Sidney Guilaroff prepare Marilyn for a scene in
Let's Make Love. Robert Slatzer Collection

Left to right:
Jack Kennedy, Los Angeles Police Chief William Parker, and Captain James Hamilton of the Intelligence Division.
Robert Slatzer Collection

Jack Kennedy and Peter Lawford at Lawford's Santa Monica beach house.
Robert Slatzer Collection

Robert Kennedy and three of his children as they arrive in San Francisco with Ethel on Friday, August 3, 1962.
Robert Slatzer Collection

Marilyn's last public appearance, at Dodger Stadium on June 1, 1962.
Robert Slatzer Collection

A Los Angeles police officer stands in the forecourt of the Monroe residence. To his left is the door to the guest cottage. Reporters stand near the entrance of the home.
Robert Slatzer Collection