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Tag Archives: 1961
When ‘Spud’ Murray Met Marilyn
Meredith W. ‘Spud’ Murray, a pitcher for the New York Yankees from 1960-68, died at home in East Waterford, PA, earlier this month. Writing for the Delaware County Times, Ed Gelbhart recalled a conversation with Murray in which he spoke of … Continue reading
Len Steckler Exhibit in LA
Len Steckler, who photographed a fateful meeting between Marilyn and the poet, Carl Sandburg, in 1961, is the subject of a new exhibition opening today at the Paley Center, Los Angeles. “The Center’s multimedia showcase includes Steckler’s acclaimed photographic series The … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Photography, Exhibitions
Tagged 1961, Carl Sandburg, Len Steckler, Marilyn Monroe, Paley Center, The Visit
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‘I Was Marilyn Monroe’s Doctor’
During the days immediately preceding her operation, I saw Marilyn two or three times daily. Often she would be sitting moodily as I entered, but as always she suddenly seemed cheered whenever anyone came to see her. Sometimes she would … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Magazines, Memories & Anecdotes, Personal Life
Tagged 1961, Dr Richard Cottrell, Gallbladder, Marilyn Monroe, Polyclinic
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Mad Men: ‘Dr Faye Miller’
It’s 1964 and Marilyn Monroe has been dead for two years, but on Madison Avenue her memory is still very much alive. A new character, Dr Faye Miller, is introduced in the latest episode of Mad Men, ‘Every Wall Glares … Continue reading
Posted in Television
Tagged 1961, Dr Joyce Brothers, Dr Marianne Kris, Faye Miller, Mad Men, Marilyn Monroe, Milton Rudin, Payne Whitney
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A Walk with Joe and Marilyn
The history of the communities in Redington Beach, Florida, is the focus of an upcoming exhibit, Take a Walk With Marilyn and Joe, at Gulf Beaches Historical Museum on St. Petersburg Beach. In March 1961, Marilyn took a holiday with … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Personal Life, Relationships
Tagged 1961, Florida, Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn Monroe, Redington, St Petersburg, Tides Motel
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Leaving Hospital, 1961
Rested and recovered after several weeks at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, NYC, Marilyn faces the paparazzi with a brave smile. She had been through a divorce and two bereavements in the previous year, as well as making two movies. Ex-husband Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Life, Public Appearances
Tagged 1961, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, Marilyn Monroe, New York
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Marilyn in Fort Lauderdale
In March 1961, while Marilyn was recovering from illness, ex-husband Joe DiMaggio invited her to join him for a relaxing break in Florida. According to today’s Orlando Sentinel, Marilyn visited the Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel during her stay… “The New … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Life
Tagged 1961, Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn Monroe, Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel
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