Fin 1947, CA, Granada Hill - chez les Carroll
A la fin de l'année 1947, Marilyn Monroe est hebergée chez l'acteur John Carroll et sa femme Lucille Ryman, qui s'occupent des starlettes en difficultés. Elle reste plusieurs mois chez eux au "El Palacio Apartments", au 8491-8499 Fountain Avenue, dans le West Hollywood; mais elle les suit aussi dans leur ranch qu'ils possèdent à Granada Hill dans la San Fernando Valley.
Carroll va prendre en charge Marilyn en devenant son manager pendant quelques temps.
At the end of 1947, Marilyn Monroe is lodged at the home of the actor John Carroll and his wife Lucille Ryman, who care for starlets in difficulty. She stays at their home for several months at "El Palacio Apartments" at 8491-8499 Fountain Avenue in West Hollywood; but she also follows them on their ranch they own in Granada Hill in the San Fernando Valley.
Carroll will take over Marilyn by becoming his manager for a while.
- Marilyn avec Aviv Wardimon (qui s'appellera par la suite 'Blackman')
il était garde de sécurité aux studios (probablement de la Fox)
- Marilyn with Aviv Wardimon (who later changed his last name to 'Blackman')
he was a security guard of the movie studios (probably 20th Century Fox)
Aviv Wardimon & John Carroll
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Décembre 1947, CA, Rowland Street
En décembre 1947, Marilyn Monroe emménage dans une petite maison au 4215 Rowland Street, à Burbank, en Californie.
In December, 1947, Marilyn Monroe moves into a small house at 4215 Rowland Street, in Burbank, California.
Elle avait offert ce cliché à son petit ami de l'époque Bill Pursel
She had offered this snapshot to her boyfriend at the time Bill Pursel 
> article: Marilyn in Burbank
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29/06/1955, New York - achat de chaussures
Le 29 juin 1955, la boutique "Signorina Eugenia Inc." située au 400 Park Avenue à New York envoie une facture à Marilyn Monroe, à l'hôtel Waldorf-Astoria, pour une commande de chaussures pour un montant de 39,14 Dollars. Ils vendent notamment des chaussures Ferragamo.
In June 29, 1955, the "Signorina Eugenia Inc." store, located at 400 Park Avenue in New York, sends an invoice to Marilyn Monroe, at Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, for an order of shoes for an amount of $39.14. They send especially Ferragamo shoes.
Milton H Greene procède au réglement de cette facture le 14 juillet 1955 par chèque au nom de la société des Marilyn Monroe Productions.
Milton H Greene proceeds to the payment of the invoice by check in July 14, 1955 to the name of the Marilyn Monroe Productions.
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24/07/1957, New York - Réunion des MM Prod
Les administrateurs des "Marilyn Monroe Productions" (Marilyn Monroe, Robert H. Montgomery et George Levine) sont en réunion d'affaires le 24 juillet 1957 dans un bureau au 575 Madison Avenue à New York.
The directors of the Marilyn Monroe Productions (Marilyn Monroe, Robert H. Montgomery et George Levine) are on a business meeting in July 24, 1957 at an office at 575 Madison Avenue in New York.
> Attestation signée par les représentants
Attestation signed by the representatives
Marilyn Monroe, Robert H. Montgomery, George Levine 
MARILYN MONROE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Consent and Waiver of Notice of Special
Meeting of Board of Directors
The undersigned, being all the directors of Marilyn Monroe Productions, Inc., a New York corporation, hereby severally waive all notice whatsoever of the special meeting of the Board of Directors of said Corporation, and consent that said meeting be held at the office of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, 575 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N.Y., on Wednesday, July 24, 1957, for the transaction thereat of all such business as many lawfully come before said meeting.
Dated: July 24, 1957
Marilyn Monroe
Robert H. Montgomery Jr.
George Levine
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Sur le tournage de Let's Make Love 10
Le Milliardaire
Sur le tournage
Pendant la scène
During the shooting scene
Marilyn Monroe
Frankie Vaughan, Marilyn Monroe, Agnes Flanagan
Frankie Vaughan, Marilyn Monroe, George Cukor
Marilyn Monroe, Jack Cole
Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand 
- photographies: William Read Woodfield -
- photographies: Don Ornitz -
Jack Cole, Frankie Vaughan, Marilyn Monroe 
Sur le plateau
On the set
Marilyn Monroe, Agnes Flanagan
- dans la presse -
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Ofenbach: Paradise
Dans le clip vidéo du titre "Paradise" du duo français Ofenbach (2018), les deux musiciens se mettent en scène en tant que jury devant qui défile plusieurs personnes qui leur offrent des prestations loufoques; parmi les candidats, une "fausse" Marilyn Monroe, vieillie et un peu ivre.
In the video of the song "Paradise" from the French duet Ofenbach (2018), the two musicians appeared as a jury in front of whom several people offer mad performances; among the candidates, a "fake" Marilyn Monroe, old and a little drunk.
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05/06/1952 Contrat de la 20th Century Fox
Contrat de deux pages de la 20th Century Fox signé par Marilyn Monroe en date du 5 juin 1952 détaillant les divers montants de paiement. Il s'agit d'un complément au contrat initial, couvrant la période du 11 mai 1952 au 10 mai 1953, où la Fox établit ici une régulation de paiement.
Contrat of two pages of the 20th Century Fox signed by Marilyn Monroe, dated in June 5, 1952 and detailing the various payment amounts. This is a supplement to the initial contract, covering the period from May 11, 1952 to May 10, 1953, on which the Fox here establishes a payment regulation.
Miss Marilyn Monroe
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
10201 West Pico Boulevard
Los Angeles 34, California
Dear Miss Monroe:
Pursuant to your requestto have your salary pro-rated over the balance of Option (a) of your contract, this will confirm our mutual understanding.
Under the provisions of your contract, Option (a) began on May 11, 1952, and will expire on May 10, 1953, covering a period of Fifty-Two (52) weeks, of which you are guaranted Forty (40) weeks salary at Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($ 750.00) per week, or a total of Thirty Thousand Dollars (V 30,000.00).
The remaining Twelve (12) weeks of the term represents the suspension period of which we have the privilege of taking you off the payroll, subject to the conditions imposed by the Screen Actors' Guild.
From May 11, 1952, the beginning of Option (a) of your contract, through May 31, 1952, is an elapsed period of Three weeks. During this period, you were paid Two (2) weeks and Three (3) days at your contract rate of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($ 750.00) per week, or a total of One Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Five Dollars ($ 1,875.00). The other Three (3) days were layoff, for which no compensation was due. This leaves a guaranteed balance of Twenty-Eight Thousand One Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars ($ 28,125.00) to be paid over the remaining Forty-Nine (49) weeks of your term.
Pro-rating this balance over the remaining Forty-Nine (49) weeks, we will pay you Forty-Eight (48) weeks at Five Hundred Seventy-Four Dollars ($ 574.00) per week, a total of Twenty-Seven Thousand Five Hundred Fifty-Two Dollars ($ 27,552.00), and One (1) week at Five Hundred Seventy-Three Dollars ($ 573.00), a combined total of Twenty-Eight Thousand One Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars ($ 28,125.00) which together with the One Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Five Dollars ($ 1,875.00) already paid, equals Thirty Thousand Dollars ($ 30,000.00), the entire amount guaranteed in Option (a) of your contract.
It is understood that in the event your contract of employment with us is terminated prior to the expiration of the term described in Article First thereof, as said term may be extended, and as of the date of such tzrmination you have been compensated under the pro-rating arrangment hereinabove set forth in an amount which is in excess of the amount which would have been earned by you had you been compensated pursuant tothe provisions of Article Second of your above mentioned contract of employment, then and in such event, you agree, upon being requested so to do, to repay to us the amount of such excess which has been paid to you under said pro-rating arrangment.
Please understand that this arrangement is for your convenience only, and in no way affects your original contract, nor does it affect any additional monies due you according to the overtime provision or any other provision of the Agreement of the Screen Actors' Guild. If this is in accordance with your understanding of our arrangments, kindly confirm the same by affirming your signature below, under the word "Accepted" and return two copies to us. The original is for your records.
Very truly yours,
TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX FILM CORPORATION
A.W. DeWeese, Paymaster
ACCEPTED:
Marilyn Monroe
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