Marilyn Monroe by Bruno Bernard, 1945. It's said that this collection was submitted by Bernard (with others) to Fox. Toward the end of 1946, Marilyn Monroe signed her first studio contract with Twentieth Century Fox. It represented herintroduction into the film world as a working actress. The agreement paid Monroe $125 a week and helped her become a multi-tool actress with lessons in acting,singing and dancing.

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