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Marilyn Monroe, with husband Arthur Miller and Winthrop W. Aldrich at the Paris Ball in New York City (1957)
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thecinamonroe · 6 months
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Candid photo of Marilyn Monroe on the set of ‘River of No Return’ (1954).
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rare candid of Marilyn Monroe in New York, 1957
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fayegonnaslay · 2 months
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Marlene Dietrich at Columbia Records studio, New York, 1952; photo by Eve Arnold.
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robert-mitchum · 3 months
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Robert Mitchum fishing, 1950s
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Audrey Hepburn having lunch in Piazza Navona in Rome 1955
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It's my last Tumblr post for 2023, the year that saw the release of an Elvis biopic by Buz Luhrmann. Tom Hanks received some criticism along the way for his portrayal of Parker, with everything from his prosthetic makeup to his accent being singled out. As the year ends, lets take a look at some of the pictures I've collected of the real "Thomas Andrew Parker" during his years with Elvis.
Elvis and Parker at an RCA-Paramount Pictures party at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles on 18th May 1957.
Two pictures from December 21, 1957, when Elvis went to Parker's home (1215 Gallatin Road in South Madison, Tennessee) to deliver a Christmas present - a new BMW Isetta microcar.
It’s 9:15am at Fort Dix, NJ on 5th March 1960 and Elvis is being honorably discharged from the Army.  As he collects his mustering out cheque for $109.54 he kids with the Colonel about his percentage.  In later years that would be far from a laughing matter.
Parker shows his sense of humour during the filming Roustabout in 1964 when a birthday party is held for Elvis’ cousin, Billy Smith.
On the NBC set in Los Angeles, Elvis sung a birthday song ‘It Hurts Me’ (in an amusing parody) for the Colonel, 26 June 1968.
A couple of rare shots of Parker with baby Lisa Marie.
Two pictures of Parker and Elvis at the August 1, 1969 press conference in Las Vegas announcing Elvis' new residency at the International Hotel (the Hilton as of 1972).
In this candid shot, we see Parker in a hotel elevator while on tour in Mobile Alabama in 1971 with one of his constant business companions, longtime RCA Records executive George L. Parkhill (centre in yellow shirt).  Parkhill’s main task was "working with Elvis." That basically meant he supervised Elvis' concert tours and, when Elvis was in Los Angeles, monitoring all activities that involved him being RCA's top money maker.
The Colonel below the stage as Elvis performs in Cincinnati in the Black Fireworks jumpsuit on November 11, 1971.
Parker once again staying close to this star client below the stage at the evening appearance at Madison Square Garden on June 9, 1972.
Two pictures of Parker below the stage at the afternoon show in Honolulu on November 18, 1972. In the first picture he's picked an unusual spot to have a chat with Joe Esposito.
An undated picture of Colonel Parker on tour with Elvis in the early 1970s.
Colonel Parker before a concert in Detroit at Olympia Stadium on September 29, 1974.
Perhaps the last time Parker and Elvis were photographed together was in the dressing room just before the new years eve concert in Pontiac, MI, on December 31, 1975. At the time Parker had allowed a visit by local mayor Wallace E. Holland and Oakland press writer Jackie Kallen who presented an award.
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margotfonteyns · 2 years
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Ingrid Bergman and Vivien Leigh in Paris, 1957
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margaretlockwood · 4 months
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Margaret Lockwood with Norman Wisdom and Glynis Johns at the British Film Academy Awards, 1954
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adrian-paul-botta · 1 year
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Lillian Gish and Mary Pickford at a reception (1950's)
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newyorkthegoldenage · 7 months
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A grinning Dwight Eisenhower hears members of National Arts and Sports Committee for the Eisenhower-Nixon Republican ticket sing an "I Like Ike" song for him at the Waldorf Astoria before the general appeared at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner, October 16, 1952.
From left to right back of piano, are: Gene Tunney; Eddie Eagan, Robert Montgomery, Happy Felton (partially hidden), Gen. Eisenhower, Dorothy Fields, Bob Christenberry (partially hidden), Bill Gaxton, and New Hampshire Gov. Sherman Adams. Seated at the piano are Irving Berlin and Helen Hayes.
Photo: Matty Zimmerman for the AP
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Marilyn Monroe shopping in London (1956)
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thecinamonroe · 10 months
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Snapshot of Marilyn Monroe at an airport lobby in New York on July 13, 1956.
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missnormajeanes · 1 year
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rare candid photo of Marilyn
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Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold.
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