MARILYN MONROE CONTRACT

Marilyn Monroe recording contract between Twentieth Century Fox and RCA for "There's No Business Like Show Business," dated October 14, 1954, blue cover, Twentieth Century Read more…

A contract amendment between Marilyn Monroe and Twentieth Century Fox to extend Monroe’s contract by six months. The amendment is typed on Twentieth Century Fox Read more…

A standard contract dated March 2, 1949, with the William Morris Agency Inc. for a period of six years with 10% terms. The contract is Read more…

A letter from Twentieth Century-Fox Executive Manager Lew Schreiber to Marilyn Monroe. The single-page typed, signed letter, dated December 16, 1954, is in regard to Read more…

A group of seven Marilyn Monroe employment documents from Twentieth Century-Fox Studios. The documents date from 1947 to1949 and include two employment opening and four Read more…

A Marilyn Monroe change of rate or position with 20th Century Fox dated June 8, 1950, indicating that Monroe was laid off following the filming Read more…

Contract between Twentieth Century Fox and Sol M. Wurtzel Productions dated August 4, 1947 for the loan of Marilyn Monroe's services. This was Marilyn's first Read more…

A 22-piece collection of Marilyn Monroe’s earning records from 20th Century Fox. The quarterly records span from 1946 to 1953 beginning after Monroe’s first contract Read more…

A Tiffany money clip, stamped 14K, gifted to Allan "Whitey" Snyder by Marilyn Monroe. The clip is engraved "Whitey Dear:/ While I'm still warm/ Marilyn." Read more…

A Marilyn Monroe signed advertising release with Twentieth Century Fox and The House of Westmore for cosmetic advertising. The contract is dated July 3, 1952. Read more…