MARILYN MONROE AND TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX.


3 items: 1. Western Union Telegram, 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 inches (248 x 195 mm), [September, 1953], from Twentieth-Century Fox to Marilyn Monroe ordering her to appear at the studio for retakes on River of No Return. 2. Typed Letter Signed of L.I. Rice, 1 p, 4to, Beverly Hills, November 11, 1953, to Marilyn Monroe c/o Inez Melson, itemizing the actress's salary and deductions for the year to date.3. Typed Carbon of L.W. Schuck, 1 p, 4to, Beverly Hills, July 23, 1954, to Monroe regarding the studio's decision to extend her contract through 1954.All pages with 2-4 holes punched at upper margin.Likely a group of studio-retained documents from the Monroe file: a telegram ordering her to finish work on River of No Return; a tally of her salary paid for 1953; and an extension of her Fox contract (to cover upcoming work on the film, There's No Business Like Show Business).