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Lorretta Melchiorre — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 06:32:54 +0000

hopefully this comment doesn’t appear multiple times (it seems to freeze once i try to post my comment.. not sure if it’s really posting), but all I truly wanted to say was great post and thanks for sharing.

Comment on marilyn monroe and ww by Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 02:59:34 +0000

I have a cover of Poets and Writers that is a photo of Marilyn reading Ulysses (James Joyce). It’s a joke, folks.

On TCM today I heard Arlene Dahl talking about a sweet encounter with Marilyn over “Whitman” and found a link to it tonight on the net (google some appropriate terms)
Here it is:
Word of Mouth segment with Arlene Dahl, Turner Classic Movies channel

“One night I noticed a big commotion and I looked at the door and there was this gorgeous blonde in a white satin, slinky gown and I knew who it was, it was Marilyn Monroe. And all conversation stopped and she, with her marvelous walk, walked over to the Mendles and said, ‘Hello,’ and the conversation began again.

“And I remember I was in a corner with Fred Astaire, Clark Gable and Reginald Gardner talking about Walt Whitman. And Marilyn happened to overhear the name ‘Whitman’ so she slunk over to the three gentlemen standing there, and I was just standing there to one side, and she said, ‘Oh!,’ she said, ‘Whitman! I just love his chocolates!’

“Well, all conversation stopped in the room. And Fred, who is such a darling and such a gentleman, didn’t laugh. He said, ‘Oh, Marilyn, we all do.’

Fun photo anyhow! Thanks for posting.

“And I thought that was so brilliant of him and so nice of him to say that to Marilyn who never knew that she made a gaffe. At all.

Comment on no georgia o’keefe calamus here by bmzreece | Brian for September 29 – Calamus, Ulysses, etc.

bmzreece | Brian for September 29 – Calamus, Ulysses, etc. — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 17:17:21 +0000

[…] elucidated by Prof. Tyler Hoffman in an introductory lecture on Whitman [Rutgers University – Camden graduate course, 03 September […]

Comment on marilyn monroe and ww by missvirginia

missvirginia — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 02:47:49 +0000

AH!!!! I LOVE THIS! I love pin-ups, the 40’s and 50’s, and whitman?!?! Everything I love about America, all wrapped up in one photo. 😀 This is my wallpaper on my computer now! Thanks!

I wonder if this photo is staged or if she was really caught reading it because she liked it/was interested in it…wow!

Comment on marilyn monroe and ww by erinm

erinm — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 00:31:36 +0000

Dr. Hoffman, I love this Marilyn Monroe picture reading Whitman. I wonder what she thought of leaves?