0820_0445 Groucho Marx and Jack Lemmon 1977 © 1978 Ulvis Alberts

0829_0027 Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle with head of Brooklyn Vitaphone Studio C. 1928 **I.V.

0820_0442 Groucho Marx 1977 © 1978 Ulvis Alberts

0820_0465 Groucho Marx at his Beverly Hills, California home 1977 © 1978 Ulvis Alberts

0807_2113 Cary Grant with Barbara Harris and Jennifer Grant circa 1982 © 1982 Gary Lewis

0818_0692 Elvis Presley circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2107 Cary Grant circa 1980s © 1980 Gary Lewis

0807_2086 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Ulvis Alberts

0807_2012 Cary Grant with Peter Bogdanovich and Cybill Shepherd circa 1975 © 1978 Gunther

0807_2124 Cary Grant and Maureen Donaldson circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2122 Cary Grant and George Cukor circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2115 Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2114 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2120 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2110 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0807_2117 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0764_0201 Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner aboard "Splendour" in Marina Del Rey, CA July 7, 1978 © 1978 Jason Hailey

0807_2121 Cary Grant circa 1970s © 1978 Gary Lewis

0802_0124 Groucho Marx circa 1960 © 1978 Glenn Embree

0807_0018 Cary Grant 1976 © 1978 John Engstead

0803_1047 Errol Flynn circa 1945 ** I.V.

0758_1124 Gladys Baker (Marilyn Monroe's mother in her Florida home) circa 1970 ** I.V.

0733_2262 Judy Garland and Jimmy Durante going over their radio scripts for "Dick Tracy" for the "Command Performance" 1945 ** I.V.

0764_0207 Natalie Wood, c. 1968.

0758_1156 Marilyn Monroe's housekeeper-companion Mrs. Eunice Murray, who called a doctor and found Marilyn dead from an apparent overdose of sleeping pills, is shown as she talked to the press. The last person to see Marilyn alive, Mrs. Murray said, "I never saw Marilyn Monroe cry." She also said "Marilyn never mentioned death." 08-06-1962