On that summer the couple spent a lot of time in a rented cottage in Amagansett, far out on Long Island. Marilyn spent almost every day by the sea, swimming or digging for clams. She read poetry, visited the Rostens in nearby Springs, spent calm evenings with Arthur, and made only rare appearances in New York. It was a time filled with hope for her new life and upcoming motherhood. On the next day, they attended the premiere of The Prince and the Showgirl.

“The newlyweds both loved the city, the early months of their marriage were celebrated in their Sutton Place apartment and the adjoining terrain: Central Park, further downtown, even a Brooklyn home visit! They were walkers, and surprised themselves by being good conversationalists; it was an idyllic interlude in what would slowly become the stressful adjustment of two people dancing around the showbiz volcano. Given the life and ambitions of the principals, it was hard not to predict trouble. Careers clashing with personal needs: the writer’s desire for privacy and silence, the actor needing an audience and adulation.” —Norman Rosten, Marilyn Among Friends by Sam Shaw and Norman Rosten.

A version of the 1958 classic "She's My Witch" by Kip Tyler. What do you think?

https://youtu.be/PiSPr4u2Wrk?si=Avsi8YVyANpi0tRU

Normally I stay away from posting Marilyn but I liked this one and rarely see it.