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THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF HOLLYWOOD
and outside by the circular swimming pool there was a child's rocking-horse.
Miss Monroe said, "I know it's not me. It's a house I've rented. I'm going to have my own house. Shall I tell about the bedroom I'm going to have? I'm going to have a wide, wide bed. As wide as a meadow and all satins and furs and luxurious things . . . the rest of the house would be more classical. But I do like luxury in the bedroom."
She proceeded to sing "The best things in life are expensive".
On the radio a voice was now singing, "If we've got to make a break let's make it clean".
Miss Monroe sprawled out on the floor and made a pillow out of a white mink stole. "That's better," she said. "I feel more like Cleopatra already."
She nuzzled her face against the white fur. "Gee," she said, "mink pillows — I never thought of that before." She kicked up her legs for no reason except sheer exuberance and said, "Look, Can-Can. That would make a good photograph, wouldn't it? Sell a lot of papers."
I noticed that she was as full of admiration for her legs (sheathed in black stockings) as the rest of the world.
I suppose part of the reason why men like looking at her so much is because she likes being looked at. " What I like about men," said Miss Monroe, "is their vulnerability. It's so touching. No woman should ever trample on a man. They are such helpless creatures."
I asked if she had done any trampling in her time.
"Oh no," she said. "I told you I like men. I've got nothing against women, but I prefer men."
In that case, I wanted to know, why was it that there was no romance in her life? We had been sitting talking for nearly three hours, and on her third day back in
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