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At the premiere of How to Marry a Millionaire, with Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart, 1953. The film, which followed immediately on the ucce of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, con iderably advanced Marilyn’ fame a a tar. In the ad for the film, Marilynwa li ted before Betty Grable and Lauren Bacall. Publicity still for How to Marry a Millionaire. In t e spring of 1953 Marilyn Monroe received Photop lay magazine’s plaque for “t e fastest rising star of 1952 ” . For t e award ceremony s e borrowed t is spectacular gold lamé gown t at designer Bill Trevilla ad created for Gentlemen Tref er Blondes and t at literally became Marilyn’s own . After t e ceremony, for w itc s e appared two ours later, er ip-swinging departure was so provocative t at pandomonium broke out in t e audience. T e bride was on time. On January 14, 1954, at one o’clock, Marilyn Monroe, twenty-seven years old, married Joe DiMaggio, t irty-nine, in t e San Francisco City Hall. T e ceremony, w ic lasted all of t ree minutes, was performed by Municipal Court Judge C arles Peery . T e Los A ngeles Herald Exp ress commented sarcastically on t e marriage t at s ook t e nation: “It could only appen ere in America, t is story-book romance Bot of t em ... ad to fig t t eir way to fame and fortune and to eac ot er. One in a birt day suit, as a foundling and later as a calendar girl, t e ot er in a ... baseball suit.” P otograp s from UPI. The honeymoon brought Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn to Japan. The crowd of fans greeting her on their arrival at the Tokyo international airport was so huge that the couple h