Gene was created by artist Mel Odom and is produced under the hallmark of The Ashton-Drake Galleries. The costume for "Simply Gene" was based on an authentic 1950's design presented courtesy of Valentino's in Hollywood, California exclusively for the...

Gene was created by artist Mel Odom and is produced under the hallmark of The Ashton-Drake Galleries. The costume for "Simply Gene" was based on an authentic 1950's design presented courtesy of Valentino's in Hollywood, California exclusively for the...

Two snow-white horses drew the elegant carriage up to the marble steps of London's Covent Garden Opera House as the crowd of onlookers craned their necks to see who was arriving in such vintage splendor. The coachman opened the door and Gene Marshall...

Gene Marshall...the toast of the fashion world, a designer's delight...sat down at her mirrored vanity with an array of brushes, hairpins, bows, and curlers before her. She had a day off from her busy shooting schedule, and was enjoying the luxury of...

Journalists loved to interview Miss Gene Marshall. Unlike so many world-renowned Hollywood stars, she was charming, unpretentious, and refreshingly modest about her meteoric rise to fame. Her highly intelligent conversation was peppered with wit and...

Gene smoothly shifted the white Ferrari 375 MM convertible into third gear as soon as the romantic city streets of Rome melded into groves of dusky green olive trees and lush rows of grapevines heavy with rich purple fruit. Her terriers, Dottie and...

'Don't tell me--Gene gets Mr Right, right?'Madra was on the phone with her agent, Benny.'So I won't tell you,' he said.'Story of my life,' grumbled Madra.'What, sweetheart? I didn't quite catch that,' said Benny.'Oh, nothing--tell me the GOOD part.'...

Film fans of Gene Marshall: get ready for this! It's Red Venus, her first "bad girl" role, and furthermore, her first screen appearance as a ravishing redhead. She plays a gangster's moll with a story to hide...but her on-screen gowns...

One benefit of being a leading Hollywood actress is being able to choose the parts you want to play...and finding characters that bring out aspects of your personality that may not be so obvious to your fans.So it is that Gene looked forward to her...

In 1954, Monolithic Studios ran a costume test for a proposed film with a working title of Destiny. The film was never made, but through a quirk of fate the test became one of the 'lost reels' of Gene Marshall--and that was enough to make film...