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...

"Creme de Cassis" is an elegant cocktail ensemble that epitomizes the tasteful flair of an elegant era. A slim lilac bodice and full skirt is overlaid with black lace. Four layers of black and lilac tulle add fullness to the skirt. The belt...

"Mama, Mama!" Violet's excited voice crackled across the transatlantic phone lines. "Baby, baby, slow down! What's the matter? Are you all right? Mercy, you're over there in Paris, so far away, and Papa and I are on constant...

Daughter of the Nile is a doll from the Gene Marshall line. The doll was produced by Ashton Drake in 1998. The doll was designed by Timothy Alberts. The doll features Gene Marshall head. The outfit is inspired by the fashion of 1950s. Head Sculpt: Gene...

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...

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...

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...

Your film career has established you so firmly as a star that public and critics alike eagerly await each new film. Now you welcome the chance to star in a different kind of film, a thrilling mystery with an international setting. And you also love the...

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...