#jayne Mansfield in 1958

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Jayne Mansfield and Sophia Loren at Romanoff's in Beverly Hills by Joe Shere, 1958

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Jayne Mansfield and her daughter Jayne Marie ride in the Hollywood Christmas Parade in 1958. Mickey Hargitay can be seen in front of Jayne.

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Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay at their wedding in 1958.

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Jayne Mansfield, 1958

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jayne mansfield and mickey hargitay, 1958

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Jayne Mansfield, 1958

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Classic Beauty From The Golden Age - Jayne Mansfield In 1958

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Jayne Mansfield "La rubia y el sherif" (The sheriff of fractured jaw) 1958, de Raoul Walsh.

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Jayne Mansfield, 1958.

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Italian actress Marisa Allasio

Marisa Allasio (1936) was a glamorous starlet who appeared in nearly twenty pictures in the 1950s. She was nicknamed ‘The Italian Jayne Mansfield’. In 1958 her career stopped abruptly when she married and became a countess

Italian postcard by S.A. Poligrafica Sammer, no. 019d.

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Jayne Mansfield in THE SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW, 1958

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Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay were married on January 13, 1958

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“On January 4, Jayne (wearing a leopard-skin cape, hat and muff) told Louella Parsons, “We are going to have a very quiet wedding and then we’ll fly to Dallas where my mother plans to give a reception for our friends there.” Then everyone had a good laugh and went to work on the real plans. The happy couple held another press event, showing off her ring and trousseau. They sent out one hundred invitations (on pink paper, of course). “This is one time I don’t want a lot of publicity,” Jayne unconvincingly told the assembled reporters and cameramen. (“It just happens that most of her friends are newspapermen,” said Jim Byron). Jayne and Mickey chose January 13 for the wedding date, “because Mickey and I met on the 13th. He won the Mr. Universe contest on the 13th and got his American citizenship on the 13th. I just love that number.” Jayne added, “I’m so happy. We’re both on a pink cloud.” Jayne picked the Wayfarer’s Chapel in Palos Verdes for the wedding – designed by Lloyd Wright (son of Frank Lloyd Wright) in the 1940s, it was a modernistic glass and wood building that looked like the skeleton of a church. Glass was the key factor here: people who couldn’t get into the wedding could still see it – and photograph it. The only concern being would they crash through the walls in a disaster of blood and shards? “I want the ceremony to be serious and serene,” Jayne reiterated. “It’s going to be entirely free of photographers. Except maybe just one, from the studio. Well, I don’t suppose I can keep the photographers away if they want to come.” Andrew Carthew of the Daily Herald wrote that Jayne described the wedding, “with some slight irreverence, as the Greatest Publicity Stunt in History.”

/ From the 2021 biography Jayne Mansfield: The Girl Couldn’t Help It by Eve Golden /

On this day 66 years ago (13 January 1958), quintessential show business couple Jayne Mansfield and Miklós "Mickey" Hargitay married. Their tumultuous on-and-off relationship would play out within the flashbulbs of international paparazzi. They would have three children together, perform together on film and onstage in Las Vegas, ultimately divorcing in 1964. (Mansfield would die in 1967, Hargitay in 2006).

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Hot Vintage Stage Actress Round 1

Jayne Mansfield: Rita Marlowe in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1955 Broadway); Lorelei Lee in Gentleman Prefer Blondes (1964 Regional)

Lucine Amara: Mimi in La bohème (1953 Met); Euridice in Orfeo ed Euridice (1958 Met); Nedda in Pagliacci (1958 Met)

Propaganda under the cut. Semi-NSFW images below the cut

Jayne Mansfield:

I love this woman so much you don’t even understand. Every fact I ever learn about her makes her that much sexier to me - she had an IQ of 163, her signature color was pink (my favorite color!🩷), she was the first actress to do a nude scene in a major Hollywood film, she was a High Priestess of San Francisco’s Church of Satan

Lucine Amara:

An icon and a legend that SUCCESSFULLY sued the motherfuckin Met Opera