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STEIN Irving

 
Irving L.Stein.

Date of birth : January 17, 1913, New York.

Date of death : May 14, 1966.

Profession lawyer.

Office at 50 Broad Street, New York City.

Address 104 Parkway Drive, Roslyn Heights, Long Island.

Telephone HA 2-5033

Story 

He was introduced to Marilyn in 1955 through his colleague Frank Delaney, to work with Milton Greene to the

setting up of the Marilyn Monroe Productions (,).

He personally took care of the renegotiation of the contract with the Fox and made relocate Marilyn's residence in Connecticut, to avoid any pursuit from the studio.

In February 1956 he dealt with other lawyers the redaction of her will (,), and they split up when Marilyn broke her partnership with Greene up, in 1957.

February 9,1956, he attended the press confernece for the presentation of the future production of "The

Prince and the Showgirl" at the New York Plaza Hotel ,

 
February 28, 1956, he accompanied Marilyn to the court : she had a 5$ fine to pay for having driven without

a license 2 years earlier ,;,,,,

,,;

March 1, 1956, he was there when Marilyn was greeted at the Warner Studios, for her next collaboration with

the studio for "The Prince and the Showgirl"  

In March 1956, at the North Beverly Glen Boulevard house, during the production of "Bus Stop"

.

October 12, 1956 he was in London during the production of "The Prince and the Showgirl" ().

April 16, 1957 a new board of directors for Marilyn Monroe Productions Inc. was elected; Milton Greene

and Irving Stein, as Joe Carr the accountant, left the company .

In 1965, he became chairman of the board of the Elgin National Watch Company.

In the evening of May 14, 1966, while he was driving home, he had a heart attack and his car hit a tree; he died instantly.
 

 

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