What does it take to become a star Marilyn Monroe takes Ballet lessons and acting class

What does it take to become a star Marilyn Monroe at 22 years old in 1949 Acting Class, Ballet Training

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1949 - What does it take to become a star? Marilyn Monroe had just a few roles on her resume — but LIFE photographer J. R. Eyerman apparently saw enough of a glimmer in the 22-year-old starlet to follow her through the showbiz training that promised to make her big. McKinney wrote, "She assumes the classic, much-painted posture of ballet girls adjusting their shoes." Around the time of Eyerman's shoot, Monroe was signed with Columbia Pictures, after a brief and unsuccessful six months at 20th Century Fox, and could be seen on screen as a dancer in Ladies of the Chorus. Ultimately, that movie tanked, and Monroe was once again dumped by a major studio — but she would continue undeterred in her quest for fame.

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