When Jacqueline Bouvier and then-U.S. Representative John Kennedy were
married, an estimated 700 guests attended the ceremony at St Mary’s Church
in Newport, Rhode Island and 1,200 were at the reception that followed at
Hammersmith Farm
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IT WAS THE EVENT OF THE SEASON IN 1953
TOMMY SANDS IS 75 TODAY
Singer Tommy Adrian Sands began playing the guitar at age
eight and within a year landed job performing twice weekly on
a local radio station. He was only 15 when Colonel Tom Parker
heard about him and signed him to RCA Records.
Sands performed in several films including Mardi Gras (1958),
The Longest Day (1962), Ensign Pulver (1964), and None But
the Brave (1965),
In 1960, Sands married Nancy Sinatra. They were divorced in 1965
JOHN’S FIRST MARRIAGE ON THIS DAY IN 1962
John Lennon and his wife Cynthia
John Lennon married his pregnant girlfriend, Cynthia Powell at the Mount
Pleasant Registry Office in Liverpool. Paul and George were the only others
in attendance. The couple tried to keep the marriage quiet, but they were
spotted coming out of the registry office. John and Cynthia divorced in
November of 1968.
BUDDY GOT MARRIED ON THIS DAY IN 1958
From left: Peggy Sue Gerron, Buddy Holly, Maria Elena, and Jerry Allison
The newlyweds pose with Buddy’s parents, Ella and Lawrence Holley
It was In June of 1958, that Buddy Holly met Maria Elena Santiago, a receptionist
for music publisher Murray Deutch.. Less than two months later, they were married
in a private ceremony at the home of Buddy’s parents in Lubbock, Texas. The couple honeymooned in Acapulco. Many Buddy Holly fans became aware of his marriage
only after his death on February 3, 1959 at age 22.
”True Love Ways” was recorded by Buddy on October 21,
1958 with his wife Maria in the studio
MONROE AND MILLER, WED ON THIS DAY IN 1956
Marilyn Monroe, one of the most celebrated women in history, married
playwright, Arthur Miller in White Planes, NY. After a stormy marriage,
Marilyn divorced Miller, citing her third marriage “incompatibility of
character”. The divorce of “The Egghead and The Hourglass”, as
often referred to by the press, was finalized in January 1961.
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller wave to newsmen at
Idlewild Airport in New York as they board a plane for
a honeymoon in England.
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