Seven Sirens (1946) Marilyn Monroe’s Rare Early Modeling Film | Blue Book Models at Ambassador Hotel

Step back into Hollywood’s golden era with Seven Sirens (1946), a rare short film featuring Marilyn Monroe in her early days as a Blue Book Model at the famous Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.

Filmed by Leo Caloia and produced by World in Color Productions, this footage showcases Monroe (then Norma Jeane Baker) alongside fellow models managed by Emmeline Snively. The glamorous poolside scenes, bikini fashion shows, and candid moments capture the style, beauty, and charm of post-war 1940s America.

This restored archive includes several shorts:

Seven Sirens – with Marilyn Monroe and other Blue Book Models

Glamour Newsreel Issue #2 – fashion moments at the Ambassador Hotel pool

Glitter Girls – daring bikini modeling for the 1940s

Additional reels highlighting fashion, glamour, and Hollywood dreams

Preserved from original 16mm film, this is a fascinating glimpse into Marilyn Monroe’s rise from model to international icon.

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