Here are some Marilyn ringtones available for download to your cell phone or mobile device. To use them your phone must be able to download directly from
the URL's listed here for them, or else you need to download them to your computer first and then use Bluetooth or a USB cable to tranfer them from your computer
to your phone.
These ringtones are in the most basic format which will work
for any phone that supports mp3 ringtones. (Mono, 8 KHz, 8 kbps)
Some phones are capable of downloading content directly from a web address (URL.) If your phone has this capacity, then just type one of the URL's provided here
into your phone's browser, download the file, and, on your phone, select it as your ringtone.
Other phones allow you to upload media from your computer to your phone using a USB cable or Bluetooth dongle. If your phone supports one of these options,
then download the ringtone to your computer, and then use USB or Bluetooth to transfer it to your phone. Some phones are smarter than others and may not require
any special software to transfer files via a USB cable. Some phones may have limited Bluetooth capability and even though you have a dongle device it will
not be able to transfer files from your computer to your phone. Also, some phones may have limited USB cable support, and you will need to install some
software onto your computer to enable uploads to your phone.
It is beyond the scope of this website to provide a solution for every type of phone since there is no standardization in this field. Every phone is different
and what works for one phone may not work for another. It is up to you to know what you are doing and have the resources to do it.
Having said all that, here are the Marilyn ringtones, and good luck to you in using them for your own phone!
In Seven Year Itch, Marilyn says 'It's me the tomato from upstairs'
http://www.marilynmonroepages.com/tomato.mp3
These ringtone samples reside on this site without permission
of the copyright holder in the context of commentary
and criticism as outlined in the Fair Use Provision of the
Copyright Act - The Statutory Decree §107.
Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair Use
and are presented for the education of
students of history and of Marilyn Monroe.
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