In the fabulous fifties we learned that fairy tales could come true…

April 19, 1956, Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier's wedding. Modern Screen (January 1960)

The night was filled with memories…

... and we shared them with Grace and her Prince at a private party from which the press was barred! By Jean Allen The guest list was limited to sixty-five raa Rife close friends and family only. The press was barred from the Club. Photographers, columnists and radio stations had made requests to crash the …

Grace and the Prince escape from the Palace

In a simple farmhouse high in the Swiss Alps the Grimaldi family find their most precious moments. Modern Screen (April 1958)

There’ll be a new baby at the Palace…

When she married the Prince Rainier, Grace Kelly said she wanted a big family. You can bet your piggy-bank that she has no intention of returning to motion pictures. By Louella Parsons The Prince and Princess, when little Princess Caroline first arrived... If the new baby expected by Princess Grace and Prince Rainier isn't a …

Grace and Rainier make a holy pilgrimace to the Pope

Modern Screen (August 1957)

Exclusive first pictures of Princess Caroline

We take you to Grace Kelly's nursery. Modern Screen (May 1957)

Grace Kelly talk about beauty

«If you are inwardly happy, it is bound to be reflected in the way you look». Question: Did you ever have a big beauty problem?Answer: I was once swaybacked— and I’ll never forget it. When I was attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, there was a fine woman instructor. She in-sisted …

Grace Kelly and her Prince’s Wedding

Published here for the first time in America are the Palace exclusives: a precious collection of the best pictures of our lovely Grace and her Prince. By Louella Parsons Modern Screen (July 1956)

The Prince… the Princess… the Padre…

According to one prominent Monagasque, however, “ ‘Friar Tuck’ will pretty much continue to run things. He is really the power behind the throne.” ‘Friar Tuck’ is in reality Father J. Francis Tucker, the Catholic priest from Delaware who came to Monaco a few years ago to make peace between the pro-French and pro-Italian cliques …

It will be the most beautiful wedding

Grace Kelly, our princess-to-be, confides he wedding plans -- for trousseau, attendants, guests and reception -- to Hollywood's reigning queen. By Louella Parsons Modern Screen (May 1956)