 The classic shot of Marilyn Monroe (qv)s dress blowing up around  her legs as she stands over a subway grating was originally shot on  Manhattans Lexington Avenue at 52nd St. on Sept. 15, 1954 at 1 AM.  5000 onlookers whistled and cheered through take after take as  Marilyn repeatedly missed her lines. This occurred in presence of an  increasingly embarrassed and angry Joe DiMaggio (qv), then  Marilyn Monroe (qv)s husband. The original footage shot on that  night in New York never made it to the screen; the noise of the  crowd had made it unusable. Billy Wilder (qv) re