Her name was Celeste Pierce and she was Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield all rolled into one. In short, she was this year's Hollywood sensation - meaning that the movie magazine without her picture was as rare as the war novel without four-letter words. But what Celeste was before she became the find-of-the-year wouldn't look quite so well in print, as Murray Carter - who printed a little periodical called BARE FACTS - politely told her. Just before he became the late Murray Carter.