grable

  • Dutch postcard by PCB. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks all around the world. Her 42 films during the…

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  • Dutch postcard by PCB. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks all around the world. Her 42 films during the…

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  • Dutch postcard by PCB. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks all around the world. Her 42 films during the…

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  • Dutch postcard by PCB. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks all around the world. Her 42 films during the…

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  • Dutch postcard by PCB. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks all around the world. Her 42 films during the…

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  • Dutch postcard by Fotoarchief Film en Toneel, no. AX-154. Photo: 20th Century Fox. American film star Betty Grable (1916-1973) was known as ‘The Girl With the Million Dollar Legs’. During World War II, the quicksilver blonde’s famous pin-up pose – in bathing suit, back to the camera, smiling over her right shoulder – adorned barracks…

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Paul Sedra

Historian of Modern Egypt