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 | Betty Grable-Cesar Romero-Harry James Betty Grable dances with Cesar Romero, with Harry James and his Orchestra |
 | Bayside - Betty Grable New Acoustic song by Anthony Raneri of Bayside. Titled Betty Grable. Live from the School of Rock May 18, 2007. Filmed by Drew Conner |
 | BETTY GRABLE QUEEN OF TECHNICOLOR FABULOUS FORDIES Betty Grable one year before she passed away, showing she still had it all, the glamour, the blonde hair, and most importantly the Million Dollar Legs. |
 | Betty Grable - - Shimmys Like Her Sister Kate Betty shows the boy's why her sister is so popular in this clip. |
 | Movie Legends - Betty Grable Images of the famous 'Pin-up Girl' |
 | Dinah Shore & Betty Grable Cha-Cha-Cha 1959 Nothing screams "The '40s" louder than Betty Grable and Dinah Shore. Almost ten years after that decade ended, they paired up for this 'Cha-Cha" number from the March 8, 1959 episode of the Dinah Shore Chevy Show. They're joined by the same dancing gnome who partnered with Eve Arden in another clip that I posted. Who is he? |
 | Betty Grable Pin-Up Girl Betty Grable was the No.1 Pin-Up Girl during World War 2; the forces favorite everywhere. Her movies were morale boosters wherever they were shown during those difficult years. During the late '60s I was privileged to meet this delightful lady on several occasions and she was always a joy to be with... |
 | "$5,000.00 and a Martini!" - Betty Grable and Don Ameche Maybe the price of a horse, but in this instance just the cost of knowing a beautiful "Norte-Americana! "Ella, si Vale la Pena!! Here they are at their most gorgeous; Don Ameche and lovely Betty Grable. |
 | BETTY GRABLE LIVE PERRY COMO SHOW 1960 Betty Grable , The Girl With The Million Dollar Legs. singing with perry como in 1960, proving Betty wasn,t just a "Fox" Blonde. |
 | BETTY GRABLE SHOWER OF STARS 1954 Betty Grable, The undisputed Top Box Office Champion of the 1940's and 1950's Broadway and Las Vegas star of the 1960's and Television guest star of the 50's, 60's and 1970's Queen of Technicolor. |
