#2) Matte-finish 8 x 10 photo of the leggy legend, signed and inscribed in red ballpoint “Hello, Lionel! Greetings and best wishes from Betty.” A collector’s notation on the reverse indicates that the signature was received in February 1956.
This original and fantabulous Paramount portrait of Betty Grable is up for auction on Ebay until March 29th. Click Here to bid now >>
I think she and Mature go best.
These two original 8×10 photographs from A Yank In The R.A.F. are currently up for auction on Ebay until March 23rd with a starting bid of $24.99 each. No one has placed a bid- yet!
For the 1st photo of Betty Grable and Tyrone Power click here >>
For the 2nd photo of Betty Grable and Tyrone Power click here >>
THRILLS AND SPILLS - - Lovely Betty Grable, Paramount’s “Glamour Girl” starring in “Thrill of a Lifetime”, enjoys thrills and spills of a lifetime while on location at Malibu Lake, where Larry Crabbe, former Olympic swimming champion teaches her the art of aquaplaning.
This original 1937 photograph of Betty Grable and Buster Crabbe is up for auction on Ebay until March 23rd with a starting bid of only $9.99. Click here to bid now >>
Wonderful original publicity portrait photo of Betty Grable , Frances Langford and Joe Penner for the 1936 musical film “Collegiate”.
The photo is up for auction on Ebay until March 5th. CLICK HERE to bid now >>
Original Caption: Gold lace was selected for an overdress for a charming black satin dinner frock by Betty Grable, young RKO Radio Pictures player. The underskirt of black satin is cut along bias lines with narrow shoulder straps and a wide ruffle at the hem. The overdress of the gold lace is styled in a coat fashion, with a high tailored collar and fastens at neck and waist with bows of gold lame. Betty is currently featured in “Follow the Fleet”, in which Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers are co-starred.
This original photo is up for bids on Ebay until Feb 8th. Click Here to place your bids > >
Some pictures of Betty Grable in the movies . . .
The Photo Archives on Ebay has added to more lovely original photos of Betty Grable for auction until the 25th of January:
Click Here to bid on the photo of Betty Grable on rolling skates.
Click Here to bid on the 2nd photo of Betty Grable.
ORIGINAL CAPTION: Not a care in the world. . .Betty Grable, Charlotte Greenwood, and Carole Landis after having completed a rollicking sequence in the Technicolor musical, “Miami,” at 20th Century Fox, link arms and set forth on new conquests. Actually, they’re enroute from one stage to another to resume work. In this particular scene, Charlotte is a cook at a hamburger stand, and Betty and Carole are the car hops.
P.S. The original candid photo is up for auction on EBAY until January 18th. CLICK HERE to bid now>>
