Betty Grable 'I remember You'

Betty Grable sparkles in this song and dance routine from the film 'Wabash Avenue'.

[@voicegirl555]

Remembering Betty Grable today. She has been gone 49 years now but her movies are still worth watching. She was the number one pin up girl of WW2 and did a lot for our troops' morale. You were a good actress too and not a bad singer. Thanks Miss Grable for all those movies you left behind. i rather watch your films made 80 plus years ago than this junk passing itself off as films.

[@MsLou-su5pj]

MinstrelSurfer. I agree , nothing like these great musicals and old movies when you did not have to worry about inappropriate words and scenes. Thank you for sharing.

[@catman3552]

My favorite musical star of the 40s and early 50s. The queen of the technicolor screen. If she would have laid off those damn cigarettes I wonder how much longer she would have been around? They don't make 'em like this anymore. Movies or stars.

[@Budcat101]

nothing beats these times!

[@MinstrelSurfer]

I agree wholeheartedly, Budcat. That is why I started my channel ...... to keep alive these wonderful examples of a genre whose time has long since passed, An era of fun, glamour and talent!

[@misterwhitman4368]

You SAID it!

[@meenyminymoe]

Grable: My first love!

[@albertogutierrez1758]

Me gusta mucho Betty

[@michelboudot2882]

She was such a lovely star..underated today..nobody,s remember..tcm...do not show her movie ..why???

[@bonniebluebell5940]

She was talented and modest...beautiful inside and out. Born in the fifties...grew up singing a song about army life with the lines "You ask for Betty Grable, They give you turpentine". Always remember that.

[@cas3932]

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