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Betty Grable: The Queen of the Movie Musical
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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 444419" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>Betty was lovely and pleasant, but those aren't the kind of vivid qualities that are remembered. She and her cheery, wholesome films were ideal for the war years but even by the early 50s -- the heyday of Dinah Shore -- Grable was fading. She never had a comeback or a great second act on TV. Even her Broadway work in the 60s is forgotten unlike the work of, say, Lauren Bacall or Angela Lansbury. Even among the niche of classic film lovers, she's pretty niche.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 444419, member: 5079"] Betty was lovely and pleasant, but those aren't the kind of vivid qualities that are remembered. She and her cheery, wholesome films were ideal for the war years but even by the early 50s -- the heyday of Dinah Shore -- Grable was fading. She never had a comeback or a great second act on TV. Even her Broadway work in the 60s is forgotten unlike the work of, say, Lauren Bacall or Angela Lansbury. Even among the niche of classic film lovers, she's pretty niche. [/QUOTE]
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