Betty Grable Glittering Glamour 1942 Size:20x24 This film was the biggest

This film was the biggest and most expensive RKO production of 1929 as well as the studio's biggest box office hit until King Kong (1933)

Luminous Mae West in a 1936 portrait study by photographer Eugene Robert Richee

Color enhanced by Hollywood Pinups from the b&w original

Natural color portrait of Ginger Rogers as photographed by Edwin Bower Hesser in an early tri-chrome process called hessercolor

Natural color portrait of Glenn Ford as restored from the vintage original 1941 tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Betty Grable Glittering Glamour 1942 Size:20x24 This film was the biggestSultry pose of Betty Grable wearing a heavily beaded aqua dance costume designed by Earl Luick for SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES (1942). Color enhanced image by Hollywood Pinups from the b&w original.