In 1,000,000% in total agreement with you

I think Julie on Emergency was my first love. I was like 12 and I wanted to have her babies.

@Zehaas ???

@Zehaas Why would you want to have them?

From 1945: Advance publicity for the Pan-American Chess Congress has the authentic Hollywood touch. Players : Barbara Bates (left) and Daun Kennedy. Spectators : Julie London (left) and Jean Trent.

Thank you for the quick response.

You are very welcome.

I uploaded a better version to celebrate her remarkable beauty.

I knew her best from her "Emergency" days. No wonder all those doctors & firemen hung out behind her desk!

Many thanks Szel.

You are welcome, Grik. Uou have good taste (and she must taste good). (:-D)

The second best shot was uploaded, Grik. Enjoy it. I've seen "Man of the west", too. Not bad, all things being accounted for. (All my heroes were cowboys). (:-D)

@BiB60 I was here a couple of weeks ago but declined to add these great pictures from the Calendar Girl album for fear some of the reporting morons would think they were paintings and not colorized photographs.

Damn shame we have to try to 'idiot proof' our uploads from anonymous idiots who attack while we sleep. "You can't make anything foolproof to a sufficiently determined fool."

@Feets that was my guess see below seen months on bottom of pics reminds me of the days when gas stations/garages had mechanics who had these pined on the walls:)

These pics are epic. She was gorgeous!

Just in case: #1490822-31 ♪♫ I love, I love, I love my calendar girl Yeah, sweet calendar girl I love, I love, I love my calendar girl Each and every day of the year ♪♫ ~Neil Sedaka

@tweety The album was designed to look like a pin-up Calendar, she was a great singer in the Chris Connor, Jo Stafford vein. I loved her old album covers as a kid (my uncle was a big fan) and was blown away by her singing when I finally got round to listening to them.

BiB60, thanks for the # save, it's a shame we have to spend so much time protecting the photos we upload, and not just enjoying the site.

@Feets reminds me of an old album cover of (pardon my spelling) of an old album cover of "Herb Albert and the Tejuiana Brass Band with a lady on the cover just dressed in foam DROOL:) LOL

Oh yeah @tweedy...Whipped Cream and Other Delights. I was a big fan of Herb Albert back then. I remember the cheerleaders at my high school danced to the music on that album. Hot! LOL!!!

@Hate that was an album in my dads collection when I was a kid still have it to this day:)Couldn't recall the title as I ALWAYS just stared at her LOL :)

Herb & TB ruled back in the day!

Careful all of you like the music of Herb Albert and TB. "Someone" could write in and accuse you of condoning the hatred of 90s Techno Pop or 80s Thrash Metal or... lol

@54 is absolutely correct. All music is good and I love it all equally, despising none; I have no prejudice, preference or bigotry in any of my musical tastes. All is One, and One is All. Ommmmmmm. In keeping with our Beatles theme (is that discriminatory?): ♪♫ I am he as you are he as you are me And we are all together ♪♫

"When all are one and one is all (Bad ass John Bonham drumming) To be a rock and not to roll."

@54- Or this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e2fJfiddx4