Loving the Classics and Betty Grable

Loving the Classics, the most wholly exclusive website that sells hard to find, rare movies, has published their final decision for the “April Featured Player.” Betty Grable has taken the top spot, as she is a movie star in all sense of the meaning. Besides offering visitors a short, yet informative biography on Grable, Loving the Classics is offering an unbeatable 20 percent discount off all her films, all month long. So, hurry up and make some room in that classic movie collection of yours for Ms. Grable.

With a whole list of films starring Betty to choose from, Loving the Classics has managed to collect some of her more rare pieces. With films ranging from the 1930s to the 1950s, you can choose to own movies that launched Grable’s career or the ones she ended it with. Because Loving the Classics houses films such as “Diamond Horseshoe,” “How to Be Very, Very Popular,” “Man About Town,” and “Million Dollar Legs,” you won’t miss a beat.

Plus, you can get a special package deal only found on Loving the Classics for two Betty Grable films. Purchase the original film, “Coney Island” (1943) and the remake, “Wabash Avenue” (195) for 20 percent off their individual prices. Both “Coney Island” and “Wabash Avenue” is rated B in print quality, and for the age of these movies, that’s exceptional. For the low price of $23.99 you can own both movies in either DVD or VHS format.

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