Correct. Lady Of Burlesque (1943). This is the title the film was mainly known as. Some sources list the film with an aka title of Thr G- String Murders
The G-String Murders was the 1941 novel the film was adapted from.
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208 Virginia Mayo - The Girl From Jones Beach (obviously a publicity shot)
Correct. The Girl From Jones Beach was released in 1949. Well spotted.
U.S.A. poster artwork showing the lovely Virginia appearing in the white one piece swimming costume, similar to the one featured in my earlier posted image.
. For the similar posed artwork used on the U.K. version they decided to use a more covered up Virginia wearing a dress in place of the swimming costume.
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209 I would know Liz Taylor's figure anywhere, and given the location I will guess The Sandpiper
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209 I would know Liz Taylor's figure anywhere, and given the location I will guess The Sandpiper
Correct actress identification and top marks for recognising Elizabeth Taylor's shapely figure.The film though isn't The Sandpiper. Would you like to try again to identity the film?
As the image for 210 has stumped everyone I will now reveal the actress in question to be Geena Davis. The scene being from the film A League Of Their Own from 1992,
"This actress is currently relevant here on the forum."
Then I guess Vera-Ellen in White Christmas for 211
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Correct. To Die For from 1995.
I'm pleased that you were able to get to answer this one Rick.
Are these actresses identities going to challenge you? Let's find out then.
The G-String Murders was the 1941 novel the film was adapted from.
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The lovely legs continue.
Correct. The Girl From Jones Beach was released in 1949. Well spotted.
U.S.A. poster artwork showing the lovely Virginia appearing in the white one piece swimming costume, similar to the one featured in my earlier posted image.
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For the similar posed artwork used on the U.K. version they decided to use a more covered up Virginia wearing a dress in place of the swimming costume.
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Two more images to test your memory or skills.
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An image or her the swimming costume was used in film poster artwork around the world.
210 clue is professional sport.
A final clue is this slightly expanded image.
The last image here until after Christmas,
Then I guess Vera-Ellen in White Christmas for 211
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At least one of the images should be easily identified.