[solvegas]

Born in 1931, one of my favorite beauties and I first saw her when I was a k1d in a movie called Voyage to the bottom of the sea and later on in the TV show, I dream of Jeanny, Barbara Eden. 

She was in the movie with Walter Pidgeon?  Huh, I don’t remember that.

It was a minor role. Remember, in those days in the early 1960's, women did not serve aboard ships. As a matter of fact, Star Trek in 1965/1966, was a radical departure because a significant portion of the crew were women in what was a space faring naval ship. Now in my opinion, a great beauty of all time, Sophia Loren. 

[solvegas]

I bought this poster of Farrah Fawcett about 50 years ago, but when I joined the Navy, my mother threw it away when she moved to a new home, and I wonder how valuable it might be now.

[Shadowmuse Blown]

Born in 1931, one of my favorite beauties and I first saw her when I was a k1d in a movie called Voyage to the bottom of the sea and later on in the TV show, I dream of Jeanny, Barbara Eden. 

She was in the movie with Walter Pidgeon?  Huh, I don’t remember that.

It was a minor role. Remember, in those days in the early 1960's, women did not serve aboard ships. As a matter of fact, Star Trek in 1965/1966, was a radical departure because a significant portion of the crew were women in what was a space faring naval ship. Now in my opinion, a great beauty of all time, Sophia Loren. 

I feel like an idiot that I didn’t think of Sophia Loren.  I will have to add her to my list, as well.  Good one, Sol!

[MaxBigfoot]

I bought this poster of Farrah Fawcett about 50 years ago, but when I joined the Navy, my mother threw it away when she moved to a new home, and I wonder how valuable it might be now.

I've got one, but it's only worth about $23-80 dollars on e-bay, so I haven't bothered trying to sell it.  It's the best selling poster in history, sold over 12 million, so there's no rarity value to them.  Farrah actually made more in royalties from this poster than she made from her one season on Charlie's Angels.

[solvegas]

When I was a k1d back in the 60's, one of my favorite shows was Batman (POW!, CUT!, more) and Catwoman aka Julie Newmar was absolutely gorgeous. 

[Jack59]

Julie is still a lovely lady. And one of very few Batman actors still with us. Burt, Jill St John, Joan Collins, Lee, and Julie are the only ones I can think of.

[Jack59]

You know I need to put another picture of Marilyn up.

Hopefully no one has any objections.

[solvegas]

You know I need to put another picture of Marilyn up.

Hopefully no one has any objections.

Why would anyone object? 

[solvegas]

My father's generation, he was born in 1924, believed Rita Hayworth to be absolutely gorgeous. 

[Jack59]

Great pick, Sol. Rita was absolutely gorgeous.

[solvegas]

Great pick, Sol. Rita was absolutely gorgeous.

Back in World War 2, she had the most popular photo pinup which she gladly posed for to give our servicemen a beautiful reason to fight the Nazis and the sneaky Japanese.

[Shadowmuse Blown]

Julie is still a lovely lady. And one of very few Batman actors still with us. Burt, Jill St John, Joan Collins, Lee, and Julie are the only ones I can think of.

What character did Joan Collins play?  Don’t remember her on the show.

[solvegas]

Great pick, Sol. Rita was absolutely gorgeous.

Back in World War 2, she had the most popular photo pinup which she gladly posed for to give our servicemen a beautiful reason to fight the Nazis and the sneaky Japanese.

This is the iconic pinup photo of Rita Hayworth from World War 2. 

[Scarface]

Julie is still a lovely lady. And one of very few Batman actors still with us. Burt, Jill St John, Joan Collins, Lee, and Julie are the only ones I can think of.

What character did Joan Collins play?  Don’t remember her on the show.

The Siren

[Jack59]

Here she is.