Beatrice Joan Caulfield was one of the most beautiful blondes at Hollywood. This New Jersey, long-legged, round-hipped, broad-shouldered and always smiling beauty first appeared in beer advertisings, followed by appearences in the Esquire magazine, after she was discovered by the great pin-up artist George Petty, George Brown Petty IV - on his full name.
In 1950 she entered a competition alongside 260 other beautiful girls to get the main role in the Technicolor musical romantic comedy "The Petty Girl", produced by Columbia Pictures.
Her measurements, talent and a gorgeous, sensual photo on one of the californian beaches played a definitive role in the judges decision.
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