Also known as: Ding-Dong

Virginia "Ding Dong" Bell (born August 14, 1934, in Montrose, California; died July 18, 2010) was an American pin-up model and burlesque dancer. Standing only 5 ft 2 in (1.57 m), with a 46-inch bust, she started her career in the 1950s. Russ Meyer (photographer, cult filmmaker, and patron saint of dirty old men) had a knack for finding women with large...uh...talents. Case in point, California burlesque cutie Virginia "Ding-Dong" Bell. In the era of buxom bombshells like June Wilkinson and Jayne Mansfield and other big-name strippers like Tempest Storm, Bell is the mountain among the molehills. Packing a 46-27-38 figure into a five-foot-two-inch (!) frame, Bell really put the "bump" in bump and grind. Even though her career was short, she sure made an impact on the glamour/pin-up culture. And an impact that lives on today. It seems she has as many fans now as she did during the height of her career over seventy years ago. Measurements https://www.scoreland.com/big-boob-models/scoreland/631/?nats=MTIyNzMzNjo0OjI,0