"[1] A 1941 newspaper article described her as "the famous model whose face has appeared on the covers of many leading magazines, and whose eyes and teeth are the trademarks respectively of Murine and Iodent.

[8] Beginning in June 1942, Robbins sang on The Ben Bernie War Workers' Program,[9] which was broadcast three nights a week on CBS radio.

[10] (Walter Winchell wrote in his syndicated newspaper column that Robbins was "the best part of Ben Bernie's act.

"[15] That same year, she was the female lead in the musical revue A La Carte at the El Capitan Theater in Hollywood, California.

A reviewer wrote in Billboard, "Song-wise, Gale Robbins and Bill Shirley are admirably suited to their lead parts, scoring vocally and in stage presence.

She appeared in several films, such as Calamity Jane and My Dear Secretary, and briefly sang parts of two songs in The Barkleys of Broadway, playing Shirlene May, the potential understudy to Ginger Rogers' character.

She also had roles in such popular series as Gunsmoke, ‘’Trackdown’’, Perry Mason, 77 Sunset Strip and Mister Ed.