Betty Hutton

Betty Hutton

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  1. Betty Hutton 1945 Alone On The Shelf
  2. Betty Hutton 1946 Hoagy Carmiachel Doctor Lawyer Indian Chief
  3. Betty Hutton 1947 I Wish I Didnt Love You So
  4. Betty Hutton A Square In The Social Circle
  5. Betty Hutton Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing In A Hurry
  6. Betty Hutton Arthur Murray
  7. Betty Hutton Bing Crosby I Promise You
  8. Betty Hutton Blow A Fuse
  9. Betty Hutton Broke Bare Foot And Starry Eyed
  10. Betty Hutton Bushel And A Peck
  11. Betty Hutton Dixie Dreams
  12. Betty Hutton Doing What Comes Naturally
  13. Betty Hutton Dont Sit Under The Apple Tree
  14. Betty Hutton Dont Tell Me That Story
  15. Betty Hutton Goin Steady
  16. Betty Hutton Hes A Demon Hes A Devil Hes A Doll
  17. Betty Hutton His Rocking Horse Ran Away
  18. Betty Hutton Hit The Road To Dreamland
  19. Betty Hutton Hoagy Carmichael Old Piano Roll Blues
  20. Betty Hutton Hot Dog That Made Him Mad
  21. Betty Hutton How Dye Do And Shake Hands
  22. Betty Hutton Howard Keel Keenan Wynn Louis Calhern Theres No Business Like Show Business
  23. Betty Hutton I Got The Sun In The Morning
  24. Betty Hutton I Took The Long Way Around
  25. Betty Hutton Im An Indian Too
  26. Betty Hutton Im Nobodys Baby
  27. Betty Hutton Its A Man
  28. Betty Hutton Its Oh So Quiet
  29. Betty Hutton Jealous
  30. Betty Hutton Love Him
  31. Betty Hutton Meloncoly Baby
  32. Betty Hutton Mister Banjo Man
  33. Betty Hutton Murder He Says
  34. Betty Hutton My Fickle Eye
  35. Betty Hutton No Matter How You Say Goodbye
  36. Betty Hutton Orange Coloured Sky
  37. Betty Hutton Rose Room
  38. Betty Hutton Rumble Rumble Rumble
  39. Betty Hutton Shes A Lady
  40. Betty Hutton Sisters
  41. Betty Hutton Stuff Like That There
  42. Betty Hutton The Jitterbug
  43. Betty Hutton Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
  44. Betty Hutton You Cant Get A Man With A Gun

 

 

Elizabeth June Thornburg (Betty Hutton) was born on February 26, 1921 and died on March 12, 2007). Her father left the family (mother and an older sister) when Betty was very young, and committed suicide some years later. They opened a speakeasy and Betty sang in it when she was three years old. This is where Betty probably developed her loud, brash singing sytle. Because of trouble with the police in their speakeasy, they moved frequently and started over with a new speakeasy in a new town. In 1950, when Betty was an established actress, her mother was in the car with her behind a police escort to the premier of her movie ‘Let's Dance,’ her mother turned to her and said, “At least this time the police are in front of us!” You can watch two Betty Hutton Movies Here:
Free Download of My Favorite Brunette
Free Download of The Perils of Pauline

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