Betty Hutton plays "Bessie Day" in the 1942 Paramount Pictures production "The Fleets In". Hutton steals the movie from headliner Dorothy Lamour. This number was written specifically for Ms. Hutt...
Betty Hutton plays "Bessie Day" in the 1942 Paramount Pictures production "The Fleets In". Hutton steals the movie from headliner Dorothy Lamour. This number was written specifically for Ms. Hutton by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger.
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I love older films, but sometimes the humor seems a little dated and barely gets a chuckle out of me. Not so with this song and dance gem! She is one funny lady, and her use of physical comedy is right on.
Good point-Betty Hutton was ahead of her time because she would totally immerse herself during her numbers-other singers of her day, for the most part, just sort of stood there and sang.(or were not quite as active) She was the total package.
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