#Betty Hutton
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ms-cornucopia · 3 months ago
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Betty Hutton, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin - 1952
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hotvintagepoll · 11 months ago
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Propaganda
Betty Hutton (Annie Get Your Gun)— She's adorable, she's a firecracker, she's hilarious, she's a dynamo personality, she's got the chops, she has the ~~RANGE~~ she's got the voice of a saucy angel!! She's not afraid to pull a funny face or go full in on a physically comedic bit! I love her vivacious energy, and that makes her 100 times hotter in my eyes. She's incandescent ✨
Priscilla Lane (Arsenic and Old Lace, Saboteur, The Roaring Twenties)— I see Priscilla Lane in Arsenic and Old Lace every year during my Halloween rewatch, and I always love watching her. She had a rubber-face for comedy, while still looking adorable no matter what funny face she’s making. She seems to have had a slightly fuller mouth than was the thin-lipped vogue at the time, and every time she pouts at her forgetful new husband, she looks so gosh-darn kissable that you understand completely why Cary Grant is so wild to get her on the train to Niagra for crazy honeymoon sex. No wonder this movie nearly got Hayes coded for the newlyweds being too hot for each other.
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Betty Hutton:
This was the performance that first stole my heart:
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Blond bombshell who's funny and can sing??? *Swoons*
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Literally the charisma is off the charts. Her Annie Oakley? Iconic.
Anything you can do she can do hotter!
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Priscilla Lane:
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silentdivasblog · 3 months ago
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Classic Saturday 🎞 Betty Hutton ❤️
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citizenscreen · 25 days ago
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Cecil B. DeMille‘S THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH celebrated its premiere in New York City today in 1952. The star-studded Technicolor spectacle won the Academy Award for Best Picture of the year. 🤷
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vintage-every-day · 2 months ago
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Betty Hutton poses on a toboggan, circa 1945.
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jerrylewis-thekid · 2 months ago
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Jerry and Betty Hutton on the cover of the Italian magazine "Tempo" in 1951.
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secretceremonies · 7 months ago
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photoplay (january-june 1951)
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gatutor · 2 months ago
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Macdonald Carey-Betty Hutton "Dream girl" 1948, de Mitchell Leisen.
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eccentricks · 11 months ago
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Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, and Betty Hutton share an intimate moment on the set of Sailor Beware, 1951.
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docblly · 1 month ago
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new years in old hollywood
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jeanne-crains · 4 months ago
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fredandginger64 · 7 months ago
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During the filming of 'Sailor Beware' 1952.
Love these photos so much!
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lobbycards · 2 months ago
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The Greatest Show on Earth, Italian lobby card, re-release 1962
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citizenscreen · 19 days ago
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Betty Hutton hams it up in the chow hall with U.S. troops stationed in the Marshall Islands in 1944.
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vintage-every-day · 3 months ago
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Genii Magazine March 1947: Betty Hutton and Jeannie Larsen in 𝑪𝒓𝒐𝒔𝒔 𝒎𝒚 𝑯𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒕.
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yestergaze · 1 year ago
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In September of 1943, the Hollywood Bond Cavalcade arrived at the first destination of their cross-country bond selling trip. Pictured here on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. are Harpo Marx, Fred Astaire, Lucille Ball, Betty Hutton, Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, James Cagney, Greer Garson, Kay Kyser, and Kathryn Grayson; plus starlets nicknamed "Bondbardears", Ruth Brady, Margaret Stewart, Doris Merrick, Rosemary Laplanche, Dorothy Merritt, and Muriel Goodspeed.
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