Betty Hutton - Trove of Vinyl Records, Interviews etc for fans Hollywood Actress
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Betty Hutton - Huge Trove of Vinyl Records, Interviews etc for fans of the Hollywood Actress, Singer, and Entertainer
Our uncle recently passed away and he was a huge fan and personal friend of Betty Hutton. We are offering here his collection that we hope will end up in a "good home" of another fan. There are vinyl records here (various sizes and speeds), CDs with interviews and music and war-time recordings, and a CD with color photos of Betty (they do not look personal, but rather commercially available). We have not listened to the vinyl records because we don't have a functioning player so we cannot vouch for the play-ability of these items.
Here is an itemized listing - notice especially the first item listed, which seems quite unique
RECORD ALBUMS with Jackets
- “Great Sounds” hosted by Ray Otis Program Disks – Four 12”Records and program notes “to be aired on radio stations the week of August10-21, 1988” featuring interviews and music with various stars, Betty Hutton prominent among them. Special photo of this included in the listing.
- Annie Get Your Gun – complete album of Four 10” Records, MGM
- Annie Get Your Gun – featuring 8 hits of the Original MGM Soundtrack Album – 12” Record Album, Metro Records M-548 with punch hole
- Gloriosas Bandas Sonoras side 1 featuring selections from “la Reina Del Oeste” (Annie Get Your Gun) – 12” Record Album, MGM 23 54 138
- Betty Hutton at the Saints & Sinners Ball – 12” Record Album, Warner Brothers WS 1267, edges taped
- A Square in the Social Circle – 12” Record Album, Capitol Records 1565521
- Doris Day “Lucky Me”, Betty Hutton, “Incendiary Blonde” – 12”Record Album, limited release
- Two Original Soundtracks – Betty Hutton in “Satins and Spurs”and Dina shore in “Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick” – 12” Record Album MTP-4
- Somebody Loves Me Sound Track – 12” Record Album MTP-5 (**TWO**of these)
- Somebody Loves Me Sound Track – 10” Record Album RCA Victor LPM 3097 (paperboard holder in bad shape)
- Betty Hutton, The Blonde Bombshell – 12” Record Album AEI 2120(the back cover includes a biography)
- The Hits of Betty Hutton PROOF 9-9-63 – 12” Record Album Capitol Records, Proof – INTENTIONAL SCRATCHES SEEM TO HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE RECORD – DOUBT THIS WILL PLAY
- Hutton in Hollywood – 12” Record Album, Vedette Records 8702
RECORDS (no jackets) – I believe these are 78s and they look a little more worn than most
- Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief AND A Square in the Social Circle – 12” Record Capitol 220
- His Rocking Horse Ran Away AND It Had to Be You – 12” Record Capitol 155
- Rumble, Rumble, Rumble AND Papa, Don’t Preach to Me – 12”Record Capitol 380
- Walkin’ Away with My Heart AND What Did You Put In That Kiss– 12” Record RCA Victor 20-1950
- Doin’ It the Hard Way AND What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at ME For – 12” Record Capitol 211
- Stuff Like That There AND Blue Skies – 12” Record Capitol188
- A Bushel and a Peck AND She’s a Lady (both sides Perry Como and Betty Hutton) – 12” Record RCA Victor 20-3930
CDs (none with their original cases, if they ever had one)
- Betty Hutton, The Blonde Bombshell in Hollywood – Jasmine Records139 Disc 1 only (of 2)
- Betty Hutton’s “Rocking Chair Chats” – 4 Discs - The Betty Hutton Estate, 2007
- Chat no1 Jan 29, 2005
- Chat No.2 Dec 28, 2004
- Chat No.3 Feb 26, 2005
- Chat No.4 Dec 30, 2004
- Los Angeles War Bond Rally – Complete Radio Broadcast June30, 1943 with many stars including Betty Hutton – 2 Discs
- “Betty Hutton Photos” – CD with 6 different .jpg glamorous photos of each in two different digital richness levels
- “So Incendiary” (Betty Hutton, Y’all!) – One track HipHop CD Hollywoodland/A Dreamland Production
- Betty Hutton Misc. Audio – one CD, privately burnt, consisting of Mail Call Radio Program – June 25, 1945 and Larry Glick Show, WBZ Boston Radio,June 1979
- The Hedda Hopper Show #2 – Classic Radio – featuring Shelly Winters 10/28/50 and Betty Hutton – one CD, privately burnt
45s
- “Broke, Bare-Foot, and Starry-Eyed” and “I Took the Long Way Around” – Capitol F2668
- “I’m Nobody’s Baby” and “Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad” –Capitol F2608
- “Goin’ Steady” and “No Matter How You Say Goodbye” – CapitolF2522
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