In the SatinsAndSpurs.com Photo Gallery you will find an image archive featuring over 500 publicity photographs, portraits, movie stills and candid shots of Betty Hutton throughout her life and career. From her early days as a bandsinger to her Hollywood years to her later days on Broadway and everything in between, it's all here, photographed and documented.

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1940 Betty Hutton: Mad-Footed Madcap 1941 Betty Hutton Finds It Pays To Be Jittery 1942 Hutton Comes To Hollywood Hutton’s Anger Brings Success Sturges Grooming Betty Hutton for Starring Role Betty Hutton Reaches “Big Time” Betty Hutton Quiets Down 1943 Betty Hutton, Silver Screen Working Girl Betty Hutton Is Deserting Her Boisterous Ways Betty Hutton Craves Some Serious Acting Betty Hutton’s Singing Sweeps Her to Stardom 1944 Betty Hutton Uncovered Betty Hutton, Blonde Blitz, Is Now Twins Blonde Betty Hutton Sings Duet With Red-Haired Self When Betty Hutton Enters Scene, The Joint’s Jumpin’ 150 Want to Marry Betty Hutton Betty Baffled By Indifference of Bing’s Kisses 1945 Hutton Sings Way Out of Murder Even When She’s Eating, Betty Can’t Keep Still Marines Honor Betty Hutton Incendiary Blonde Goes Unrecognized, Momentarily Introducing Betty Hutton the Actress Stork Club Has No Food But Betty Hutton’s In It Betty Hutton Throws Party for Husband 1946 Betty Hutton Returns To Paramount From Break Hutton Gets Another Job Betty Hutton's "Perils" The Secret Behind Betty Hutton's Pep Pie to Eat? Hutton Says No! Betty Hutton Gives It, Wincingly Betty Hutton Will Finish Her Education Betty Hutton Prepares For Birth Betty Hutton Sets New Style 1947 Hutton Looms As Bright Star in Hollywood Sky Betty Hutton Gets New Role Betty Hutton Expects Stork, Gives Up Role In Picture Hutton Addresses The Rumors 1948 Hutton Will Get Lead in New “Ruggles of Red Gap” Betty Hutton Has Acting Hopes For Daughter” Hutton Takes To Road with Dogs, Kids, Musicians Betty Hutton Contemplates Biog of Eva Tanguay Hutton To Appear at London Palladium Hutton Lines Up Two New Films Hutton Has New Lease on Life Betty Hutton Returns From London Gig Betty Hutton Visits Veterans' Hospitals 1949 “Buttons and Bows” Result of Betty Hutton Letter Betty Hutton Picks 10 Men With “Oomph” Hutton Sets Example for Every Other Hollywood Star Judy Garland Fired, Betty Hutton Gets the Job Bouncing Betty Jubilant Over New “Annie” Picture Betty Hutton Blames Herself for Domestic Split Betty Hutton Hits MGM Like a Whirlwind Hutton Yells Out The Hits in "Annie Get Your Gun" 1950 A Letter From Betty Hutton This Side of Happiness Betty Hutton Hates Being Single Betty Hutton Enjoying Fame Behind-the-Scenes of Screen's Annie Oakley Betty Get Your Gun Betty Hutton to Star at Chest-drive Kickoff Hutton Toils on the Trapeze 1951 Hutton Set For "Greatest Show" Betty Hutton Down To Whisper Betty Hutton Provides Live Thrill for Circus Audience Betty Hutton Reveals Secret of Vitality Hutton Changes Mind Often Betty Hutton: My Greatest Show Hutton To Take Break After "Somebody Loves Me" Betty Hutton’s Voice Improved by Operation Betty Hutton Gets Two New Film Roles Betty Hutton Returns To Hollywood Betty Hutton Leaves Honolulu For Canada Show 1952 Cocktail Created the Hutton Style Betty Hutton Plays Despite Laryngitis Betty Hutton Elopes with Dance Director Betty Hutton’s Voice Saved by Throat Operation Betty Hutton Switches Intimacy for Bounce 1953 That Trim, Quiet Gal Turns Out to Be Betty Hutton Bouncing Betty Hutton Sets Sights on Oscar Betty Hutton's Favorite Place Hutton Puts in Long Shifts as Own Press Agent Betty Hutton Blames Hollywood For Losing Touch Betty Hutton Turns Bread to Cake Betty Hutton Scores Hit in New York Bouncing Betty Falls Off Trapeze 1954 Betty Hutton Bubbles About First TV Show Betty Hutton Quits Showbiz Betty Hutton Begins Farewell Appearance Betty Hutton Bids Goodbye To Show Life

1955 Betty Finds Retirement Too Boring Dynamic Betty Is Back In Show Business Again Betty Hutton To Try TV Again In Own Way Betty Hutton Wants One More Chance On TV 1956 Betty Hutton Returns to Movies, Plans TV Series Betty Hutton: “Not Bad For A Comeback” Betty Hutton Says Hollywood Doesn’t Exist Anymore Betty Hutton Has Good Word For Elvis Hutton Watches Over Figures and Keeps Figure Betty Hutton’s Relatives on Payroll 1957 Betty and Dinah Money Doesn’t Matter to Betty Hutton Betty Hutton Finds Little Joy in Show Business 1958 Betty Hutton Says TV Monument To Mediocrity Betty Hutton Prays Before Nightclub Act 1959 Betty Hutton To Play Subdued Role On TV Betty Hutton’s New Series Is “Coo-Coo” The Betty Hutton Show Comes To TV Betty Hutton Tries Television Again Betty Hutton Rediscovers TV, Faith Betty Hutton Explains New Vocabulary Betty Hutton Tied Down To TV Series Betty Hutton Says “Goldie” Is Her Life Story Betty Hutton Active in New Goldie Series 1960 Betty Hutton Talks Motherhood Betty Hutton’s Tips for Better Living Betty Hutton Goes Wild on Paar Show Betty Hutton Tells Change in Outlook 1963 Betty Hutton Gets Her Gun...Once More Betty Hutton Tries Again Betty Hutton’s Back On A Trapeze 1964 Betty Hutton Is Flying High Why Betty Hutton Wows Milwaukee Betty Hutton Bounces Back to Broadway Bit 1965 Betty Hutton Bounces Back Hutton Will “Kill Herself” Or Bleed for Applause Betty Betty Hutton To Talk At Area Church 1966 Betty Hutton Rushed to Hospital 1967 Betty Hutton Enters Action Claiming Bankruptcy Betty Hutton Gets Divorce from Pete Candoli 1970 Separate Houses Enhance Wedlock For Betty Hutton 1971 Betty Hutton was Flying High, now she’s ‘grounded’ 1972 Betty Hutton Rehearses In Lubbock 1973 Betty Hutton, Ex, Battle in Court 1974 Betty Hutton Finds Faith, Job as Cook Stardom Was World of Horror for Betty Hutton Former Film Star Finds New Life Satisfying New York dinner will honor Betty Hutton Betty Hutton in Spotlight Betty Hutton’s Rise, Fall, Rise Is A Joyous Story Betty Hutton Breaks Down 1975 Betty Hutton Out of Mental Facility Betty Hutton Quits Rectory Betty Hutton is Back in New York Betty Hutton is back, staying with friends 1976 Betty Hutton: There’s Life in the Old Girl Yet 1977 Blonde Bombshell Makes Stab At Comeback 1978 Betty Hutton plays new role 1980 Hutton Is Born-Again Performer on Stage Bombshell Betty Hutton hits Broadway in “Annie” 1983 Betty Hutton Returns to Showbiz 1984 College honors Betty Hutton 1986 Betty Hutton moves to the head of the class 2007 Actress And Singer Betty Hutton Dead Rembering Betty Hutton Betty Hutton, Star of Hollywood Musicals, Dies at 86 Betty Hutton, RIP Betty Hutton, boisterous 'Blonde Bombshell', dies Betty Hutton, Film Star of ’40s and ’50s, Dies at 86 Betty Hutton Dies at 86 Betty Hutton, 86; star of Hollywood musicals, dies When Betty Got Frank

As a contract actor, Betty’s image was used in print advertising as a fulfillment to her studio contract. Paramount would license Betty’s likeness to a company in exchange for a mention of her next upcoming film release within the advert. Known for both her good looks and endless energy, a variety of companies sought Betty to promote their brand—from beauty products and fashion apparel to car batteries and vitamin pills.

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