Murder He Says - Corvallis
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Murder He Says: Betty Hutton in the 1940s & '50s
Sat Oct 18, 3:00pm
LaSells Center, Corvallis
Shedd veteran Tracey Williams-Tooze takes on the maginifiently inimitable actress, comedian, dancer, and singer Betty Hutton. What can we say? Manifestly one of America's, from her 1938 Vitaphone debut in the short Ole Man Mose to her 1950 turn as Annie Oakley in the 1950 film version of Annie Get Your Gun, Betty Hutton made her mark as the master of "whoop and Holler". Tracey is joined by Shirley Andress, Bill Hulings, Vicki Brabham and friends for an evening that will leave you glued to your seat!
Sat Oct 18, 3:00pm
LaSells Center, Corvallis
Shedd veteran Tracey Williams-Tooze takes on the maginifiently inimitable actress, comedian, dancer, and singer Betty Hutton. What can we say? Manifestly one of America's, from her 1938 Vitaphone debut in the short Ole Man Mose to her 1950 turn as Annie Oakley in the 1950 film version of Annie Get Your Gun, Betty Hutton made her mark as the master of "whoop and Holler". Tracey is joined by Shirley Andress, Bill Hulings, Vicki Brabham and friends for an evening that will leave you glued to your seat!
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