I've seen this a few times before it's simply old school magical! Bob Hop both my parents loved and they were so beyond impressed and thankful for all the Tours of Duty he did with the USO to support our troops,!🇺🇲 This film is a great comedy with an awesome cast. Ms.Hutton was an incredible talent. Thank you for sharing this timeless treasure truly golden classic🪙

@carolynmichael2723

2 ай бұрын

Well said ! Indeed, I do agree something you don’t see today.

Poor Betty became a alcoholic and broke ! At one time she had Monday people working for her during her show biz years. I watched this interview and she told her stories about show biz , plus her battles with alcohol. Very sad story !! God Bless her soul and memory ❤️❤️❤️💋💋

@louiseowen8397

3 жыл бұрын

I meant 90

@theresaholguin699

3 жыл бұрын

Louise Owen Betty wasn't the only one to become and alcoholic. There were many male and female actors from the silent era that actually died from liver disease. It's truly sad. When they are on top then not. On Google l just read her bio and it didn't mention her being an alcoholic. She did take prescription medication that she was addicted to. Read her bio. Just Google Betty Hutton and everything will pop up to read about her

@dpf5939

Жыл бұрын

@@theresaholguin699 I was a big Hutton fan. I've seen interviews and read a couple books on her. She became addicted to pills. Uppers and downers. Pills to get her going and pills to help her sleep. Betty's mother and sister were alcoholics. Her father deserted the family when she was young. She came from the slums of Michigan. Not the best life for a young girl. She only made 20 movies but she was one of my favorites from the 40s and 50s. If you get the chance watch her interview with Robert Osbourne in 2000 on TCM.

@Ourladyrules

11 ай бұрын

whats a monday people

@GathKingLeppbertI

7 ай бұрын

Few Hollywood stars have been left unscathed by wickedness.

LOVE Betty Hutton, her voice, her style, just incredible!!! Beautiful too, and that seemed to be under rated more than her comedic talent, but sure do love watchin her movies still!! What a gem!

@bobbywimsy6741

5 жыл бұрын

Linda McDonald You sure are beautiful. I dig Betty Hutton too.

@Coupal1

4 жыл бұрын

I recently watched "Spring Reunion" with Betty Hutton and Dana Andrews on youtube. She was very good. Really enjoyed it.

@melodysledgister2468

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, Lucille Ball wasn't the first beauty to become a comic. I always loved Betty Hutton movies when I was a kid!

@reynaldoflores4522

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer Eve Arden. She's so pretty AND classy. Imagine getting paid 100 bucks to go on a date with Eve Arden.

I'm so glad for these movie collections. Bob Hope was one of the greatest. We will forever have his memory thanks to the preservation of these wonderful films!

@BETTERWORLDSGT

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, if You're still on here, there are a few episodes on YT Of Bob Hopes TV in the 50s I've been watching. They're good, and a lot of guest stars!

@reynaldoflores4522

2 жыл бұрын

13:11 Bob Hope, 40 y/o " young " male!

@lucindabenson4386

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps you should read the book by Brice Taylor entitled, "Thanks for the Memories."

Eve Arden is hysterical. She's had some of the best comeback lines I know; she was even funny in Mildred Pierce!

@coolestson7547

Жыл бұрын

Never heard of her but seems i am in for a goody, can not wait.

@brigitteking969

Жыл бұрын

@@coolestson7547 She was hilarious in her own radio show "Our Miss Brooks" in which she played a wisecracking high school teacher who could never catch the interest of a certain handsome male teacher at the school. Richard Crenna played opposite her as the goofy high school student Walter Denton. The show moved to television in 1952. You can catch it on KZread. Gale Gordon rounded out the great cast as her stuffy principal.

@coolestson7547

Жыл бұрын

@@brigitteking969 Will check it out, thanks.

They just don't make them like they used to. That was brilliant.

That three guy dance sequence was worth watching the movie, but loved it all. B and B, what a treat.

@Daydreamer312

Жыл бұрын

40:50

This movie is a crack up. Very good acting, and very clever and funny come backs. I really enjoyed their sense of good humor back then, something we have lost these days. Thank you, Bob Hope and the whole crew of you. I miss those times and years of yesteryears.

Great comedy movie, well written and performing, that makes it still hold up in these times...,again !!

Ms. Hutton's performance (~ 59:00) is classic Betty. Thanks for your blood, sweat & tears in giving us so many memories - truly hope peace was finally found 🙏

I just ran across this and love the link name “Hutton Gluttons”. Well done! Whenever I watch a classic movie, I wait for Edith Head’s name to pop up in the credits. When I see it, I know it will be amazing. Eve Arden’s wardrobe was the best. My favorite line in this is “Mother’s Day is over, I’m out of here!”

@JOHNWALLACE.

4 жыл бұрын

I saw that show about the young guys who sold million dollar homes. " million dollar listing". One of the guys grandmother was Edith Head. She was still alive. I watched that show in the early 2000s. He was always with her. Her home was extravagant.

@terrencemccoy8219

3 жыл бұрын

Betty Hutton singing & dancing parts always had great timing. Gonna find M-G-M 1950, musical hit, Annie Get Your Gun, where she replaced a then finally fired, Judy Garland, as Annie Oakley, the famous Western sharpshooter & girlfriend of "Wild Bill" Hickcock, whom they supposedly had a child.

@bobbywimsy6741

3 жыл бұрын

@@terrencemccoy8219 Look up Murder, He Says, and enjoy. Betty at her verviest.

Thanks for sharing this wonderfully funny old WWII era movie. ❤

Bobhope movies can watch anytime anyplace .....thank you a million thanks

this movie was still enetertaining 72 years later, made me laugh. Dance of Love, hahahaha.

@melodysledgister2468

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, who were the Apache dancers? They were a scream!

LOVE Betty Hutton! And a little trivia about the stunning actress Donna Drake who plays "Muriel", she was actually an African American woman who "passed" for Latin and/or white during her career.

@DreamingDarlin

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Fascinating and good to have learned that. She was gorgeous.

I used to send betty Christmas presents untill she passed . I miss her .🎶🌹🥰

I love Betty Hutton movies, show some more.

Thanks for sharing this! I can never get my fill of Bob Hope.

@birdlynn417

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, Bob has been a favorite actor of mine for years. He has my heart, and makes me feel so good.

I'm a big Bob Hope fan. *Poor kid, you can see her heart wasn't in it* "I'd hate to see somebody get hurt here... especially me". I recognize the voice of "Barney", he was the narrator of the "Wacky Races" cartoon ;) I also recognize actor Raymond Walburn, as on of the husbands, from lots of movies. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to see this.

BOB HOPE AND BETTY HUTTON...WHAT A COMBO!!

@ghastminecrafter4621

8 жыл бұрын

the ship omg some one FINALLY agrees with me!!!!

@tonycoakley8249

6 жыл бұрын

Bobhope greatest I watch all his movies my favorite silver bells song Christmas movie ..tony

I remember an old movie that Betty Hutton did with Bing Crosby a WAC movie where she played her own twin it was great

@pamczech5984

2 жыл бұрын

I have that movie it is great I just watched it the other day there are 8 movies on it two Abbott and Costello Francis the talking mule Charlton Heston private war of major benson and can't remember the others but great got it on line through walmart all war movies

Oh My God, the love dance has my guts hurting, I can't stop laughing 🤣😂😆😭 🌬☠🏴‍☠️

Betty was 22 here and Bob was 40. They were swell together!

Thank you for sharing this movie. I enjoyed watching it.

Love Betty Hutton.

thanks for uploading this movie treasure!

Loved the ending, with Betty holding the baby!

Thanks a million for the laughs!!!!!

From what I understand, there was a stage play version of this movie with Danny Kaye in Bob Hope's role, and Vivian Vance in Betty Hutton's role. Many of the actors from the stage play made the transition to the movie.

Thank you soo much for a sweet movie - No one like Hutton

58:00 The Famous Dance of Love, absolutely hysterical and outstanding in creativity

I had a tense day today. this movie was just what I needed! what nice cute movie!! thanks for posting!!

What a great supporting cast - Eve Arden, Zasu Pitts, Dave Willock ("Barney") - plus songs and contributions by Cole Porter, Dorothy Fields, Jules Styne, and Sammy Cahn!. I had to look up Porter's contribution, as I'd never heard of a musical with this theme by him. Apparently it was a hit on Broadway in 1941 under the title LET'S FACE IT, starring Danny Kaye (in the Bob Hope role), Eve Arden, Vivian Vance, and Nannette Fabray. The songs were pretty forgettable (by Porter standards, at least) and were eliminated from the film.

@bambinoandmore46

2 жыл бұрын

And Dona Drake, a lady of colour.

Is it top secret? Yeah. Men have been shot for it!😂😂😂😂😂😂. I love love love Bob Hope! Rest in peace my friend. And thanks for all you gave and shared with us. And your love for the military.

Betty Hutton’s song at 1:01:30 is exceptional. Talk about a ball of energy! Very few entertainers can do what she does...

@lopa2828

2 жыл бұрын

She surely was full of energy. If you watch any of her movies you will know that.

Bob hope was the master of zinger one liners this picture is good thnx !

@653j521

4 жыл бұрын

ABLAZ X I like his self-deprecating humor.

My parents told me the war time movies got them by

@AstralPixie

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly.... they really helped the Country get by ;)

Mr. Hope closes the up door and says to Hutton, "We'll give you oats later". OMGNESS I am still laughing...that is so wrong lol.

How the heck did they make this in the code days? Whole thing is wonderfully filthy

Much to my surprise, this is actually quite funny, especially the apache dance, and despite the Porter score being more or less shredded.

Fantastic film , I realy enjoyed watching it THANK YOU X

Bob is such a nut. Betty was beautiful and had talent. Cute movie with a great cast. Especially Zasu and Eve Arden

@Handsoffthekids

3 жыл бұрын

Eve Arden was great in Grease too.

Love watching these old movies, made before everything was politically incorrect...

@angelserrano1961

6 жыл бұрын

June Murray

This was so funny...thanks much

if you don't like watching Betty Hutton then why did you. Seriously. This called Hutton Gluttons, for those of us who do like her.

@jamiehogg8989

5 жыл бұрын

What?

She ended up working for a church in Rhode Island. Poor thing, but, she was finally happy.

Love the clothes but Eve Arden's giant purse was a hoot.

The usual Bob Hope comedy, this time with the lovely and talented Betty Hutton and "Our Miss Brooks" Eve Arden. Love these old black and white movies. They just don't make them like this anymore. Joe S

Broadcast on BBC Two on Wednesday 14th September 1966

"pull of some flab and sit down"... lol

such a silly movie but great fun thanks for sharing

omg i love classic movies

I love Eve Arden !

@bobbywimsy6741

3 жыл бұрын

Our Miss Brooks. Even Mildred Pierce. A naturally comic woman whose wit- well, just fit.

@lopa2828

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

This is one hell of a funny movie !!!!

Just a wonderful movie. 😂

Really good!

Betty Hutton was beautiful when she was young!

@JRiley-fd2jh

5 жыл бұрын

Denise Severa: Yeah, Betty was great. Too bad she didn't have a very happy life later on. I've seen a couple interviews with her on TCM a few years ago when she was still alive. Didn't look a thing like her former self. Not at all. Don't remember why but her 2 daughters just kicked her to the curb & wouldn't have anything to do with her. Don't know if there was any reason for it or they were just ungrateful bitches. I felt bad for her.

@653j521

4 жыл бұрын

@@JRiley-fd2jh Wiki makes it sound like she had a miserable childhood, too.

I got to wait on Ms. Hutton at Ted Hook's Backstage in New York City in about 198O... she was a lovely woman.

The 1940s was a fantastic time! Smoking was cool. Drugs were unheard of. Terrorism was unknown. Radioactivity was healthy. Lose weight by drinking milk!

DANCE OF LOVE!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

good! :) liked the songs! they are nice :)

EVERYONE KNOWS WHO BOB HOPE IS. I MAY NOT BE FROM HIS GENERATION BUT MY PARENTS WERE. MY BROTHERS AND I WATCHED HIM ON OUR PARENTS TV IN THEIR BEDROOM. THEY HAD A VCR AND LOTS OF CASSETTES AND WE WATCHED THE BOB HOPE MOVIES. OUR PARENTS NEVER KNEW BECAUSE WE ONLY DID THIS WHILE THEY WERE AT THE HOTEL. WE CERTAINLY HAD FUN.. YUP, THOSE CASSETTES KEPT US ENTERTAINED.

The sister who played the piano had to be Jeanne Crain, but her name wasn't listed. She also played the piano. If that isn't Jeanne Crain she really looked like her just younger.

@JRiley-fd2jh

5 жыл бұрын

Back in the day, movie Big Cheeses didn't feel they had to credit every single person in a movie. Many ppl who eventually made it big can be spotted in uncredited roles. Many in the silent era. Perhaps the novice actors felt it was 'paying their dues' to be an extra or a one word speaking part. And the credits were mostly at the beginning before the movie itself starts. Today a movie will credit even someone who sneezes off camera. Getting so ridiculous that the credits @ the end of movies last almost as long as the film itself. I think its fun to spot ppl in an old movie before they became stars. Kinda like playing 'Where's Waldo! lol!

The performance of Let's Talk About Love reminds me of Gilda Radner-sounds a little like her voice.

@bobbywimsy6741

5 жыл бұрын

MrT Oldies Let's not talk about Trump; somebody please let's investigate the cause of Congress's lack of pep.

Eve Arden too!!

Betty's voice is just delicious

zasu Pitts is in this!

@louhoggard4508

4 жыл бұрын

Named a cat after her. Everything she is in she stands out. Another understated talent.

Ah. the good old days, when fidelity can be compromised from each scene to the next...not so wholesome as we want to believe yesteryear was,,,,

@gaylakenney5939

Жыл бұрын

This is supposed to be comedy movie not real life and as for today, I would look around before saying it’s any better now, it’s just gotten worse and now it’s all out in the open and no one’s ashamed.

@lisawentworth6831

Жыл бұрын

@@gaylakenney5939 I didn't say today was better...don't put words in my mouth! What I point out is when people want to wax philosophical about yesteryear, that misogyny reigned supreme, patriarch society was firmly in control, women could be openly slapped around and cheated on without a second thought. At least now we have created laws to protect women and children, even if there are jerks like you that thinks it's OK to abuse the weak.

Eve Arden!

than you

Cole porter damn.

Betty Hutton is so Hyper and Over Acting, it's making me want to Escape To My Bed, And Sleep. I'm dying Laughing at that Hysterical Dance that was pulled off. It was a Real Winner and I Loved It❤. Thank You.

I don't care for Bob Hope as many others do. However it was a good movie.

Betty Hutton and Bob Hope. Could there BE anything funnier?

Betty is awesome 🎥🎥🎥❤️ thak you 🧓

omg this is so funny.

Hilarious!

In the stage version, Vivian Vance played Povah's role

@malkaringel7864

6 жыл бұрын

Kirk Barkley. Love Vivian Vance. She played on the Lucy show

@JRiley-fd2jh

5 жыл бұрын

Kirk Barkley- U must be a true classic movie lover like me!

@JRiley-fd2jh

5 жыл бұрын

Kirk Barkley- BTW, Phyllis Povah is in one of my all time fav flix, "The Women" (1939).

@JRiley-fd2jh

5 жыл бұрын

Not to be morbid or anything but sometimes when I watch a movie made during WW2 (especially early on like this one) in which there are many young men, I think about how so many of them most likely became real soldiers before it was all said & done. Then I wonder how many didn't make it back home. So many young men cut down, some even before they hit the true prime of their lives. And so many that came home but with mangled bodies (and minds) that would never be the same again. It's all too sad, then theres the fact that since then there has been 4 more wars. War is the shits.

@patrickfallon1715

4 жыл бұрын

I can see that

bob hope and betty hutton

Love Betty Hutton and Bob hope

epic

🎉

Bob Hope. What a life. I believe that throughout his career he kept a mistress in every state to 'comfort' him while on his regular tours of the country. Always handy to have a devout Catholic for a wife. Blame her for not giving you a divorce. Love these films but showbiz is so phoney.

Eve Arden was too good looking for the plotline

Eve Arden at 3:50 ????sounds like her [on "Our Miss Brooks" tv show years later]

@karensetzer5675

Жыл бұрын

Loved Our Miss Brooks

@essessessesq

Жыл бұрын

@@karensetzer5675 yes, great show!

Where are the Cole Porter songs??

@None-zc5vg

2 жыл бұрын

They were 'stripped-out'.

😎

A very entertaining movie. I just discovered Betty Hutton and I'm watching everything. I don't like Bob Hope in an acting role because movies are just another vehicle for his stand-up. It's hard to be sympathetic to a guy who's cracking wise all the time. Having said that, the scene with the jeep, the horn, and the commanding officer was very funny.

@kellybrown685

3 жыл бұрын

Bob Hope was not a "comedian" in the classic sense. He delivered lines written by other people

@katiezee2

3 жыл бұрын

If you haven't seen it, here's a little something w/ Betty Hutton - singing Kalamazoo w/the Glenn Miller band in the movie Orchestra Wives 1942 . . kzread.info/dash/bejne/mHqqwbKoipXPgJM.html

@katiezee2

3 жыл бұрын

@@kellybrown685 I read somewhere he didn't like being on Carson's Tonight Show back in the day because he wanted all conversation scripted so he could get his pre-written jokes in, he really couldn't adlib much

@garyduncan7129

3 жыл бұрын

@@katiezee2 Thank you, Kate. I hadn't seen that. Everything she performs is so top-notch in all ways.

@katiezee2

3 жыл бұрын

@@garyduncan7129 I just had another look at the video and the comments say that it is = not = Betty, but her sister Marian ! New one on me. They look like twins to me

I hope the sound gets better hey all lot of Hope went into this and just like that the audio just got better

@meow.com13

11 ай бұрын

THE EMOJIS

It's Betty Hutton I was referring to below, by the way. However, Eve Arden more than compensates for having to listen to Hutton.

Opening scene: the women at this spa are "regular" today, instead of fat!

Its love or love of money , its love with money . with a lively bunch of soldiers on break from women an judges wife's So So show. Top cast fun stuff. Zasu p. An cast all former radio a n then tv. Stars great actors . E. arden funny lady's.

Blaggs waving the flag rambowsos

The opening music shouts COMEDY! Think I will pass.

Did the voice of Rocky on Rocky and Bullwinkle it sounds familiar

@thegreencat9947

Жыл бұрын

That was June Foray who did the voice of Rocky...and a lot of other characters on the show.

@Ourladyrules

11 ай бұрын

​@@thegreencat9947yep i think she did some voicing on fractured fairy tales too i believe.

@thegreencat9947

11 ай бұрын

@@Ourladyrules June Foray worked with those two lunatics Jay Ward and Bill Scott.

Love eve Arden in any thing the Great women zazu pitts lady's with class, style. I'll take six months, sir . Love those dead Presidents. But he's in the gaurd house now .

Why is sexy Eve with those old hens ?

@lopa2828

2 жыл бұрын

I think at that time many younger women married older men for security and money, her character Maggie must did the same

3

And here I thought the first female rapper was Blondie!

WOKE HOLLYWOOD COULDN'T MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS ONE TODAY. LOVE THE COUPLE THAT WAS DOING THAT CRAZY DANCE NEAR THE END.

@jetpilot3714

11 ай бұрын

You’ve got that right! It’s such a shame all the BS