Barbara Hale sings in The Houston Story (1956)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- The song "Put the Blame on Mame", written by Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher, was originally made popular by Rita Hayworth in "Gilda" in 1946 (sung by Anita Kert Ellis). In 1956, Barbara Hale (who started shooting the pilot of "Perry Mason" the same year, a TV show that would bring her an Emmy and everlasting fame) interpreted the song in one of her more unusual films, "The Houston Story", as platinum blond moll Zoe Crane.
The film was once available on VHS - do get it if you like what you see and are into noir. It's a worthwhile treat, especially if you're interested in the many screen faces of Barbara Hale before she became Raymond Burr's lovely Della Street or if you're fond of Gene Barry (who would, as only Hollywood can arrange it, later be represented by Perry Mason in "TCOT Lost Love" and thus reunite with his former co-star in 1987).
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Wow. Never would've recognized her with blonde hair.
Esta divina Barbara Hale. La jhistoria de Hpustpn❤❤❤
Es Hermosa! La historia de Houston. Muy buena peli.
Barbara. ( Della was so talented. )
I'm only 21 but I still think Barbara Hale is cool
She's so classy.
❤❤
Barbara is adorable!
beautiful voice
And so intelligent. Intelligence is so sexy. And no slouch as a crooner.
Della Street
Is this THE Barbara Hale.... as in Della Street...... as in Perry Mason?
Yep. That's her.
Wow,!! extremely beautiful and can sing with a very sexy style.
Thank u
Sorry to hear of her passing. Pretty woman and really looks good as a blonde. Guess Barbara is the last from Perry Mason shows. Sad.
She was 94. That's not sad. That is far longer than the life expectancy when she was born. Should people who have been recorded for your enjoyment never have the release of death because you feel sad?
K Kr Some people in death are released from pain but the majority want life over death. The entire cast has passed away just like the era of that time which is sad to me.
She's trying too hard here to effect an East Texas accent. Pretty sure that is her own voice, no one dubbing. A very lovely woman her entire life! Bill Williams, you lucky devil!
Eyebrows of doom
Oh, that'd be swell! :o) :o)
Was that really her singing? For once IMDB is mum on the subject.
Oh, that sounds interesting. I'd love to hear that version at some point. I wonder how close her German voice is to her memorable own?! :o)
I don't know if it your Della, but it's definitely mine. *g* :o)
Damn was she hot!
Not bad, here.
:o) :o)