Bette Davis
About the artist
Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" Davis (April 5, 1908 – October 6, 1989) was an American actress of film, television and theater. Noted for her willingness to play unsympathetic characters, she was highly regarded for her performances in a range of film genres, from contemporary crime melodramas to historical and period films and occasional comedies, although her greatest successes were her roles in romantic dramas. After appearing in Broadway plays, Davis moved to Hollywood in 1930, but her early films for Universal Studios were unsuccessful.
Top songs
- I've Written A Letter To Daddy
- Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte
- They're Either Too Young or Too Old
- It Can't Be Wrong
- Turn Me Loose On Broadway
- Life Is A Lonely Thing
- I Wish You Love
- Loneliness
- Title Song - From What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, 1962
- Until It's Time for You to Go
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- Growing Older, Feeling Younger
- Mother Of The Bride
- Overture/They're Either Too Young or Too Old
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue From The Car Scene) From The 20th Century-Fox Film All About Eve
- Just Like A Man
- As Margo Channing - Dialogue From The Car Scene in "All About Eve"
- Overture / They're Either Too Young or Too Old
- Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
- What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
- Finale
- Roll Along, Sadie
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue from the Car Scene in "All About Eve")
- Purple Rose
- Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?
- Feliz Navidad
- Eyes
- Theatre Is A Lady
- It Just Occurred To Me
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue From The Car Scene) From The 20t
- Overture
- A Man's Home
- All About Eve [10/1/51]
- Esther
- Whatever Happened to Baby Jane (From "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane")
- Roundabout
- Anti Love Song
- Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte
- Music Box / Main Title - From Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte, 1964
- Main Title / Finale / End Title - From Dark Victory, 1939
- Main Theme - From All About Eve, 1950
- Haunted Hot Spot
- Out Of The Clear Blue Sky
- The Little Foxes [8/6/45]
- Hedda Hoppers Hollywood [11/25/1950]
- Opening Title and Finale - From Mr. Skeffington, 1944
- What Ever Happened To Baby Jane
- Title Song - From Pocket Full of Miracles, 1961
- Main Theme - From Now Voyager, 1942
- They're Either Too Young or Too Old (From "Thank Your Lucky Stars")
- Opening Title - From All This and Heaven Too, 1940
- Suite - From Jezebel, 1938
- They're Either Too Young Or Too Old (from "Thank Your Lucky Star")
- Main Theme - From A Stolen Life, 1946
- Suite - From The Letter, 1940
- Suite - From The Private Life of Elizabeth and Essex, 1939
- On Old Broadway
- Adolph And Mrs. Runyun [6/21/42]
- Chase And Sanborn Hour [2/28/38]
- They Say I'm Different
- Suite - From Of Human Bondage, 1934
- The Virgin Queen - From The Virgin Queen, 1955
- Bette Davis Eyes
- Daddy
- Dark Victory [1/8/40]
- Main Title - From Dead Ringer, 1963
- Main Title - From Storm Center, 1956
- Suite - From Juarez, 1939
- Hush... Hush Sweet Charlotte
- They're Either Too Young ot Too Old From the Movie Thank Your Lucky Stars
- Overture, They're Either Too Young Or Too Old
- Main Title - From The Corn Is Green, 1945
- Never Too Weary to Pray / Closing Sequence / End Title - From The Little Foxes, 1941
- Main Title / Catherine the Great - From John Paul Jones, 1959
- Part 1 - From Beyond the Forest, 1949
- Main Theme - From Deception, 1946
- Opening Title - The Catered Affair, 1956
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue From the Car Scene) [From the 20th Century]
- Hangin' Out in Hollywood
- The Letter [4/21/41]
- I've Written A Letter To Daddy (Thee Werq'n B!tches Jesus Camp Mix)
- All About Eve Dialogue
- Jezebel [8/12/49]
- Forsaking All Others [2/28/38]
- They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old
- What Ever Happened To Baby Jane ?
- They are Either Too Young Or Too Old
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue From The Car Scene)(From the 20th Century-Fox Film "All About Eve")
- As Margo Channing (dialogue from the car scene)
- Single
- If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up
- All About Eve
- Thank Your Lucky Stars - They're Either Too Young Or Too Old
- Busy Little Bees
- They're either too young for love
- As Margo Channing (Dialogue from The Car Scene) from 20th Century-Fox
- Mail Cal [4/28/45]
- They're Either Too Young Or Too Old -from Thank Your Lucky Stars
- hush hush sweet charlotte
- Don't Call Her No Tramp
- Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (Bette Davis Version)
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