Betty Garrett was an American singer, actress, and dancer born in the United States in 1919. Garrett began a professional career in 1938 and made a Broadway debut in the revue Of V We Sing (1942). They received critical recognition for the role in Call Me Mister (1946), in which they performed the song “South America Take It Away” (1946). Signed to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Garrett made a film debut in Big City (1948) and appeared in musicals including Words and Music (1948) and On the Town (1949). Their discography includes the recording Betty Garrett and Other Songs (1974) and performances in the revival of Follies (2001). Garrett performed on Broadway until 2007. They died in 2011.
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Meet Me In St. Louis (Original Broadway Cast)
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| Gene Kelly’s Centenary |
| Song & Dance Man |
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Manhattan
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| RODGERS, Richard: Easy to Remember - Songs of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart (1925-1946) |
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Strouse, Schwartz, and Schwartz
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| This Is The Army/Call Me Mister/Winged Victory |
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Best JANET LEIGH Movie Themes
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Lerner, Loewe, Lane & Friends
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| Call Me Mister (Original Cast) |
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Sheldon Harnick: Hidden Treasures (1949-2013)
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| Words and Music (O.S.T - 1948) |
| Over The Rainbow - The Music Of Harold Arlen |
| Composers On Broadway: Cole Porter |