Bette In The Words Of Others

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Impressions and Reflections On The Late And Great

Muse For Musicians

"Her hair is Harlow gold

Her lips a sweet surprise

Her hands are never cold

She's got Bette Davis eyes

She'll turn her music on you

You won't have to think twice

She's pure as New York snow

She's got Bette Davis eyes



And she'll tease you

She'll unease you

All the better just to please you

She's precocious

and she knows just what it takes

to make a pro blush

She's got Greta Garbo's stand-off sighs

She's got Bette Davis eyes

She'll let you take her home

It whets her appetite

She'll lay you on her throne

She's got Bette Davis eyes

She'll take a tumble on you

Roll you like you were dice

Until you come up blue

She's got Bette Davis eyes



She'll expose you

when she snows you

Off your feet with the crumbs she throws you

She's ferocious

and she knows just what it takes

to make a pro blush

All the boys think she's a spy

She's got Bette Davis eyes."   

~Lyrics by Kim Karnes

"What a loss... She was a remarkable person to work with, highly professional, innovative, brilliant and quick. She was very well disciplined. I thought she had some marvellous personal qualities and I was very fond of her." ( said academy award winning actress Olivia de Havilland, having heard of Davis' passing. The actress had been in four films with Davis)

Her Work and Mark

"She had extraordinary energy; she was a genius." (veteran actor Vincent Price, who had worked with Davis in two films)

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Her Brand of Beauty: Unconventional

"...her face is better than beautiful. It is mysterious, intriguing, capable of an extraordinary expressiveness... she is able to convert herself with striking intensity." (Highman, p. xv)