I can’t believe how fast the time has gone since I first announced this blogathon. These past few months have not been easy for my family due to the death of my aunty on New Years Eve, and because of it I’ve been taking a break from blogging, but now I’m back, and I’m anticipating another successful blogathon dedicated to the inimitable Bette Davis.
During the course of the next few days a plethora of bloggers will be paying tribute to Bette Davis and her illustrious career by writing about all facets of her life. A big thank you to all participants. I look forward to reading all the entries.
THE SECOND ANNUAL BETTE DAVIS BLOGATHON ENTRIES:
Cinematic Scribblings: In This Our Life ( 1942 )
Love Letters To Old Hollywood: Bette Davis and Errol Flynn
Thoughts All Sorts: All About Eve ( 1950 )
Silver Screenings: Phone Call From A Stranger ( 1952 )
Maddy Loves Her Classic Films: Mr. Skeffington ( 1944 )
Taking Up Room: Of Human Bondage ( 1934 )
Old Hollywood Films: Bette Davis, and the Hollywood Canteen.
Charlene’s Mostly Classic Movie Reviews: The Whales Of August ( 1987 )
Finding Franchot: Bette Davis and Franchot Tone.
Classic Movie Treasures: Dead Ringer ( 1964 )
Wolffian Classic Movies Digest: Deception ( 1946 )
Taking Up Room: Now Voyager ( 1942 )
The Stop Button: The Little Foxes ( 1941 )
Karavansara: Death On The Nile ( 1978 )Death On The Nile ( 1978 )
A Shroud Of Thoughts: Now Voyager ( 1942 )
Christina Wehner: Kid Galahad ( 1937 )
Phyllis Loves Classic Movies: Bette, hats and reviews
Goose Pimply All Over: Bette Davis on the Dick Cavett Show.
Life’s Daily Lessons Movie Blog: Of Human Bondage ( 1934 )
Taking Up Room: Bette’s real life involvement with the war effort.
Real Weedgie Midget Reviews: Burnt Offerings ( 1976 )
Whimsically Classic: Whatever Happened To Baby Jane ( 1962 )
Critica Retro: Bette Davis and William Wyler.
The Wonderful World Of Cinema: The Letter ( 1940 )
Pop Culture Reverie: Satan Met A Lady ( 1936 )
The Dream Book Blog: Career vs. Family in All About Eve & The Star.
In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood. 
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My post on Franchot & Bette is now up at Finding Franchot: http://franchottone.blogspot.com/2017/03/bette-davis-blogathon.html
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Thanks Emily.
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Here is the link to my post about Dead Ringers http://classicmovietreasures.com/bette-davis-blogathon-dead-ringer-1964/
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Thanks Elaine.
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Hello there! I’m so so sorry but I won’t be able to write up a post afterall- I wasn’t able to view the film 😥 I will see you for the Judy Garland Blogathon! I 1,000% won’t miss that for the world!!!!
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https://wolffianclassicmoviesdigest.wordpress.com/2017/03/25/deception/ my review is done thanks for hosting this wonderful event.
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Thanks Joseph
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Hi, Crystal–here’s my Day Two: https://takinguproom.wordpress.com/2017/03/25/into-her-own/ Have a good one! 🙂
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Thanks Rebecca. Looking forward to reading it. I really admire your enthusiasm.
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You’re welcome, Crystal! And thank you–it’s mutual. 🙂
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LITTLE FOXES is up at The Stop Button!
Thanks again for hosting 🙂
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Thanks Andrew.
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Here we go!
“Death on the Nile”, with a star-crowded cast and Bette Davis as a cantankerous old widow, is now online on Karavansara!
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Thanks Davide. Look forward to reading it.
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My post on Kid Galahad is up! Thanks so much for hosting!
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Thanks Christina. Looking forward to reading it.
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Here’s my post – http://phyllislovesclassicmovies.blogspot.com/2017/03/bette-hats-and-reviews.html
Hope you enjoy! It took me most of this afternoon 😉
Thanks for hosting!
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Thanks Laura. Looking forward to it.
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Hi Crystal, my post on her visit with Dick Cavett at Goosepimply All Over is finally up! Thanks again!
https://goosepimplyallover.com/2017/03/26/bette-davis-on-the-dick-cavett-show-november-17-1971-the-bette-davis-blogathon/
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Thanks Tonya. Looking forward to reading it.
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Hi, Crystal! Here’s my Day Three. —> https://takinguproom.wordpress.com/2017/03/26/bettes-war/ Hope you’re enjoying the weekend!
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Thanks Rebecca. Looking forward to reading your three entries. Have a great Sunday. Many thanks for taking part.
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You’re welcome, Crystal, and many thanks for hosting! This has been fun. 🙂
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Hi, Here’s my post for the blogathon x Hope all going well x
https://weegiemidget.wordpress.com/guilty-pleasures/bette-davis/
Gill at Realweegiemidget Reviews
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Thanks Gill. Look forward to reading your post.
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Hi, Crystal!
I hope it’s not late for Bette and Wyler to make their entrance!
http://criticaretro.blogspot.com/2017/03/dupla-dinamica-bette-davis-e-william.html
Kisses!
Le
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Thanks Le. You’re still on time. Look forward to reading it.
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Hey Crystal, here is my entry for the blogathon. Hope I’m not too late! It was a pleasure to write about Bette and of course I thank you for making it possible! I hope you’ll enjoy my article 🙂
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Thanks Virginie. Look forward to reading your post, and no your not late.
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Hi Crystal. Thank you so much for hosting this very enjoyable blogathon. I’ve enjoyed reading all the excellent posts. Bette would have been touched I’m sure. Thanks.
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Hey Maddy. You’re welcome. I still haven’t received all the entries yet. Some people are late, and I’m still writing my article out. Thanks so much for participating. I look forward to reading your post.
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I finished mine.
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Thanks Robin.
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Hi Crystal! Here is my entry on “Dark Victory”:
http://back-to-golden-days.blogspot.pt/2017/03/the-2nd-annual-bette-davis-blogathon.html
Sorry that it took me so long to upload it. It’s been pretty hectic lately. Anyway, I hope you can still accept it and thank you for hosting. 🙂
-Cátia. xo
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Thanks Catia. It’s no problems about being late. I haven’t had a chance to write my post yet, so you’re all good. Thanks for joining in.
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