THE THIRD ANNUAL BETTE DAVIS BLOGATHON IS HERE

The legendary Bette Davis made her star-studded debut in this world amid a clap of thunder and a streak of lightning 110 years ago today. Twenty three years later, she arrived on Hollywood soil and was ready to conquer the world.

For the special occasion, I’m proud to present for the third consecutive year, The Annual Bette Davis Blogathon. I’m sure everybody else is just as excited as I am to be honoring Bette. She deserves all the love she receives.

Bloggers, once you have published your entry, please submit your post on the comment section below, and I’ll showcase them as soon as possible. Thank you.

THE THIRD ANNUAL BETTE DAVIS BLOGATHON ENTRIES:

The Story Enthusiast is the first to arrive at the party with a post on Winter Meeting ( 1948 )

The Midnight Drive-In tells us about the time Bette Davis met Walt Disney in Return From Witch Mountain and The Watcher In The Woods ( 1980 )

Caftan Woman brings to the celebrations a delightful post about Bette’s appearance on The Accomplice  episode from The Virginian ( 1962 )

I Found It At The Movies joins us with Bette’s phenomenal classic, All About Eve ( 1950 )

 

Wolffian Classic Movies Digest talks about one of Bette’s groundbreaking performances in Mr. Skeffington ( 1944 )

Karavansara takes us back to the days of Queen Elizabeth I with a post on The Virgin Queen ( 1955 )

Taking Up Room joins the party with a post on the delightful, The Bride Came C.O.D. ( 1941 )

What The Craggus Saw pens a tribute to Bette in The Watcher In The Woods ( 1981 )

Vinnie H is honoring Bette with a post on Watch on the Rhine ( 1943 )

Vintage Geneive explores the film costumes worn by Bette in some of her most memorable roles.

A Shroud Of Thoughts brings to the party a post on the delightful The Man Who Came To Dinner ( 1942 )

Whimsically Classic goes back to the final chapter of Bette’s tenure at Warner Brother’s with a look at Beyond The Forest ( 1949 )

Love Letters To Old Hollywood explains why Bette is doubly brilliant in A Stolen Life ( 1946 )

Critica Retro pays tribute to Bette in The Petrified Forest ( 1936 ) 

Real Weegie Midget Reviews examines Bette’s role in the Agatha Christie classic, Murder with Mirrors ( 1985 )

The Stop Button joins us with a post on my favorite Bette film, Dark Victory ( 1939 )

In The Vintage Kitchen brings to the party some of Bette’s recipes.

Silver Screen Classics revisits the 1937 classic, Marked Woman .

Anybody Got A Match? writes about Bette’s powerful performance in The Star ( 1952 )

Portraits By Jenni talks about Bette’s appearance on Perry Mason .

Christina Wehner joins us with Bette’s Emmy winning performance in Strangers: The Story of a Mother and Daughter ( 1979 )

Pop Culture Reverie joins us with Bette’s second collaboration with Agatha Christie in Murder With Mirrors ( 1985 )

The Wonderful World Of Cinema brings Charlotte Vale in Now Voyager ( 1942 ) to the party.