Somebody Loves Me

Gene Barry in Somebody Loves Me. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings in Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. From the famous Broadfield circuits throughout the country, Broadway and Hollywood have welcomed some of the greatest talent in show business.

And in tonight's place, Somebody Loves Me, we will dramatize the life of one of the most popular couples ever to grace a stage, Lawson Sealy and Benny Fields. And as our stars of this delightful love story from Paramount Pictures, we have Betty Hutton in her original role, co-starring with Jean Barry, in his first appearance on our stage.

Now, somebody loves me, starring Betty Hutton as Blossom Sealy and Jean Barry as Benny Field. In 1906, the Earth's beautiful city of San Francisco, The first musical was struck by an earthquake.

Honey was blossomed ceiling. Oh, that's even right. Oh, the sun. And when you hear that band, what makes you feel like? That looks a voice and a personality. Plenty of each. She started in the San Francisco honky-tonk, but she wasn't there for long.

The cabarets and vaudeville came next. Dixie move. I'm dreaming from above to see if your lover made you Or that I'd show pretty to be because they long for you This is Quake head of the East, Chicago, New York Then across the Atlantic to Paris So vain, oh she stole my hideaway On a dreamy summer day

Oh, we did our movement when every wind came through and watched all the seals at play On the golden strand I won her hand Then back! Blossom returned from Paris with nine trunks, a new clothes, and a very tempting offer to return to Chicago But that night in her New York hotel So, what do you say, Sam? It's a deal, huh?