Name/Title
Perils of Pauline - Betty HuttonEntry/Object ID
031-Gallery-2Tags
NEEDED - Box photo, NEEDED - Dressing sheet photoDescription
A two-piece dance gown solidly beaded with translucent blue bugle beads over green silk. The garment consists of [C 031A] fitted bodice with full-length sleeves and attached long peplum and ornamented at upper back with deep scalloped inset panel of nude silk illusion (Paramount Ladies Wardrobe Stamp) and [C 031B] matching fitted floor length skirt slit at the front. Also included [C031 C}is a prop turquoise
ostrich feather muff that snaps together created to be shown with gownUse
Lounge suite worn by Betty Hutton, playing Pearl White, in the movie The Perils of PaulineClothing/Dress/Costume Details
Article of Clothing/Dress/Costume
Performance GownClothing Sex
FemaleTextile Details
Fabric
silkMaterial
Beads, FeatherLining
silkColor
Green, Turquoise, BlueMade/Created
Artist Information
Artist
Edith HeadRole
DesignerManufacturer
' Paramount Studios'Date made
1947Label/Inscription/Signature
Paramount Ladies Wardrobe StampOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Exhibition ID NumberOther Number
EX.0286.8Dimensions
Dimension Description
Mounting RequirementsDimension Notes
5’ 4”, Measurements 32 ½”x23 ½’x 34”. Should have arms one should be bent in front to hold feather
muff. Should fit snuggly to support weight.Parts
Count
3Parts
C031A Gown, C031B Fitted floor length skirt, C031C Prop torquoise ostrich featherAccessories
Accessory
Form or mannequin piecesNotes
The form is in box 26Location
Location
* Untyped Location
Art Shipper Box 105CCategory
OffsiteDate
April 19, 2024Notes
Box 105C used to ship the standing forms for 474 and 481 and 031 of The CollectionCategory
PermanentDate
April 12, 2024Condition
Overall Condition
ExcellentDate Examined
Apr 11, 2024Notes
Overall excellent. Some threads and loose beads at underarm
areas. Slight stretching between some lines of beads.Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Betty Hutton, Greg Schreiner, The Collection, Larry McQueenGeneral Notes
Note Type
Historical NoteNote
A similar gown was created of bugle beads and rhinestones for the stunt double that climbs the curtain and falls at the end of the number. Photo also available showing Peggy Lee wearing the garment in publicity photo.Created By
Adreana LangstonCreate Date
January 10, 2024Updated By
Adreana LangstonUpdate Date
April 22, 2024