In Concert October 22, 1973 It definitely was not your ordinary rock concert. Female impersonators and gays with their arms…
Category: The Divine Miss M Tour
BetteBack April 13, 1973: The Divine Miss M Warbles Her Way To A Million
The Herald April 13, 1973 She flounces and minces, coos and shrieks. She is ludicrous and appealingly pathetic. She is…
BetteBack March 1973: It’s “Divine†Bette Midler
Newark Star Lodger ”“ March 1973 It happens so fast you have to do a quick double-take: One second she’s…
BetteBack March 15, 1973: Bette’s Banter Not All ‘Divine’
The Pittsburgh Press March 15, 1973 Instagram: @bettebae She crooned. She screamed. She sang her heart out to that adoring…
BetteBack March 10, 1973: Bette Midler Show Blends Old, New
Pittsburgh Post Gazette – March 10, 1973 Â Instagram: @bettebae One of the most heterogeneous crowds ever to attend a rock…
BetteBack February 27, 1973: Steambath’s Divine Miss M Really Sleazes With Ease
The Toronto Star Steambath’s Divine Miss M Really Sleazes With Ease February 27, 1973 By William Littler So you weren’t…
BetteBack February 22, 1973: Pop Music
The Harvard Crimson Pop Music February 22, 1973 Bette Midler. You have to go all the way back to Elton…
BetteBack February 19, 1973: After A While Bette Is Infectious
The Chicago Tribune February 19, 1973 WELL, I may as well come out with this without mincing words; God knows…
BetteBack February 16, 1973: Bette Midler Displays A Passel Of Talent
The Milwaukee Journal February 16, 1973 Sentimental, audacious, risqué, campy. Singer Bette Midler dished out a conglomeration of impressions Thursday…
BetteBack January 23, 1973: Divine Miss M Brings Oldies To Life
The Chronicle Telegram January 23, 1973 Writing something fresh and new about Bette Midler – The Divine Miss M, as…
BetteBack March 3, 1973: Bawdy, Bodacious Bette
The National Observer Bawdy, Bodacious Bette March 3, 1973 By Bill Marvel HERE IT IS 7:30 p.m., a whole hour…
BetteBack February 24, 1973: A New Singing Rage – The Divine Miss M
The Toronto Star February 24, 1973 It was early morning, far too early morning. And “the pits, honey, the pits”…