Annie Get Your Gun
Included on this DVD release, and of prime interest to many fans, are  two scenes originally filmed by Judy Garland before she was replaced by Betty Hutton. By unfortunate coincidence, those two are the least flattering, with "Doin' What Comes Naturally" portraying Garland as a backwoods hick and "I'm an Indian Too" (filmed on a set strikingly different from what was used in the final Hutton version) showing her in Indian face paint.  Garland is warm and likable in the first number, without the broad physical comedy Hutton would use. "I'm an Indian Too," however, is disappointing. A lackluster Garland goes through the motions and is noticeably flat on one note. Clearly, at the time Hutton was the right choice.In additional outtakes, "Colonel Buffalo Bill" features originally cast Frank Morgan (Buffalo Bill) and Geraldine Wall (Dolly Tate), and Betty Hutton sings "Let's Go West Again," a song cut from the original Broadway production. Irving Berlin convinced the film producers to include it, but it was cut during final editing. The 50th anniversary release also features an all-new digital picture and audio transfer from restored elements, a bonus recording session audio track of the original cast performing "There's No Business Like Show Business," an all-new introduction by Susan Lucci, the original theatrical trailer, and a limited-edition mini lobby card reprint.--David Horiuchi