Monday, November 23, 2009

THE CABIN KIDS



Ruth, Helen, James, Winifred, and Fred, collectively known as "The Cabin Kids" appeared on the stage of the Ritz Theater in Dublin on December 5, 1939.  These five children of Beatrice Hall appeared more than twenty movies and  short films in the brief career with Hollywood's biggest stars including  Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Roy Rogers, Buster Keaton, Shirley Temple and Danny Kaye. 

They were known and loved for the singing and comedy skits.

24 comments:

Unknown said...

I always wanted to know more about the Cabin Kids. Such a talented group of children should be remembered for their amazing talent.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for posting. Love their singing and personality.

kent said...

Thanks for not letting there history disepear.

Jonvi33 said...

I was so impressed by their harmony and presence. They were a good looking, wonderful sounding group of kids. Thank you for this piece of history.

ruben said...

Ruth was my mother she past away twenty years ago december 1st nice to see that they were appreciated

Anonymous said...

Ruben can you provide us with more history on the group - when they started, how they started and what they did afterwards.

ObakePhan said...

Yes, Please! I would love to know more history about this group of kids, especially their later years.
I remember seeing them on TV on Our Gang as I was growing up.

Ruben said...

Ruth(Sweetie), Helen (Precious) and Winifred (Sugar) formed the group The Hall Sisters in there later years and perfromed in Cuba, The Apollo as well as touring with the USO during World War 2

dggd said...

Thanks for the info Ruben. I loved them so...everybody did. Let them know they were never forgotten!
Condolences on your Mother, Ruth.

dggd said...

Are the rest still living?

Anonymous said...

Ruben is my younger brother and we have searched for years for photographs and newspaper articles about The Cabin Kids. Ruth, our mother, was the last surviving member of the group. Ruth (Sweetie) is survived by three of her four children. Our mom and dad had recording made by the Hall Sisters, the group formed by the three girls after they out grew the Cabin Kids.
Anita

Unknown said...

Many thanks to Anita and Ruben for sharing this important piece of history. I would love to learn more.

Unknown said...

Many thanks to Anita and Ruben for sharing this important piece of history. I would love to learn more.

Hall-Miller said...

Do they still have access to those recordings today? I am Winifred Halls grandson

Hall-Miller said...

Also my mom Karen Hall, who was winifred's daughter, just passed away on April 6th 2017. I love you so much Mama I will miss you. Can't wait to see you again

Anonymous said...

Winifred was the sweetest little girl I have ever seen. Love how she put her arm around little brother in Dinah. RIP all & I wish they all had wonderful lives.

God Bless them and their families.

Jim Padilla said...

Marquis, thank you for sharing info on your grandmother. I'm sorry to learn of your mom's passing last year. I too know what that feels like. Your love for your mom is nicely expressed with your words! Can you tell me how long ago your grandmother passed away? And, what fond memories you have of her? Thank you! - Jim Padilla

Hall-Miller said...

Unfortunately, my grandmother passed away when my mother was just 15 years old. She became an alcoholic and died of hypoglycemia. I never got a chance to meet her.

Tamarea Ha;; said...

I am the granddaughter of James "Darling" Hall, I am interested in my families history and what happened to them, my father, M Hall was James Hall son. Is there any one here active and relatives of the cabin kids. My instagram is @tamareaaa and my facebook is @ Tamarea Hall. I never got a chance to meet them sadly they past away.

Unknown said...

I think they also use to live in plainfield new jersey.

Ruben, Ruth’s Son said...

I have tried for years now to get the Cabin Kids into North Carolina Music Hall of Fame will try again for 2023. Wish me luck

Anonymous said...

Awesome group of kids

Anonymous said...

Ruben if you still come on this website please reach out to me ~ my mom was married to your uncle Benjamin Gamble my email is cinda1965@yahoo.com

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