BETTY BOOP CARTOON CODE
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BETTY BOOP CARTOON SERIES

Henry, the Funniest Living American: 22 November: A Crossover with Carl Anderson's 'Henry' comic strip.

Making Stars: 18 October: Not shown on American television due to racial caricatures.

Judge for a Day: 20 September Public Domain.

Betty Boop and Grampy: 16 August Public Domain.

A Language All My Own: 19 July Public Domain.

A Little Soap and Water: 21 June Public Domain.

No! No! A Thousand Times No!!: 24 May Public Domain.

Stop That Noise: 15 March Public Domain.

Taking the Blame: 15 February Public Domain.

There's Something About a Soldier: 17 August.

* Korean recolored prints notwithstanding Public Domain

BETTY BOOP CARTOON SERIES

Poor Cinderella: 3 August: First of the Color Classics series of cartoons, only Betty Boop cartoon in color.Betty Boop's Rise to Fame: 18 May Public Domain.Betty in Blunderland: 6 April Public Domain.Popeye the Sailor: July 14: Billed as a Betty Boop cartoon, but she only makes a brief appearance in what is otherwise a Poorly Disguised Pilot for the Popeye the Sailor cartoons.Popular Melodies (Screen Songs): April 7.Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions: Jan 27 Public Domain.Betty Boop's Ker-Choo: Jan 6 Public Domain.I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You: November 25.Romantic Melodies (Screen Songs): Oct.

Talkartoons were replaced by the Betty Boop solo series from here on out. Stopping the Show: August 12: Betty Boop's first standalone short.Rudy Vallee Melodies (Screen Songs) August 5.You Try Somebody Else (Screen Songs): July 29.The Betty Boop Limited (Talkartoons): July 1.Let Me Call You Sweetheart (Screen Songs): May 20.A Hunting We Will Go (Talkartoons): April 29.Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning (Screen Songs): April 22.The Dancing Fool (Talkartoons): April 8.Just One More Chance (Screen Songs) April 1.Swim Or Sink (S.O.S) (Talkartoons): March 11.Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie (Screen Songs): March 4.Minnie the Moocher (Talkartoons): Feb 26.Dizzy Red Riding Hood (Talkartoons): Dec.Jack and the Beanstalk (Talkartoons): Nov.Kitty from Kansas City (Screen Songs) October 31.Bimbo's Express (Talkartoons): August 22.Betty Co-ed (Screen Song) August 1, 1931.Bimbo's Initiation (Talkartoons): July 24.My Wife's Gone to the Country (Screen Songs): May 31, 1931.Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl (Screen Songs): April 18, 1931.The Bum Bandit (Talkartoons): April 3rd.Teacher's Pests (Talkartoons): Feb 7, 1931.Mysterious Mose (Talkartoons): December 26.Accordion Joe (Talkartoons): December 12: Lost episode.Dizzy Dishes ( Talkartoons) August 9 * as a LittleAudrey cartoon from the 1950's.The producers tried to make her more wholesome with more concealing clothes but this approach failed, it having been her flamboyant but sweet attitude that was so much fun to watch for her original viewers in the first place.ĭespite not having a starring role since 1939, Betty remains a household name in the modern era due to the truly massive assortment of merchandise bearing her likeness, as well as her status as a sex symbol and a feminist icon.

BETTY BOOP CARTOON CODE

The Hays Code essentially killed off all interest in Betty Boop - obviously, as a cartoon she couldn't wear such flamboyant outfits or maintain such a flirtatious attitude. In early cartoons, Betty's pals were Koko The Clown and Bimbo the dog later on, Betty's grandpa Grampy, wild cousin Buzzy, and nonhumanized puppy Pudgy headlined episodes of their own.

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Pioneering cartoon series (from 1930-1939, plus a few one-off revivals) from Fleischer Studios, Betty Boop was the mirror of the stereotypical flapper, simultaneously looking for a good time and good-at-heart.

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