Betty boop is more popular today then she ever was back then and a very sexy icon of a character long live Betty boop And let's all do the sally swing and shake our things
i got to say back then cartoons makes you unknowing'ly learn some thing like dictionary words dance moves ect...ect... and have fun doing it to but for some reason todays cartoons dont doit any more its just mind numming crap.
Heard Lyrics: Bring along that jam, / And look a little Sally Swing / Oh Sally, oh Sally, oh swing / Don't wanna mozy around with Mozart / He wrote a symphony, so what? / Don't wanna beat it out with Beethoven / I want my music and my biscuits hot! / Lead 'em in that groove / I wanna lead a band and sing / Oh dilly, oh dally, oh sally, oh swing it, swing it / Ah laddle-ee dada-cha-da / A-cha-a-cha-a-cha-a-cha / Swing!
@09mkht Just to add to gavtatu's response: There was no such thing as racism back then. They were racist the way Adam and Eve were naked. They didn't think there was anything wrong with using stereotypes back then.
Directed by Willard Bowsky who sadly died young during World War II. Quite cinematic in scope, but the faces' expressions are more static, showing darting eyes rather than the full range of human expressions. The movements of the people are not so fluid as in the early years, and the dancing is only partially succesful (though well synchronised). Love the fade halfway through, and the hands and fingers are superbly done!
Actually it's more accurate to say that Astro Boy had Betty Boop eyes, since Max Fleischer cartoons were one of Osamu Tezuka's strongest influences early in his career.
If a female character's four fingers remained "stuck" together like that in a show then I always figured it had something to do with convenience- quicker to draw, for example. I see that's not the case here, though. Perhaps it was done for a similar reason? The answer may be on the internet in interviews about the creator's art, but that will obviously take quite a bit of effort and time to search for. Just a suggestion.
@EvilCatsss I think it's an economy of line and stylizing. Other Betty cartoons from the same year look slightly different based on who the head animator was. Each one brought their own style of line movement to both Betty and Popeye.
Everyone. At 2:23 Betty has five fingers on each hand.What looks like a sixth finger is simply the frame of the door, not an additional digit. Lastly, to everyone wondering why her fingers are positioned in that way, it has to do with the era.This was a hand position that was considered very feminine for women. If you look at a lot of the cartoons/artwork/posters from this era you'll see women doing this.
@008Jellyfish At @04:04 to @04:07 also Sally makes the same hand gestures: middle two fingers together. At other times all four fingers and thumb drawn separately. In fact the details in the hand animation is quite amazing here.
Because cartoons and pop culture are reflective of their culture and time. While you and some others think they are simply "cartoons and comedy", to others it's more than that. There's a reason why there are books and documentaries done on cartoons and other media from different eras.
Lastly, the word is "science" not "sciense". There was nothing "scientific" about what I said. It was simply a bit of history for those that seemed interested.
@HomerSimpson111 i think normal people fully understood what you were spelling, you dont need to over explain yourself. Just keep enjoying how you view these toons. :)
@sweetappletits they had to bring her into the 30's since her traditional look is strictly the 20's with a slight update and the cleaner look of a long drape dress and sleeked down hair was the trend the year this cartoon was made. I forgot they did that to betty boop until now...
This is possibly one of the best musical cartoons that does NOT have Betty singing. Does anyone know who did the voice for Sally Swing. I know Mae Questal did Betty's voice for years (as well as Olive Oyl's).
Yeah but this is Margie Hines who was also the voice of both Betty & Olive Oyl aswell. Mae Questel Quit voicing Betty in 1938, Questels last role as Betty was in Be Up to Date (1938). Oh and Bonnie Poe also voiced Both Olive Oyl & Betty aswell but only from 1933-1934. Sally Swing's voice is provided by Rose Marie who was known as Baby Rose Marie. Rose Marie was a talented Singer sothere was no need for Betty to Sing in this episode.
Kind of looks like Olive Oil. XD Still, found it rather charming how Betty brought a poor, but talented female character into the spotlight. Shame that Sally didn't grow in popularity and Betty didn't promote any more neat ladies.
@biryanifan ~ you made me look it up. sally swing was rose marie, who is most known for the dick van dyke show. she would have been about 15 when they did this.
@TinisenTinA This is from 1938, by that time, Betty had been "cleaned up" by the Hays office (Having lost her short skirt and garter) and her proportions were made much more realistic... but, also much less appealing.
@Shoknifeman So that is what happened. I like how they proportioned her, this new look with the old dress and garter would have been great to look at.
SI PUDIERAN REVIVIR A BETTY BOOP CON EPISODIOS PERO MEJORADOS Y A COLOR ESO SI LO QUISIERA VER (SI MAY REVIVE A BETTY BOOP EPISODES BUT WITH IMPROVED COLOR AND THAT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE)
This was shown in movie theaters where adults and children would have watched. The music and pop-culture themes would have appealed to young people and annoyed many adults, much like hip-hop does today with its crude references, crotch-grabbing, and pure commercial origins.
This is an awesome cartoon! I love swing jazz music and this music just captures the culture of the young people just wanting to get out and have some fun and dance!
About the hand thing, hands and feet are really hard to draw. Even the betty was modeled after a real person her hands and feet are disproportioned because she is a cartoon but even cartoon hands are hard to draw. It is deeply ironic!
in 2:23 she has 6 fingers on her right hand and five in her left and some of them look like if they are glued together? is it like a kind of subliminal message
THIS WHOLE THING IS LAME!!!!! HERE I AM WATCHING, AND NOTHING IS OF SIGININIGING WITH A HINT OF SEXUAL PERVERSION! A CIRCUS IS EXIBITING FOR THOSE WHO CAME OUT LESS THAN TEN YEARS AFTER! THE RAPIST GUY NEVER PULLED ANY OF THAT!
@JawiiJiwaa ME TO I LOVE OLD STUFF LIKE THIS MY BROTHER SAY TO ME EVERY TIME I WACH THIS HE SAY HOW CAN YOU LIKE THIS CRAP I JUST LOVE IT I WONT IT TO BE BACK
I dig the way women moved in these early cartoons--see, for example, Betty's pondering and annoyed faces, or how Sally holds heir head up to show the underside of her chin and neck. Much more lively and realistic than a bunch of flat, limited, generic three-quarter profiles and handful of stock expressions that define the industry now.
Were the two fellows at the beginning caricatures of anyone in particular? Maybe of the Fleischer boys themselves, in a nice self-depricating dig?
They had to tone her down. Originally, she was supposed to be for adults and many of her cartoons had sexual themes, later she was aimed at younger people
The Production Code of '34 really "stripped" Betty of most of her sexiness and after that she had to share the spotlight and lost a lot of her stardom and frankly some of her star quality.
The "Hays Code" had existed since the 1920s but it had no teeth. It was revised in 1930 by Irving Thalberg no less but was blatantly ignored. It wasn't until Joe Breen swept into power in '34 and threatened the movie industry with a huge boycott that the powers decided to pay attention. And yes, Betty Boop was one of the victims. She lost most of her sexiness and was pushed into the background as a sort of Emcee.
not to mention betty boops cartoons were about to retire from 1938 - 1939
but i dont mind in this cartoon at least betty is giving the spotlight to someone else, sally swing is suppost to be simuler to betty grable
also not to mention buzzy boop was made before this and buzzy adds someone the scat lyrics like - Da Da Da Di Da Di, which sally has seemed to reprise in this role, which means from 1938 the Betty Boop cartoons was in the swing era
The coat and hat the man is wearing is what people wear when they graduate. It's a scholar's way of dressing, meaning that people who had gone to school and college would wear one. Professors are often shown wearing them.
Why Sally got the cap and gown as well? I suppose it's to symbolize that she graduated school. I'm a little confused by that myself.
@Iishieboo I think it's supposed to be a teacher's outfit. Mortarboards and gowns are the traditional way of drawing teachers in comics, compare with Will Hay.
at 2:19 how come her two fingers in the middle look like that, like they're glued together ive noticed this in female characters in other cartoons from this era.
I think it's done because it looks dainty and feminine. Female hands are shown as small, delicate and gentle, while male hands are shown as clutching, brutish and rough. The positioning of the hand with the middle and ring finger together give it a softer look.
Also, I'm sure it's easier to draw as those two fingers are almost drawn as one.
@0oLilitho0 That was a trick to reduce the amount of detail that needed to be animated. It's also why character like Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse only have four fingers instead of five.
@0oLilitho0 if you look at all characters in cartoons (more human shaped ones) they all are like that. its cause, the human hand is probably the hardest thing to draw correctly (you'd be surprised how much realism goes into cartoonist training) and so artists either develop or are taught the habit of drawing them like that, not quite as exaggerated as her's where. its to help make hands easier to draw.
its not something noticable but when u open ur hand..the two centre fingers are fixed where they are...teh index and pinky can move more freely so they just emphasize it.
@0oLilitho0- In cartoon animation rules, characters are only allowed to have four fingers. Or, three fingers and a thumb. To show that they're not real.
The Fleischer brothers were trying to introduce some new characters at this time (another one was Gabby the Town Crier), but they didn't catch on with the public. Poor Sally, I think this was her only cartoon... still a good one, though.
Sally has got some serious moves!
bordence 1 month ago
5:36 - New York University professor for certain :)
iwantoldschool 1 month ago
I used to swing dance, then i took an arrow in the knee.
TheDrinoC 1 month ago
amazing cartoon and i loved how they drew betty's head in this one.
ultimateinfinityX2 1 month ago
Betty boop is more popular today then she ever was back then and a very sexy icon of a character long live Betty boop And let's all do the sally swing and shake our things
hewhoshunsthelight 2 months ago
"what are you doing there scrubbing you should be cleaning up" - i love their lines like that in the good cartoons
CAPRICORNCUTIE 2 months ago
Dear Betty, I`m having the SAME Problem finding Cats who Play Swing here in So.Calif.
dukeuke1 2 months ago
haha Donald
Ivanatis 2 months ago
Good god! What is Sally on!?
saritajakhere 3 months ago
Wow she can dance! :O :-)
flapitify 3 months ago
Betty Boop is trippy. Especially the earlier ones.
voltaman33 4 months ago
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TheHealthyAdvocate 4 months ago
lol, why is Betty the only one with the overly sized head?
fullmoon1230 5 months ago in playlist BETTY BOOP CARTOON 2 2
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lol XD
bluerassberry11 6 months ago 7
I love the songs from these cartoons! Wonderful.
MabelNormand 6 months ago
i got to say back then cartoons makes you unknowing'ly learn some thing like dictionary words dance moves ect...ect... and have fun doing it to but for some reason todays cartoons dont doit any more its just mind numming crap.
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tj9234 6 months ago
5:24 LOL xD
MAN, I wanna go back in time! Screw this future!
VenomLeon 7 months ago
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TheArtsCountess 7 months ago
madonna se conserva muuuuy bieeen para su edad
pulquelio 7 months ago 2
resembles lois lane in the superman cartoons.
diddymuck 7 months ago
What happened to boop-boop-de-doop?!?!?
kokobearification 8 months ago
@09mkht Just to add to gavtatu's response: There was no such thing as racism back then. They were racist the way Adam and Eve were naked. They didn't think there was anything wrong with using stereotypes back then.
Ahhh...sweet innocence....
darkridr25 8 months ago
Love the music in these. I heard there was a resurgence of both swing and big band styles for a while, but it just didn't catch on.
darkridr25 8 months ago
@09mkht duh
Oceananswer 8 months ago
@09mkht not racist, just stereotyping, the same as the negro and the chinaman that were portrayed in those days i'd say !
gavtatu 8 months ago in playlist Ringo:Nature's Way;Spanish jam
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yoshisoul30 8 months ago
I Love betty and sally! There both so cute!
PrincesJennifer5 8 months ago
this is so cute! <3
xTogetherInParis 9 months ago
Ahhhhhh, my favorite cartoon girl is Betty and i feel young again and wish i was as slim as she was :-)))))
jikkehond 9 months ago
awesome..My whole childhood before me! So vintage!!
Suzan4B 9 months ago
This is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE Betty Cartoon!
Thanks for uploading it! :>
rainbowonfire 9 months ago
at 2:21 she has 6 fingers wow
TheDegrassichick101 9 months ago
Laughed so much at 1:53
NintendoN0ir 9 months ago
Epic dance at 1:07, and then: 'Good night, you're fired!!!' :DDD Betty Boop rules!!!! :DDD
marcusanakonda 9 months ago
008Jellyfish u make sence kk
nicolereyes33 9 months ago
sally swing! it wuld be cool if swing was still cool even wid young ppl
nicolereyes33 9 months ago
the cartoon was never the same after 1934
nblBer 10 months ago
@nblBer not a bad thing, 1950s-70s cartoon was still gold
NostalgiaAttack 10 months ago
what genre of music would this "sally swing" song be???
CattFightt 10 months ago
this is sooooo cute
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The animation is excellent for all the years,since animation exists.I haven't seen such a show ever....Hands down,unbelievable
felondadog 11 months ago
Wooohooo
animalslover555 11 months ago
Directed by Willard Bowsky who sadly died young during World War II. Quite cinematic in scope, but the faces' expressions are more static, showing darting eyes rather than the full range of human expressions. The movements of the people are not so fluid as in the early years, and the dancing is only partially succesful (though well synchronised). Love the fade halfway through, and the hands and fingers are superbly done!
dfarmbrough 11 months ago
2:09 ...why are the Irish boys dancing like Cossacks? XDD
lalafunnys 11 months ago
this cartooon is absolutely fantastic!!!!
anniem63 11 months ago
She's got' Astro Boy" eyes AT 2:17
autophyte 11 months ago
@autophyte
Actually it's more accurate to say that Astro Boy had Betty Boop eyes, since Max Fleischer cartoons were one of Osamu Tezuka's strongest influences early in his career.
Marbles471 6 months ago
@Marbles471
Dont forget that Tezuka's Princess Knight had Betty Boop's hairstyle, including the prince.
BiscuitBanna 1 month ago
i luv her sooooooooooooooo much i luv betty boop she my favoriteeeeeee i luv u betty boop<3
Maramduke 1 year ago
i LOVE her voice, not to mention the song itself!
TheMarioluigifans 1 year ago
REALLY liked this! Nice break from heavy studying, thanks for posting! :>
futuregirlpianist 1 year ago
This is the best! What a classic!
PurpleVintageRobot 1 year ago
Lol, nice chicken dance. XD
FaeryRibbon 1 year ago
If a female character's four fingers remained "stuck" together like that in a show then I always figured it had something to do with convenience- quicker to draw, for example. I see that's not the case here, though. Perhaps it was done for a similar reason? The answer may be on the internet in interviews about the creator's art, but that will obviously take quite a bit of effort and time to search for. Just a suggestion.
EvilCatsss 1 year ago
@EvilCatsss I think it's an economy of line and stylizing. Other Betty cartoons from the same year look slightly different based on who the head animator was. Each one brought their own style of line movement to both Betty and Popeye.
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Myasorez 1 year ago
Betty Boop is a ankle-length dress?! Fully out of character.
neatoauctions 1 year ago
5:51 LMFAO ROFL!
JRaawr 1 year ago
Is She The Only Cartoon Character that Changed Clothes?
JRaawr 1 year ago
Everyone. At 2:23 Betty has five fingers on each hand.What looks like a sixth finger is simply the frame of the door, not an additional digit. Lastly, to everyone wondering why her fingers are positioned in that way, it has to do with the era.This was a hand position that was considered very feminine for women. If you look at a lot of the cartoons/artwork/posters from this era you'll see women doing this.
008Jellyfish 1 year ago 25
@008Jellyfish thats really cool i never knew that!
mynameisrhoya 1 year ago
@008Jellyfish I've noticed that a lot of the Barbie dolls I had when I was little had their hands like that. :)
FaeryRibbon 1 year ago
@008Jellyfish At @04:04 to @04:07 also Sally makes the same hand gestures: middle two fingers together. At other times all four fingers and thumb drawn separately. In fact the details in the hand animation is quite amazing here.
sneakt2b 1 year ago
@008Jellyfish why are you saying everyhting like its sciense its cartoon and comedy its nott supposed to be wonderfully drawn xD
HomerSimpson111 5 months ago
@HomerSimpson111
Because cartoons and pop culture are reflective of their culture and time. While you and some others think they are simply "cartoons and comedy", to others it's more than that. There's a reason why there are books and documentaries done on cartoons and other media from different eras.
Lastly, the word is "science" not "sciense". There was nothing "scientific" about what I said. It was simply a bit of history for those that seemed interested.
008Jellyfish 5 months ago
@008Jellyfish well my english sux, so dont blame me if l misspelled a word
HomerSimpson111 5 months ago
@HomerSimpson111 i think normal people fully understood what you were spelling, you dont need to over explain yourself. Just keep enjoying how you view these toons. :)
CAPRICORNCUTIE 2 months ago
now why aint these awsome old series on the Disney chanel! this is pure entertainment!
Zodicz 1 year ago
hi
omggal246 1 year ago
hi omggal!!
ilove5894 1 year ago
wtf 5:53
omggal246 1 year ago
sally rox!!!!!!!!!!!!!
omggal246 1 year ago
@5:51 hahaha hilarious!
LimeLilly 1 year ago
I love sally's laugh :D and her outfit ;)
tallshortie 1 year ago
RUSSIAN XD
CuteyErin1 1 year ago
betty aint sexy betty no more
sweetappletits 1 year ago
@sweetappletits they had to bring her into the 30's since her traditional look is strictly the 20's with a slight update and the cleaner look of a long drape dress and sleeked down hair was the trend the year this cartoon was made. I forgot they did that to betty boop until now...
moxie96 1 year ago
@moxie96 so the short dress was from the 20s??? woowww lol :-)
sweetappletits 1 year ago
this shud be a rags to riches story ;-)
sweetappletits 1 year ago
The animation is amazing for a cartoon this old. It made me want to get up and dance!
maharley27 1 year ago
Whoa that sally can swing!
Rodita1 1 year ago 2
Watching the old cartoons such as Betty Boo makes today's cartoons look like shit
BLUTONIUMBERRY1 1 year ago
Too bad cartoons will laugh just because they are running or pressing a key on the piano.
KidInsideAKid 1 year ago
This is possibly one of the best musical cartoons that does NOT have Betty singing. Does anyone know who did the voice for Sally Swing. I know Mae Questal did Betty's voice for years (as well as Olive Oyl's).
youhavegottabejoking 1 year ago
@youhavegottabejoking It's not Helen Cane who made Betty's voice?
Nekosama89 1 year ago
@Nekosama89 Mae Questel was the voice of Betty and Olive Oyl.
Mutedvox 1 year ago
@Mutedvox
Yeah but this is Margie Hines who was also the voice of both Betty & Olive Oyl aswell. Mae Questel Quit voicing Betty in 1938, Questels last role as Betty was in Be Up to Date (1938). Oh and Bonnie Poe also voiced Both Olive Oyl & Betty aswell but only from 1933-1934. Sally Swing's voice is provided by Rose Marie who was known as Baby Rose Marie. Rose Marie was a talented Singer sothere was no need for Betty to Sing in this episode.
BooppoopaDoop 1 year ago 8
@BooppoopaDoop interesting all the people who gave voice to Betty. Mae last gave voice to Betty in "Roger Rabbit"..
Mutedvox 1 year ago
@BooppoopaDoop Thanks for the info. Mae Questel was really something. What a New Jersey brogue!
deaddoc 1 year ago
@deaddoc
your welcome <3
BooppoopaDoop 1 year ago
isnt she lovely
99SweetCheecks 1 year ago
1:48
Donald before Disney XD
2:39
Kind of looks like Olive Oil. XD Still, found it rather charming how Betty brought a poor, but talented female character into the spotlight. Shame that Sally didn't grow in popularity and Betty didn't promote any more neat ladies.
morphississ 1 year ago
@morphississ Fleischer actually planned to spin Sally off into her own series—but this first one apparently flopped, so it didn't happen.
biryanifan 11 months ago
@biryanifan ~ you made me look it up. sally swing was rose marie, who is most known for the dick van dyke show. she would have been about 15 when they did this.
tomitstube 10 months ago
6:18 Very impressive layout!
robertwmartens 1 year ago
Dios mio!!! que bueno!! XD
jdmiau 1 year ago
The animation is excellent for the year this was made, but the voice acting is simply fantastic.
andoc 1 year ago 59
So this isn't the original from the thirties? Is this a new version?! :)
TinisenTinA 1 year ago
@TinisenTinA This is from 1938, by that time, Betty had been "cleaned up" by the Hays office (Having lost her short skirt and garter) and her proportions were made much more realistic... but, also much less appealing.
Shoknifeman 1 year ago
@Shoknifeman So that is what happened. I like how they proportioned her, this new look with the old dress and garter would have been great to look at.
andoc 1 year ago
@andoc Really? I prefer the old proportions, but, I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder. ^_^'
Shoknifeman 1 year ago
CALLATE TONTO JAJAJA
juliana130900 1 year ago
SI PUDIERAN REVIVIR A BETTY BOOP CON EPISODIOS PERO MEJORADOS Y A COLOR ESO SI LO QUISIERA VER (SI MAY REVIVE A BETTY BOOP EPISODES BUT WITH IMPROVED COLOR AND THAT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE)
juliana130900 1 year ago
That was CRAZY! Thanks for sharing, mistah!
90sComputerGames 1 year ago
That Sally cleans up good xD
seeninfairytales 1 year ago 2
5:49
k4tjes 1 year ago
Was that a dollar bill I saw down Betty's bodice at one point?
UberObsessed 1 year ago
This was shown in movie theaters where adults and children would have watched. The music and pop-culture themes would have appealed to young people and annoyed many adults, much like hip-hop does today with its crude references, crotch-grabbing, and pure commercial origins.
MySetDancer1 1 year ago
For some reason, that fat lady in the club complaining about her soup just cracks me up!
imajika2 1 year ago 3
@imajika2 I like it hot, hot, hot! xDD
Nekosama89 1 year ago
hahahaha!! 5:27
" i like it hot hot ha! ha! ha!"
LunorNoir 1 year ago
the sally girl sings great
chickitygurl 1 year ago
What a versatile band!
lalishelaide 1 year ago
This is an awesome cartoon! I love swing jazz music and this music just captures the culture of the young people just wanting to get out and have some fun and dance!
About the hand thing, hands and feet are really hard to draw. Even the betty was modeled after a real person her hands and feet are disproportioned because she is a cartoon but even cartoon hands are hard to draw. It is deeply ironic!
cmlbjr88 1 year ago
lol bhahahahahahahahaha we betty starts to dance her head is so funny
misszeynoob 1 year ago
wud anyone else tap sally?
zsimmitus 1 year ago 2
It pays to put principals first.
Lieu3C4 1 year ago
in 2:23 she has 6 fingers on her right hand and five in her left and some of them look like if they are glued together? is it like a kind of subliminal message
GuerraGonzalo 1 year ago
@GuerraGonzalo Hey Guys Im Thinking Thats A Masonic Sign in 2:23, Freemasons Are Everywhere, It Looked Like It Makes The Devil Stars
1FreestyleStoner4 1 year ago
THIS WHOLE THING IS LAME!!!!! HERE I AM WATCHING, AND NOTHING IS OF SIGININIGING WITH A HINT OF SEXUAL PERVERSION! A CIRCUS IS EXIBITING FOR THOSE WHO CAME OUT LESS THAN TEN YEARS AFTER! THE RAPIST GUY NEVER PULLED ANY OF THAT!
kirkenbunken 1 year ago
@kirkenbunken I think this takes the prize as the least coherent comment I have seen on a YouTube video. And that's saying something!
dfarmbrough 11 months ago
i like this old American stuff, i wish they would still make entertainment and music like this...what happened to this?
JawiiJiwaa 1 year ago
@JawiiJiwaa ME TO I LOVE OLD STUFF LIKE THIS MY BROTHER SAY TO ME EVERY TIME I WACH THIS HE SAY HOW CAN YOU LIKE THIS CRAP I JUST LOVE IT I WONT IT TO BE BACK
misszeynoob 1 year ago
some old music isnt that bad
superneoncolors 1 year ago
5:52 ROFLOLING!!!!!!!!!!
mookawz 1 year ago
Lol boner at 209
MrLego10000 1 year ago
this is my fave bb cartoon.
QueenB41295 1 year ago
when the guy stands up 2:09 he reveals his boner :O
skatekai 1 year ago
Check out my channel for the 1st ever Popeye cartoon - featuring Betty Boop. Simply click on the link.
popeyecartoons 1 year ago
I dig the way women moved in these early cartoons--see, for example, Betty's pondering and annoyed faces, or how Sally holds heir head up to show the underside of her chin and neck. Much more lively and realistic than a bunch of flat, limited, generic three-quarter profiles and handful of stock expressions that define the industry now.
Were the two fellows at the beginning caricatures of anyone in particular? Maybe of the Fleischer boys themselves, in a nice self-depricating dig?
HaggisMcCrablice 1 year ago 2
@HaggisMcCrablice I thought I was the only one who thought that about today's cartoons!
tenorsingsfromheart 1 year ago
oh and also rose marie did the voice for Sally swing, rose marie was the child star Baby rose marie.
if she can perform that great as an adult i wonder what her other performances sound like.
Cresantstar 1 year ago
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writergrrlxox 1 year ago
5:50
lol
MichaelOfPop 1 year ago
bAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAA 5:24
51235465789 1 year ago
dudes adams apple looooooooooooooooooool
Tonage4 1 year ago
iv noticed that when some charachters talk there mouths ether hang oten or stay cloesed
rougexknux 2 years ago
Betty isn't as sexy as she was in the early 30's.
stlgtrace 2 years ago
@stlgtrace
They had to tone her down. Originally, she was supposed to be for adults and many of her cartoons had sexual themes, later she was aimed at younger people
Iishieboo 2 years ago
The Production Code of '34 really "stripped" Betty of most of her sexiness and after that she had to share the spotlight and lost a lot of her stardom and frankly some of her star quality.
stlgtrace 2 years ago
@stlgtrace
She was toned down after the Hays Film Code of 1934.
zoyclem 1 year ago
The "Hays Code" had existed since the 1920s but it had no teeth. It was revised in 1930 by Irving Thalberg no less but was blatantly ignored. It wasn't until Joe Breen swept into power in '34 and threatened the movie industry with a huge boycott that the powers decided to pay attention. And yes, Betty Boop was one of the victims. She lost most of her sexiness and was pushed into the background as a sort of Emcee.
stlgtrace 1 year ago
@stlgtrace
not to mention betty boops cartoons were about to retire from 1938 - 1939
but i dont mind in this cartoon at least betty is giving the spotlight to someone else, sally swing is suppost to be simuler to betty grable
also not to mention buzzy boop was made before this and buzzy adds someone the scat lyrics like - Da Da Da Di Da Di, which sally has seemed to reprise in this role, which means from 1938 the Betty Boop cartoons was in the swing era
Cresantstar 1 year ago
i love betty boop but can any one till
the old men who wearing the black
is a sign of what , and why Sally wears like him at the end ?
Ronayspy 2 years ago
@Ronayspy
The coat and hat the man is wearing is what people wear when they graduate. It's a scholar's way of dressing, meaning that people who had gone to school and college would wear one. Professors are often shown wearing them.
Why Sally got the cap and gown as well? I suppose it's to symbolize that she graduated school. I'm a little confused by that myself.
Iishieboo 2 years ago
@Iishieboo I think it's supposed to be a teacher's outfit. Mortarboards and gowns are the traditional way of drawing teachers in comics, compare with Will Hay.
dfarmbrough 11 months ago
Something's not right about this cartoon.........
thefruitofaliens 2 years ago
in addition to my previous comment, my great grandmother's hands also looked like this at times...
0oLilitho0 2 years ago
at 2:19 how come her two fingers in the middle look like that, like they're glued together ive noticed this in female characters in other cartoons from this era.
0oLilitho0 2 years ago 23
@0oLilitho0
I think it's done because it looks dainty and feminine. Female hands are shown as small, delicate and gentle, while male hands are shown as clutching, brutish and rough. The positioning of the hand with the middle and ring finger together give it a softer look.
Also, I'm sure it's easier to draw as those two fingers are almost drawn as one.
Iishieboo 2 years ago 3
@0oLilitho0 That was a trick to reduce the amount of detail that needed to be animated. It's also why character like Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse only have four fingers instead of five.
NCWeber 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 if you look at all characters in cartoons (more human shaped ones) they all are like that. its cause, the human hand is probably the hardest thing to draw correctly (you'd be surprised how much realism goes into cartoonist training) and so artists either develop or are taught the habit of drawing them like that, not quite as exaggerated as her's where. its to help make hands easier to draw.
itachisxeyes 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 that's the same thing i wanna know, i saw tinkerbell do the same..
GhostKittyROBLOX 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 Hey Guys Im Thinking Thats A Masonic Sign in 2:23, Freemasons Are Everywhere, It Looked Like It Makes The Devil Stars
1FreestyleStoner4 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 mmm they just told me it was a masonic symbol worshiping the devil but i dont really know
GuerraGonzalo 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 It is just a way of drawing them, to make them look dainty-er or something, I suppose.
XxGlassxVioletxX 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 its supposed to be lady like :} at least in cartoons
tasteslikeginger 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 I think its just easier to draw that way
awynn87 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0
its not something noticable but when u open ur hand..the two centre fingers are fixed where they are...teh index and pinky can move more freely so they just emphasize it.
RemusLupo 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0- In cartoon animation rules, characters are only allowed to have four fingers. Or, three fingers and a thumb. To show that they're not real.
1944jhd 1 year ago
@1944jhd
Look at 1:11....that guy has four fingers and a thumb.
fmichaelb 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 what others cartoons?
didadaismo 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0
It was considered feminine for women.
008Jellyfish 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 what other cartoons is it in? i'd love to see :)
mynameisrhoya 1 year ago
@0oLilitho0 She's reppin West Side beech
JoshFritz561 1 year ago
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EvilCatsss 1 year ago
Damn this was so cool! Sally swing was killing it!
mrwesdaddy 2 years ago
estan chidos los capitulos
5nerds20 2 years ago
Rose Marie from the Dick Van Dyke Show is voicing Sally Swing
mookindahouse 2 years ago
Great Music.... but they are all white.... :)
Racist Times...
Bigmac79 2 years ago
lol good point. It's supposed to be swing. :P
KjinAboii 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
of course it's was wrong but we can't go back in the time and change everything. plus things are so much better now so don't complain.
herrMaria 2 years ago
5:50 lol and wat someone's comment said dat they dance like dat when they're drunk lol. Greatest dancing ever on a cartoon character.
an0n1mous324 2 years ago
The Fleischer brothers were trying to introduce some new characters at this time (another one was Gabby the Town Crier), but they didn't catch on with the public. Poor Sally, I think this was her only cartoon... still a good one, though.
ThePilsnerX 2 years ago
good singin an music
classic
cjodie21 2 years ago
why are betty's arms so thick?
loyalfalconflutist 2 years ago
fabuloso...Sally Swing...ha ha ...jejejeje
happy
SiYoFueraDios 2 years ago