Betty Boop-1932-You Try Somebody Else
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I came here after "discovering" the song on a 1932 radio show of Anson Weeks and his Orchestra. I like the radio version better. Ethel's a bit much on this one.
jkfan2005 5 days ago
awesome
Ivanatis 3 months ago
I love the use of The Prisoner's Song at the intro to the cartoon.
Thanks for posting this gem.
okbridges 7 months ago
lol, I caught myself singing along with the bouncing ball.... 8D Its a lovely song
sillygrl23 1 year ago
I had to come back and see this once more, i just love Ethel when she was so cute and young and the music is just great! Thanks
butchfoot 3 years ago 2
Amusing that the Studio would spend good money producing short subjects to exploit songs, yet didn't even give credit to the song writers themselves! As Liberace once said, "I cry all the way to the bank." This is one of the last songs written by the illustrious triumvirate B.G. DeSylva, Lew Brown & Ray Henderson.
nedsparks 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this.
The subtext for the lyrics is
really interesting!
Did you notice that when
the "convict cat" speaks -
he sounds like Groucho Marx?
This tune DOES stick in your head!
lisagarden 4 years ago
wow awesome -- today is Ethel's 100th Birthday and I put up a thread on imdb about it and someone posted a link to this. wonderful. But now I can't get this song outta my head!
originalfunkyfry 4 years ago
loved Ethel and she was so cute then
butchfoot16 4 years ago