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This site is perhaps the best diagram to find most of the public domain Betty Boop cartoons. The prints and transfers are nicer than most PD collections, and unlike the Edifying Times DVD’s, they don’t add extra sound effects to the films. While the celebrated films featuring Cab Calloway aren’t included in this collection, there are unruffled a few of the classic era Betty Boop cartoons with Bimbo and Koko the Clown, like “Is My Palm Read? ” and “Betty Boop’s Kerchoo”. Also included is Betty’s color debut, “Terrible Cinderella” (in which Betty is a redhead!) Most of the films here are from the post-code era, though, featuring Tubby and Grampy. At their best, these later shorts are charming and fun to notice. One shot films featured characters from then-popular comical strips, such as Runt Jimmy, the Minute King and “Henry, the Funniest Living American”, as well as a unfamiliar Fleisher new, Wiffle Piffle, in “The Hot Air Salesman”. Overall, this is a fun collection showcasing one of the most iconic 1930’s cartoon characters. The keychain is nice too, made of a high-quality rubber-like material.

First I’ll say that I have the “Lunchbox” version of this Echo Bridge release, but the discs are the same.

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I was impressed when I first played the discs. The transfer quality is crisp & determined, from 35mm masters. I suspect the classic LASERDISC spot from Republic Home Video may have been the source material.

On the down side, only 6 of the cartoons are from the “Pre-code” era. The other 36 cartoons are from the toned-down Hayes Office era. Fans watching these for the first time will wonder what was so risque about Betty, seen wearing a stylish house-dress in the majority of these. Some of these later cartoons are detached delectable & creative. Betty’s friend Grampy is always clever with his inventions & musically glad about them. They are the highlight of Hayes Office era.

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Then there are the “Fat” Betty Boop cartoons. Bulky was Betty’s equivilant to Pluto. With a lesson to learn, thay are sappy cute & rarely humorous. There are unprejudiced too many of these produced by the Fleischers, and most are here.

The cartoons are not in chronological order, so you will have to play both discs to glimpse all 6 classic pre-code cartoons.

Until CBS/Paramount home video releases a just complete Betty Boop space from Republic’s 35mm masters, this may be the best quality DVD you will earn of Betty Boop.

Keep those Lasterdisc (or lesser quality VHS tape) sets released by Republic Home Video.

General rule: GRAMPY = fun, Fat = hit the ‘next’ button on your remote. Hayes office starts in 1934.

DISC 1

BE HUMAN (1936) - Grampy

BETTY BOOP & GRAMPY (1935) - Grampy

BETTY BOOP & LITLE JIMMY (1936)

BETTY BOOP & THE Slight KING (1936)

BETTY BOOP’S RISE TO FAME (1934 **pre-code**) with Max & Dave Fleischer in person (Dave plays the reporter) .

BETTY BOOP IN BLUNDERLAND (1934 **pre-code**) spoof of Alice In Wonderland

HAPPY YOU & MERRY ME (1936) - Pudgy

HOUSE CLEANING BLUES (1937) - Grampy

THE IMPRACTICAL JOKER (1937) - Grampy

MUSICAL MOUNTAINEERS (1939)

NOT NOW (1936) - Pudgy

STOP THAT NOISE (1935)

SWAT THE Flee (1935) - Pudgy

BABY BE Obliging (1935) - Pudgy

BETTY BOOP & HENRY, THE FUNNIEST LIVING AMERICAN (1935) - Talk about a mis-named cartoon! This has to be the LEAST funniest in this place!

DISC 2-side A

BETTY BOOP’S CRAZY INVENTIONS (1933 ***pre-code***)

CANDID CANDIDATE (1937) - Grampy

DING DONG DOGGIE (1937) - Pudgy

HOT AIR SALESMAN (1937) - Wiffle Piffle (almsot as goofy as Grampy)

IS MY PALM READ? (1933 ***pre-code***)

JUDGE FOR A DAY (1935)

A LANGUAGE ALL MY Acquire (1935)

A Microscopic SOAP & WATER (1935) - Pudgy

RHYTHM ON THE RESERVATION (1939) - last just Betty Boop cartoon

TRAINING PIGEONS (1936) - Pudgy

WE DID IT (1936) - Pudgy

BETTY BOOP’S KER-CHOO (1933 ***pre-code***)

GRAMPY’S INDOOR OUTING (1936) - Grampy

LITTLE NOBODY (1935) - Pudgy

MAKING FRIENDS (1936) - Pudgy

DISC 2 side B

MAKING STARS (1935)

MORE PEP (1936) - Pudgy

MY FRIEND THE MONKEY (1939)

NO! NO! A THOUSAND TIMES NO! (1935) - Intrepid Fred melodrama spoof.

POOR CINDERELLA (1934 ***pre-code***) COLOR Classic with Betty Boop.

PUDGY PICKS A FIGHT (1937) - Pudgy

PUDGY TAKES A BOW-WOW (1937) - Pudgy

THE Panicked CROWS (1939)

SO DOES AN AUTOMOBILE (1939)

A SONG A DAY (1936) - Grampy

TAKING THE BLAME (1935) - Pudgy

YOU’RE NOT BUILT THAT Plan (1936) - Pudgy

Even though the narrate looks tremendous, the imprint is rude, and you secure 42 cartoons. This other site has a better selection of pre-code Betty Boop Cartoons:

Betty Boop - The Vintage Collection [Remastered] (2-DVD Residence)
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