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The New Deal Show
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The New Deal Show (1937) |
Betty Boop produces a pet show in which the pets use unusual devices to assist them in their normal behavior.
Quotes
- Betty Boop: "Aha, hello everybody!"
- Betty Boop: "Come on out Rover!'"
- Betty Boop "Atta boy! Isn't he just too too?"
Characters
- Betty Boop
- Cats
- Dogs
- Rover the Dog
- Chicken
- Rabbits
Cast & Crew
- Mae Questel as Betty Boop
- Jack Mercer as Chicken/Misc
- Max Fleischer (Producer)
- Dave Fleischer (Director)
- Adolph Zukor (Producer)
- Hicks Lokey (Animator)
- Lillian Friedman (Animator)
Music
- "New Deal for Pets"
- "Sweet Betty"
- "Chicken Reel"
Gallery
Trivia
- Was released on the 22nd of October in 1937.
- The instrumental opening music that plays at the beginning of the cartoon is "Brotherly Love", a song from the Popeye cartoon of the same name.
- While performing her song, Betty can be seen tap dancing, and also singing scat lyrics other than "Boop-Oop-a-Doop", such as Gertrude Saunders' "Tweet-Tweet-Tweet", "Twa-Twa-Twa" (which Boop had used in the 1933 cartoon I Heard) and other scat singing such as "Wha-Da-De", and Cab Calloway's "Zah-Zu-Zaz".
- One of the inventions featured, the corn on the cob typewriter, was originally featured in the 1932 cartoon titled Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions (alongside several others).
- While singing, Betty Boop inserts a "Wa-Da-Da" / "Wha-Da-Da" into her song. This technique was most notably used by African-American child performer Baby Esther Jones.