Betty Boop - Crazy Inventions (1933)
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- Assisted by ticket-taker Bimbo the Dog and product-demonstrator Koko the Clown, Betty Boop stages a "Big Invention Show". Highlights of the program include a pig-powered pipe organ, a Rube Goldberg-style spot remover, a cigarette snuffer, a soup silencer, a sweet-corn regulator, and an egg-frying device, replete with optional hen and rooster. Betty herself demonstrates a most unusual voice recorder with a performance of "Keep a Little Song Handy". The show's number-one attraction, a very powerful self-threading sewing machine, knits up the proceedings quite nicely. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi A message from "CCTheMovieman" rated it 5 stars. "This was my first look in over 40 years at a Betty Boop cartoon.....and I was impressed. It was pretty funny and very "inventive", pun intended. This really wasn't her style, either, as I have since discovered (singing and dancing was her forte.)" -
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The sewing machine was some invention:had my rolling over with laughter.
Me too
I stopped watching cartoons when I was like 13 but these are so cute and creative, I love them. Watching these feels like I'm living in a different age enjoying my favorite cartoon about light-hearted day to day things.
I never stopped watching cartoons and I’m 22 right now.
@@ES11777 🤝👍👍
You're never too old for cartoons. It's all about finding the kind ti suit your tastes
I'm 67 years old and I still love watching the old cartoons.
1:07, Can we all take a moment to recognize that Betty Boop is a professional pig organ player!?
It looks a bit more preferable than that slave torture organ in the Baron Munchausen movie (a Terry Gilliam movie) from the late 80s.
... I'm speaking of the idea of it as an actual musical instrument, that is. I loved watching the movie as a kid, but I tended to skip that part.
It is interesting, but I'm worried for the animals
I loved these cartoons as a kid. I don't care what people say about them
5:12 - "Come on, folks, step up and get an eye-full, right here!"
_That specific part in the quote_ went over my head the first time I watched.
Shame Grampy wasn't around, yet. This seems like a cartoon that would have been perfect for him. Also a shame he was never in a cartoon with Bimbo and Koko.
My favorite invention in this episode was the voice recorder 🎵
This was my favorite Betty Boop cartoon while I was growing up. 🖤❤
5:46 That part never gets old! 🤣
I know lol
1:48 *Hold it there, to the right! To the left! Right! Left! Right! Left! Right!*
I've always loved the sound of the organ
Hannah and Barbera took it to a new level, but all the animal-labor, modern conveniences of the Flintstones were not their original idea. Betty Boop had the like in all her cartoons 25 years prior.
Their new level was a new low compared to this work. The drawings were utterly simple, the animation was almost as bad as Gigantor, the jokes were bland as water-soup, and half the cartoons were just carbon copies of other cartoons. If people would just stop associating those shows with their childhood, they would realize just how terrible they were.
@@CheetahFoxx The Flintstones and Scooby Doo don't seem quite as bad as Clutch Cargo is for animation, though. I don't know how I would have taken Clutch Cargo if I watched it as a 4 year old, but seeing it now is just a bit like "what."
Pigs, roosters, rats and insects.
The evolution of Flintstones technology.
1:22 I was really expecting him to take a finger from one of 'em
1:50, a man with a mind of his own.
Me trying to just do what everyone else do
Great invention idea, BB
All these inventions...and Grampy is NOT There (or did they not come up with the character yet?)
Probably not. Betty had a lot of "eras" that can be told apart from her proportions, clothes and supporting cast. Bigger head, smaller body and black dress, her pretty much experimental phase, when Bimbo and Koko were just as popular if not more then her. Later on, the black dress was not used as often, instead swapped for whichever era appropriate morning or evening wear was popular at the time, in some special occasions paired up with a hat. Her supporting cast was much more human (with grampy and other nameless side characters who lived in the same town as Betty.
In this cartoon there's lots of anthro characters (like the Hippo) wich would be rare for newer Betty, post Grampy Betty.
This one's from 1933, and Grampy's first appearance is in 1935.
Haha! Spot remover! Well she didn’t fib!🤣
my mom used to watch this show when she was a kid
I like the mouse’s voice 🐭
I need an hour loop from 0:00 to 0:38
5:45 I just can't stop
That’s some hell of a threader! 🤣
She is the original Barbie!!!!
I imagine people back then eating eggs and thinking about that machine for the 2000s
This is the first time I see Koko without his clothes
Las mejores caricaturas en aquellos tiempos como estas ningunas
3:35 is brilliant
Could use this for cups too.
Nasty and gross listening to someone do that
So that’s how Junji Ito’s Army of One happened!
1:48 This is a perfect time to announce a ship XD
(#trevorhanderson)
The human centipede 1930's version
Lol
my modern brain cannot grasp it
That mouse inside the voice recorder looks like Sonic
Sonic is a Hedgehog.
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
I think I discovered a new SCP
why?
Did the Emperor put a bounty on it?
6:32 Umbrella turned helicopter
Betty boop❤
2:55 what song?
Arkansas Traveler
No, it's actually "Chicken Reel" adapted to jazz instead of a fiddle.
I wants to see Betty
4:31 that had to be a lab rat transmitting energy like that 🤣
simpler times I guess
DAT INTRO BETTY IS AN OWL CONFIRMED
The paramount mountain is in the opening title so why, why why, the actual logo is not there you fu-
Anyone know the name of the tune at 2:54?
This was a perfect example of the Flieschers' musical brilliance.
It's an old, fiddle tune called "chicken reel" first published in 1910. You'll without a doubt recognize the tune when you hear it. But the Flieschers, being big city New Yorkers adapted it into a *jazz* number. One thing you will hear with all the old Fliescher cartoon is their magnificent jazz scores. They were on the cutting edge of popular music at the time.
@@CheetahFoxx could you possibly know the song at 5:45?
I expected grampy to be on here.
I love Betty boop when I was a kid and don’t mind about my pfp it’s my little sister
Animation done In the post-prohibition era.Bet a lot.of the animators were stoned out of their minds after the.ban was lifted on alcohol consumption.
Does anyone recognize this song at 5:45?
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I see Mickey invented a genre.
😅😅😅😅😅😮well ingormeti0n.Good show more 😅😅😅
How about you, guys?
Which was your favorite invention in this episode?
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I like the corn one
@@star22sally67 it's kinda Gross that Koko the Clown is chewing with his mouth 👄 open.
@@davidwesley2525 lol I guess yeah
Paramount
Funny scp idea
5:43 oh crap! I hope Joseph Mengele won't see thi...oh to late!
Quick
Meanwhile in Germany...
As Seen on The Bozo Show (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Version)
isn't that like animal abuse or smt-
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5:46 That part never gets old! 🤣
I know
Honestly, it used to scare the shit out of me as a kid lol 😂
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