Betty Boop Out of the Inkwell 1938 Fleischer Studios
- il y a 8 ans
At the Fleischer studio, a black janitor, learning to hypnotize, conjures Betty Boop out of the inkwell and tries some suggestions on her. But two can play at that game.\r
A black porter is dusting Maxs desk while reading up on hypnotism. He causes Maxs pen to spin around on its own and produce Betty. The porter then exerts his will on Betty, causing her to think she is made of rubber or diving off a high diving board. When Betty comes to, she does some quiet research and turns the tables.\r
This entry uses the format of the famous silent series with BETTY BOOP instead of Koko the Clown.\r
This one is generally not viewed due to the stereotyped black janitor who is featured here.\r
In the beginning, he is learning Hypnotism in order to get out of doing his work. He tries in on the pen on the desk which produces Betty Boop.\r
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The Janitor hypnotizes Betty into becoming rubber, and miming a high diving act into a non-existent pool. When the janitor isnt looking, Betty reads up on hypnotism, and turns the tables on the janitor, causing him to work faster.\r
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Classic cartoons from the early 20th century until about 1950, and classical music, early jazz and blues, some mountain music and childrens tunes. Everything here is child safe and child approved. We have just about every animated movie short there is available on the internet. They come from DePatie-Freleng and all their friends including Pink Panther, Ant and the Aardvark, Looney tunes, the Inspector and Merrie Melodies. Theres Fable Studios, Harvey Entertainment, Henson Studios, Hugh Harmon Productions, Ub Iwerks Studios, Chuck Jones, Van Beuren, United Artists, Columbia, Walt Disney Studios, Famous Studios, Filmation Studios, Fleischer Studios, Fox Studios, Hanna-Barbera, \r
MGM Studios, Paramount Studios, Universal Studios and Warner Bros. Studios.\r
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A black porter is dusting Maxs desk while reading up on hypnotism. He causes Maxs pen to spin around on its own and produce Betty. The porter then exerts his will on Betty, causing her to think she is made of rubber or diving off a high diving board. When Betty comes to, she does some quiet research and turns the tables.\r
This entry uses the format of the famous silent series with BETTY BOOP instead of Koko the Clown.\r
This one is generally not viewed due to the stereotyped black janitor who is featured here.\r
In the beginning, he is learning Hypnotism in order to get out of doing his work. He tries in on the pen on the desk which produces Betty Boop.\r
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The Janitor hypnotizes Betty into becoming rubber, and miming a high diving act into a non-existent pool. When the janitor isnt looking, Betty reads up on hypnotism, and turns the tables on the janitor, causing him to work faster.\r
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Classic cartoons from the early 20th century until about 1950, and classical music, early jazz and blues, some mountain music and childrens tunes. Everything here is child safe and child approved. We have just about every animated movie short there is available on the internet. They come from DePatie-Freleng and all their friends including Pink Panther, Ant and the Aardvark, Looney tunes, the Inspector and Merrie Melodies. Theres Fable Studios, Harvey Entertainment, Henson Studios, Hugh Harmon Productions, Ub Iwerks Studios, Chuck Jones, Van Beuren, United Artists, Columbia, Walt Disney Studios, Famous Studios, Filmation Studios, Fleischer Studios, Fox Studios, Hanna-Barbera, \r
MGM Studios, Paramount Studios, Universal Studios and Warner Bros. Studios.\r
Characters?? There are all to many to list here and do them any justice. If you can think of a character that has its origins in American Animation History, we either have it or we can find it. Some cartoon videos are gone forever, however, many that have that same character in a staring role are available. All you have to do is drop us a line, and we will do our best to locate it. \r
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So, Like, subscribe and follow us and we will keep you up with things that are better than TV. Andythebeagle.