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Betty Boop in Poor Cinderella (Fleischer, 1934)

Dancing on the Moon (1935, directed by Dave Fleischer)

Somewhere in Dreamland (Fleischer, 1936)

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Bum Bandit (Fleischer, 1931)

In Betty's highly experimental 6th film, she goes by the name "Dangerous Nan McGrew," voiced by blues singer Harriet Lee, aka Miss Radio 1931. She also says "hell."

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Bimbo's Initiation (Fleischer, 1931)

Highly regarded as one of the most influential single cartoons in animation history, a surreal nightmare featuring astonishing hand-drawn 3-D environments, it was Grim Natwick's final work for the Fleischer studio before he left to animate for Ub Iwerks.

Bimbo appears in his final form, but Betty Boop is still a nameless, long-eared dog.

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Betty Co-Ed (Fleischer, 1931)

NOT Betty Boop, but you'd be forgiven for thinking so. It's Screen Song #43, in which Rudy Vallée leads the audience in singing his 1930 hit song "Betty Co-Ed," which pre-dates Betty Boop altogether. (Personally, we love the extreme off-model look!)

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Illustrations I made for a collaborate creepypasta project with @bogleech. (2019)

The Farmerette (1932)