A Language All My Own (1935)
1935 · Animation · 5 min · dir. Dave Fleischer
- Animation
- Comedy
- Family
Synopsis
Betty Boop takes her stage act on the road, and plays in Japan to great acclaim.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- Dave Fleischer
- Writer
- Thomas Johnson
- Studio
- Fleischer Studios
- Released
- 1935-07-19
- Running time
- 5 minutes
Cast & crew
Dave Fleischer Director
Mae Questel
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Typical Betty Sweetness · bobair · 2009-05-03
A kind and gentle cartoon is this one and keeping with the sweet Betty Boop way of being.The reality at the time was Japan was murdering Chinese people like there was no tomorrow,sad to say.The horrors lasted until the end of WWII.
★★★★ · Poop Poop Be Doop Says It All · Poohbah70 · 2019-07-08
Amazing - Betty decides to go leave the U.S. and once in her one-seat airplane, decides to go to Japan - and off she goes, just like that. She gets there, the crowds are waiting and fill the theater. Considering that black Americans were always portrayed as stereotyped images, the Japanese populace are given rather realistic features - good-looking men and women. Betty sings her song in English and then, wonder of wonders, dons a kimono, and switches over to, evidently, real Japanese words, The Fleischers were way ahead of their time. She heads home, loaded down with presents, a happy girl.
★★ · ....Betty.... · doowopbob · 2010-04-26
.....Flies To The Land Of The Rising Sun...Not Knowing That Japan Is Planing World Domination..Years Later Betty (Who Never Ages) Buys A Corolla And Gets Her Garter Caught On The Accelerator While Doing Bimbo As He Drives To Clowntown..The Ending Is To Sad..Toyota Admits No Wrong Doing But Jury Awards Both Families An Inkwell Each For Repose..!
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