Synopsis
Snow-White (1933): Betty Boop as Snow White, with Koko the Clown singing Cab Calloway's St. James Infirmary Blues; a Fleischer classic.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Running time
- 7 minutes
- Collection
- Animation & Cartoons
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Snow White
- Betty Boop
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Naughty But Nice! · judeblack, bbc · 2014-07-12
To me, Betty is far superior to Disney's cardboard (be honest, now!) cardboard heroine. Okay, there are no ultra-cute one-dimensional dwarves, but instead we have the multi-talented Koko who performs one of the multi-talented Cab Calloway's best songs in front of a surreal background. You can watch this cartoon a thousand times and see something you missed the first 999 times. This is NOT a kiddie cartoon. It has sex, murder, drug references and so many bizarre images, children will have nightmares. Let them have the bland version and savor this one yourself. Bon appetite!
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