"Betty Boop's Museum" (1932)

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Betty Boop's Museum is a 1932 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop, and featuring Koko the Clown and Bimbo.[1][2]
Plot:
Koko is recruiting customers for a 50-cent sightseeing tour of the museum. Betty is Koko's only passenger. Betty gets locked inside by accident. The skeletons from the displays come to life and chase Betty, until she is finally rescued by Bimbo.
(Source: Wikipedia)

[@davidwesley2525]

Max & Dave Fleischer produced the ORIGINAL Night at the museum.

[@bits-5492]

Yes! Hahahaha

[@domagojcapko4152]

Nobody gonna comment cute and adorable Betty's reaction on starving guy? She's so nice and good-hearted ❤ dear little Betty

[@101Volts]

Her kind heart does go far back. I've not seen each episode, though, so it's hard for me to say what the earliest moment for it was.

[@davidwesley2525]

Betty Boop was Blessed with a Heart ❤ of Gold .
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[@user-yd3kn5wx2y]

I like betty's shadow in the museum
wonderful cartoon design awesome is my opinion

[@ReneeHolloway-tz2wz]

3:43 genuinely made me laugh. Such a mood.

[@mattleinhauser9166]

I will always love my Betty ❤❤❤❤ she's my girl.

[@ravenuptmor4018]

"being alone in the museum."-sad story...

[@WWChampion16]

Night at the Museum. Betty Boop Edition

[@liammusgrove6334]

You know, I'll bet you anything that the Ben Stiller film "Night at the museum" was based off this, or at least inspired.
There's no way it couldn't have been; both films practically follow the same premise.
Other thoughts: Cartoons back then were weird about censorship: either there was none, or the cartoon ended up being banned entirely. Some betty boop episodes, like this one, involves smoking, which is not allowed in today's media for kids. Others involve straight up indecency. Nowadays if you were to include any of that in anything with under a PG-13 there'd be a big stink about it. But then, in the 1930's cartoons were not meant exclusively for kids, so...

[@davidwesley2525]

Betty Boop Cartoons were made mostly for Adult Men , only after the Hayes Code of 1934 were Betty Boop cartoons made Kid friendly.
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[@FreecountryUSAstudios]

I believe this cartoon was inspired by Night at the Museum

[@Spoiled_milk535]

5:28 the best part starts

[@domagojcapko4152]

6:03 uh-oh, maybe it wasn't such a great idea to lift her dress in front of all that crazy ghosts who didn't see women for milleniums

[@davidwesley2525]

@domagojcapko4152
4:55 Betty Boop Pulled Her Dress Down when the Mice ran around Her Legs.
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[@davidwesley2525]

It Wouldn't be a Pre Hayes Code Betty Boop Cartoon without Betty Boop Showing Her Panties 6:04 .
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[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Next time, Betty. Use a handkerchief

[@davidwesley2525]

Max & Dave Fleischer had to sneak in a shot of Betty Boop's panties.
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[@davidwesley2525]

@jasminnemcdonald94A
It Wouldn't be a Pre Hayes Code Betty Boop Cartoon Without Betty Boop Showing Her Panties or Undergarments.
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[@AndyNewman95]

4:49 - the was the early jazz flute solo I’ve seen in last weeks.

[@russiananimations2005private]

5:21 BY THE WAY SHE SCREAMED☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@davidwesley2525]

Most odd museum i ever seen.

[@dennispeltier6142]

😊

[@Histerishort]

Bosko is very danger

[@MM-hn9cq]

So did she escape by basically destroying the whole museum and artifacts?🦖🦴📜⚔️🛡️🏺⚱️🏛️⚰️

[@LeahHairston]

Whats the song that Betty sings called?

[@liammusgrove6334]

It is called oop boop e dooop