Synopsis for the Theatrical Cartoon Betty Boop With Henry The Funniest Living American (Betty Boop With Henry), Watch Video

Synopsis Summary for Betty Boop With Henry The Funniest Living American: Betty runs a pet shop where Henry wants to buy a puppy. Betty sings, Everybody Oughta Have a Pet. Henry, the bald little boy of comic strip fame, agrees and takes care of the shop in hopes of getting a cute little dog.

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	Betty Boop Theatrical Cartoon Series Fleischer Studios Distributed by: Paramount Studios Cartoon Characters: Betty Boop, Henry. Originally Released in 1935. Black & White Running Time: 6:44 minutes. U.S.A. Buy This On DVD

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Betty runs a pet shop where Henry wants to buy a puppy. Betty sings, "Everybody Oughta Have a Pet." Henry, the bald little boy of comic strip fame, agrees and takes care of the shop in hopes of getting a cute little dog. He battles a boisterous monkey, dances Russian-style with the dog and accidentally frees a flock of birds. Betty is upset, but when Henry captures the birds (they eat seeds off his head), she rewards him with the doggie.