Keep In Style

Keep In Style

November 16, 1934 Theatrical Series Betty Boop

Studio
Fleischer Studios
Distributor
Paramount Studios

Synopsis

Betty hosts "Betty Boop's Exposition", where she presents an array of "modern" contrivances- a streamlined car (so streamlined that the driver must lie flat on his back while driving it), a rumble seat roadster with multiple rumble seats for several family members, a baby carriage for quintuplets that stacks the babies vertically, and a grand piano that transforms into several other items at the push of a button (a console radio, a stove, a baby's high chair, then a walking cane).

Betty then transforms her own dress, changing it into a flower, then a butterfly, and finally a high-collared one with a long train. Her final fashion item is a pair of veils worn on her calves, which cause a sensation across the country. Soon everyone is wearing them- women, men, and a parade of animals, too!

Characters

Betty Boop

Credits

Directing

Director
Dave Fleischer

Producing

Producer
Max Fleischer
Presented By
Adolph Zukor

Animation

Animator
Edward Nolan, Myron Waldman

Voices

Voice
Mae Questel (Betty Boop)

Pictures