
Keep In Style
- 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!
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)



