I Heard
- Studio
- Fleischer Studios
- Distributor
- Paramount Studios
Synopsis
Betty Boop's tavern is the hangout for all the coal miners, and the place is loaded with great jazz music. After a walk-through shower, the miners file into Betty's place for lunch. Once they leave, they walk back through the shower and the coal grime goes back on them- in the classic Fleischer tradition! Betty and Bimbo both sing. At the end, they both investigate goings-on in the mine, and find ghosts!
Characters
Betty Boop, Dog Waiter, Miners, Don Redman
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Dave Fleischer
Producing
- Producer
- Max Fleischer
- Presented By
- Adolph Zukor
Voices
- Voice
- Mae Questel, Ann Rothschild (Betty Boop), Don Redman (Himself, Dog Waiter)
Animation
- Animator
- Willard Bowsky, Myron Waldman
Production notes
Original Release Poster
Recorded by Don Redman and his Orchestra.
The cartoon begins with live footage of Don Redman and His Orchestra performing Don's composition "Chant of the Weed" in front of a backdrop consisting of Betty Boop's Saloon with animal customers. Redman later provides the voice for a dog waiter.
Song "I Know a Girl Named Betty Boop," Written and Sung by Don Redman.
Song "How'm I Doin'?", Written and Sung by Don Redman.
Song "I Heard," Written by Don Redman, Sung by Don Redman and Betty Boop.
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Reviews
I herd a 100% orinial cartoon with great swing music,
I herd, most orinial with a silly macarb ending, but pleanty to enterain in between .Great swing music, good anmation (for its time)with good jokes. I have a re-colored copy and this makes it even better. betty boop still sexie after 90 years.great cartoon