Betty Boop’s Birthday Party (1933) by Max Fleischer

Betty Boop opening titles to “Ups And Downs” (1932) - Max Fleischer

Betty Boop knows how to throw an icey stare in “Red Hot Mama” (1934)

Betty Boop knows how to throw a cold shoulder in “Red Hot Mama” (1934)

“Minnie The Moocher” (1932) - Max Fleischer

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Betty Boop’s Up’s & Down’s (1932)

Betty Boop and Bimbo are chased by ghosts in I Heard (1932) - by Max Fleischer

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The Betty Boop Limited (1932)

Superman battles the evil death ray of “The Mad Scientist” (1941) - Max Fleischer

Kitty cat dance party in Max Fleischer’s “Ain’s She Sweet?” (1933)

Kitties partying with milk in Max Fleischer’s “Ain’t She Sweet?” (1933)

Superman ascends in Max Fleischer’s “The Mechanical Monsters” (1941)

High stepping dapper kitties in Max Fleischer’s “Ain’t She Sweet?” (1933)

whataboutbobbed:

Lillian Roth wants you to sing-a-long to ‘Ain’t She Sweet?’ [watch], for Fleischer Studios’ Screen Songs, distributed by Paramount Pictures, February 3, 1933

this played before Hold Your Man tonight at Film Forum, and the crowd actually sang along!  SWEET!  NEAT!

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Max Fleischer’s Superman (1940s)

Produced by Fleischer Studios and its successor Famous Studios, these lavish cartoons were among the finest created during the Golden Age of American animation.

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