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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Tote Bag BZ321 (Women's) - Black
$29.45
Trendy Betty Boop handbag. Features Betty Boop adorned on front and metallic accents. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. [Read more]
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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Upright Luggage BP74 (Women's) - Black
$69.95
Make Betty Boop your travel companion! Features a retractable handle and corner wheels. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. [Read more]
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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Queen Overnight Tote BP43 (Women's) - Black
$38.95
Dainty tote bag with zippered main compartment and Betty Boop print. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. [Read more]
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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Messenger Bag BZ326 (Women's) - Black
$25.45
Wonderful messenger bag adorned with Betty Boop and metallic accents. Has an adjustable shoulder strap and a zippered main compartment. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. [Read more]
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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Satchel BP57 (Women's) - Black
$29.45
Dashing Betty Boop satchel! Has an external zippered compartment. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. Available Colors: Pink, Black. [Read more]
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Betty Boop Signature Product Betty Boop Tote Bag BP72 (Women's) - Black
$32.45
Stylish tote bag with Betty Boop print on the front. 2007 King Features Syndicate, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. TM Hearst Holdings, Inc./Fleischer Studios, Inc. [Read more]
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Betty Boop is an animated cartoon character appearing in the Talkartoon and Betty Boop series of films produced by Max Fleischer and released by Paramount Pictures.
With her overt sexuality, Betty was a hit with theater-goers, and despite having been toned down in the 1930s, she remains popular today for this sexiness. Betty Boop was also the first truly feminine cartoon character.
Betty Boop-oop-a-dooped her way to the silver screen in the Max Fleischer short Dizzy Dishes on August 8th, 1930. Since then, she’s been captivating audiences for over 70 years with her innocent start out as the bubbly bombshell that we know and love today.
In fact, at the start of her career, BETTY WAS A DOG. Yes, you read that right—a dog! It was only after appearances in several Fleischer cartoons that she eventually shed her canine ears in 1932’s Any Rags and assumed a human shape.
And what a shape! With her AMPLE CURVES and trademark SULTRY SWAY, Betty characterized a sexuality common to the depression a paying audience. Oftentimes, the occasional breeze would be known to lift Betty’s tiny dress or accidentally force her top off--much to the shock of viewers.
And it wasn’t just the audience that found itself mesmerized by Betty. Everything and everyone in the Fleischer cartoons fell for her. Lecherous ringmasters, boorish bosses, and a whole myriad of male cartoons attempted to get close to "The Boop."
But as the years passed and the social climate changed, Betty’s sexy look faded and gave way to a more toneddown, if not less exciting, appearance. But today, in no matter what form she comes, Betty is and will always be an ANIMATION CLASSIC.
Experience the thrill and joy Betty brings to the screen with this special collection of her greatest moments (presented in chronological order) and prepare to join the millions who’ve fallen for her charms.
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