Betty Boop | Riding the Rails (1938) (Remastered) | Jack Mercer | Mae Questel 

Me every work day. Except i haven’t been late yet

me asfff

Ha sounds like the White Rabbit from Alice and Wonderland😆

Sarah Wilson can’t relate

Same girl same 😂 It’s kind of comforting to know that people from previous generations felt the same way!

Still make same, nowdays they are just made in asia

What it took was to employ many people.

@@jussikankinen9409 where people have no hands 😢

@@mayonnaise7547 what? then how would they animate?

@M D like u could do anything as great as those buildings it took hard work

Not colourised

666 I want to like but ilthats so perfect I hope nobody likes

@@brendapaet8752 sorry

5:58

Post Traumatic Subway Disorder

No it's spike 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@MACK D No, probably Spike from Tom and Jerry.

What about Bimbo?

Otherwise

*Everyone* I was thinking about Spike MLP [ But not for the dog ]

Ya the doggy 🐶 is so cute

Well Pudgy should have kept his ass home like she told him. 🤣

BETTY BOOP loves PUDGY like he is her own son.

Wow! How old are you by the way? :-)

You too, my friend? I have them often.

I have dreams in which I’m playing chicken with the trains! Some of the best fun in my life! I know that I can’t really get hurt or die in dreams so it’s perfectly safe! I usually just fly out of the train’s way! Of course I would never do something that foolish in real life, even if I DID have the power of flight!

subway surfers got us all messed up

I used to have this dream where I was on a roller coaster and somehow ended up outside on the track, way up high.The roller caster was coming at me and I could jump or get hit. Fortunately, I always woke up before I decided.

It's my nightmares too.

Richard Ranke thank you for the insight!

I think the real reason was code Hays when the Fleischers had to make her skirt longer and comply with the Hays code.

Obviously, the impish and fantastical spark that made the early Boop cartoons surreal and lovely in zaniness was long gone.

Poor Betty, didn't deserve such an ending!

Dr. Catz One of my favorite movies growing up.

Martin Hässler lol ya I was like 🤔 wait

Inertia is reversed in Toontown.

Logic doesn't apply in Toon Town, remember?

Lol, it was the 30's

I mean, it’s an emergency break. I guess they were making it seem like it stopped the train so suddenly after accelerating so fast so it made everyone be tossed to the other side of the train. It’s like if you were in the car going fast then you break so suddenly, you go back, right?

alex carter and McD didn’t even exist

But they sure had White Castles

Yeah, especailly with the Great Depression you expect people to be thin and starving.

@@candicoated2001 My father grew up in it, dirt poor. They ate very high fat, high calorie,albeit, low nutritional food. He said he could remember having nothing but bacon fat bread 3x's a day. But grateful for it; many went hungry:/

alex carter because they want Betty to look better than no one else...even then

Angrynoodle Twenty Five he should have had one of his mommy instead.

Pudgy was into sugar dating

@@TheFedeDk no

His father probably

some loser r/whoooosh

If she would even know 😅

Well, he was acting so interested in the train earlier that morning. She didn't know he'd been chased by trains all day.

My 68 year old step dad has the same exact thing in his Jeep

259 for me

Have you seen hey Arnold?

Yeru "HEY ARNOLD YOU FOOTBAL HEAD"

Me too. I couldn’t not focus on it.

Well her character was originally designed to be a dog.

I used to think that she was the most beautiful woman in the world. I didn't realize just how big her head was.😀

She closed it but the dog kept it open, coming in and out. At that time a lot of people did leave theirs open sometimes though because ACs were still in development and very new but they did it while home lol

I agree. Old recording equipment was better than the digital junk today.

She was paid tribute as such in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

BETTY BOOP was never forgotten.😘😘😘

@heartv No, the artstyle just changed towards the end of the 1930s. The gist of it is that there were stricter censorship laws forcing Fleischer Studios to make Betty Boop more "modest" and "ladylike," which basically meant Betty couldn't wear her signature short dress, and characters like Bimbo and Koko were cut out. This eventually led to the Betty Boop cartoons becoming less popular in general. Towards the end of Betty Boop's run, they experimented with different art styles and new characters (like Grampy and Fearless Fred) and even attempted to come up with a new mascot character to replace Betty (see Sally Swing) but none of that really helped Fleischer Studios regain the popularity they had before the censorship laws. This is one of those episodes with the newer artstyle made during Betty Boop's decline.

@@Commenter839 I love the history, thanks for sharing.

@@Commenter839 in BETTY BOOP'S final 8 cartoons BETTY BOOP had shoulder length hair & her head wasn't too big for her body . BETTY BOOP had realistic features except she still had big cute eyes & a tiny nose.

@@davidwesley2525 The head of the Japanese cartoon 'Kitty' is a contour of Betty Boop's head turned up side down.Copy rights© to a cartoon ends in 50 years.

Maybe she did thoroughly in evening 😂

Maybe her wash basin was behind the screen too.

BETTY BOOP takes excellent care of herself .

why? I think all she drinks is water no breakfast.

@@PepperKatLancer That was a milk bottle.