And that was it, seven minutes I would never forget. And that innocence is what made her so appealing. And, unlike my purely visual interest in other comic characters, in Betty’s case, I loved her warm infectious personality, and her incredible voice. And yet, in spite of these extreme excursions, beyond the borders of what was considered pretty, she was beautiful to me. Her head was grossly oversized, her body was less that petite, with minutely tiny hands and feet. She turned the stereotypes of beauty upside down. And, suddenly, here was Betty Boop, the offspring of Max Fleisher, who I later learned was often referred to as, “the Jewish Disney.” I loved the way she looked. But the other Disney heroines who followed her, from the equine bobby soxers, who frolicked in Fantasia to Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty, were as vacuous as beauty queens. Snow White was loveable and charming, appealingly innocent and irresistible. W here had she been hiding all my life? The world of Disney that I was raised on was relentlessly antiseptic, devoid of any hint of sexuality. Even though she was toned down and buttoned up, she spoke in that adorable voice, and radiated her innocently alluring sex appeal, and that was enough to steal my heart, and make me fall in love with her that night love at first sight. So there was very little of Betty in the movie, and yet, there was enough.
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Worse still, the movie featured Grampy, who always did his best to steal the show.
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On top of that, the cartoon was full of the worst kind of racial stereotypes as was often the case, when comic characters, especially, Mickey Mouse, came face to face with cannibals, in the 1930s. T he cartoon that was shown that night was one of Betty’s worst, “Zulu Hula”, a late offering, created when her career was waning, as she was being forced into oblivion by overzealous censorship.
And, so, it seemed utterly incredible that, in all those years, I had never seen or heard of Betty Boop. They were the source of inspiration that directed my destiny along the road to Disney, and beyond, to art school. Growing up in Detroit Michigan, Walt Disney and animated cartoon characters, in general, had been my nourishment, and my salvation. O ne night, a single Betty Boop cartoon was added to the evening’s program as an extra diversion. And it was there, at the Cinémathèque française that I first met, and fell in love with Betty Boop. Ten years later, Ken, who coined the phrase "Mouse Heaven" would become a family friend. It was there, too, that I first saw films by Kenneth Anger, “Eaux d'Artifice” and “Scorpio Rising”. I remember seeing Eisenstein’s Masterpieces, “Alexander Nevsky”, and “Ivan the Terrible”, with subtitles in French, as well as Salvador Dali's epics “Chien Andalou” and “L’Age d’Or”. You should also check: Techno Clothing, See Through Clothing, Sexy Lingerie, Spicy Lingerie, Special Bras, Bondage Lingerie, and Lace Robes.W hen I was living in Paris, the Cinémathèque française was a cinema museum where my friends and I often went to see great movies, free. What U?ll Find: Dolls Kill Best Sellers, Dolls Kill Popular Products, Dolls Kill Favorites, Dolls Kill Trendy Fashion Where to Wear It: To School, Hanging With Friends, Music Festivals, Punk Concerts Scroll thru each page fer our favs n' unleash yer inner riot girl at an online shopping destination unlike anywhere else. With our favorite punk and rock fashion like popular products, trending fashion, and best sellers, our doll will alwayz look fukking hot while being rebellious AF!Ĭarrying major brands such as Current Mood, Sugar Thrillz, Juicy Couture, Punk Rave, RIPNDIP, For Love & Lemons, Badee, Jaded London, Club Exx, Tripp NYC, Motel, New Rock, Jawbreaker, Jaded London, Widow, Elsie & Fred, Another Girl, and more, you'll always find yer perfect OOTD.
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