Society for Animation Studies newsletter, Volume 18, Issue 1 | A close-up of Kane Betty Boop made her first appearance in the cartoon , released on August 9, 1930, the seventh installment in Fleischer's series |
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Pointer, Ray 2017 The Art and Inventions of Max Fleischer: American Animation Pioneer North Carolina: McFarland Books | On April 19, Fleischer testified that Betty Boop purely was a product of the imaginations of himself and detailed by members of his staff |
An early test sound film, now lost, was also discovered which featured Baby Esther performing in this style, which was introduced as evidence | |
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Attempts to compromise her virginity were reflected in 1932 and most importantly in 1932 | : 184—185,187—188 Under cross-examination Bolton said that he had met with Kane at the club after Esther's performance, but could not say when she had walked in |
Hundreds of pictures and description of memorabilia.
In the 2011 judgment, the US courts were unable to come to a majority decision concerning the ownership of the copyright, only agreeing that Paramount sold the copyright to Harvey Films Inc | McNary, Dave August 14, 2014 |
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In 1990, published Betty Boop's Big Break, a 52-page original by , , and | However, the mountain motif remains on some television prints, usually with a U |