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Short clip of the famous "Saint James Infirmary Blues" segment from the 1933 cartoon "Betty Boop in Snow White". Featuring jazz singer and bandleader Cab Calloway providing both the voice and rotoscoped movements of Koko the clown as he is transformed into a ghostly figure by a witch. The seven minute cartoon was entirely animated by a single person, Roland Crandall, over the course of six months. Crandall was granted the opportunity to create his own personal project after working at Fleischer studios for over a decade. The resulting cartoon has become regarded as a milestone in the Golden age of Animation and is widely cited as one of the most surreal and bizarre cartoons from the period.
Original video can be found here: • Video
Unlike the backlog of a certain animated mouse, the classic Betty Boop cartoons have never been fully restored or shown much appreciation. Many are only available in low quality and some have been lost or fallen into the public domain. The only official colorization of Betty Boop cartoons was done in the early 70's and was a notoriously rushed process that was outsourced to a small Korean company. The result was a collection of sloppily traced cartoons with missing frames of animations and subpar coloring. This channel was created to catalogue the attempts of an amateur to try and show these classics the love they deserve.