Betty in Blunderland (1934)

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Directed by

Dave Fleischer

Starring

Bonnie Poe
Betty Boop

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Release date: 6 April 1934

Tags: Animation (7), Short (6), Black And White (4), Comedy (4), 1934 (3), Betty Boop (2), Usa (2), Musical (1), Haaste (1), Jigsaw (1), Wonderland (1), Based On Book (1), 1930s (1), Animals (1), Adaptation (1), Family (1), English (1), Animated (1), Fantasy (1)

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"DIR: Dave Fleischer SUMMARY: While attempting to complete an 'Alice in Wonderland' jigsaw, Betty Boop falls asleep and dreams herself into the lead role of Lewis Carroll's classic story. WHY IT'S HERE: As with 'Snow White' and 'Poor Cinderella', 'Betty in Blunderland' saw the Fleischers interpreting a literary children's classic years before Disney did the same. 'Betty in Blunderland' is their version of 'Alice in Wonderland' and, to some extent, it feels like a dated cartoon for 1934. The F"