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* Silly Scandals (Talkartoons): May 23
* My Wife's Gone to the Country (Screen Songs) May 31, 1931
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* Betty Co-ed (Screen Song) August 1, 1931
* Bimbo's Express (Talkartoons): August 22
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* Is My Palm Read?: Feb 17
* Betty Boop's Penthouse: March 10
* [[Snow White (
* Popular Melodies (Screen Songs): April 7
* Betty Boop's Birthday Party: April 21
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== 1988 ==
* [[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]: Makes a cameo in the Ink & Paint Club, claiming that while things had been slow since she went to color, she's [[Still Got It|still got it.]] She makes another cameo with the crowd of toons during the ending.
== 1989 ==
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* [[Broken Aesop]]: "Be Human" has been criticized for its ending, in which the farmer who has been whipping his animals gets whipped himself by Grampy's machine. So beating someone up is okay as long as you're on the good side.
* [[Car Fu]]: Used by Grampy to catch the abusive farmer in "Be Human".
* [[Cats Are Mean]]: [[Playing
* [[Cash Cow Franchise]]: Betty Boop still appears on a lot of merchandise, despite the fact that a large number of the people buying the merchandise have probably never watched a Betty Boop cartoon in their lives.
* [[Catch Phrase]]:
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* [[Pie-Eyed]]: Most of the character designs.
* [[Public Domain Animation]]: Several of her cartoons have slipped into the the [[Public Domain]], so it's not uncommon to see some of her old cartoons compiled onto Dollar Store DVD sets.
* [[Roger Rabbit Effect]]: Occured in a few of her shorts, such as ''Ha!Ha!Ha!''. Also, Betty made an appearance in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'', the [[Trope Namer]] itself, almost 50 years later — voiced by the same actress!
* [[Rotoscoping]]: [[Cab Calloway]]'s dance moves were rotoscoped for his appearances in the cartoons, most famously as a dancing walrus. Calloway loved it and was said to have fallen out of his seat in convulsive laughter upon first viewing his animated ''Odobenus rosmarus'' counterpart.
** Calloway loved the cartoons that featured his songs ("Snow White", "[[Minnie the Moocher]]" and "The Old Man of the Mountain") for another reason as well; he had stated that his concerts enjoyed higher ticket sales in cities where the Betty Boop cartoons played before. Betty Boop became his "advance woman", introducing movie audiences to his musical style.
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