Mae Questel

Voice of Betty Boop
Died on January 4th,1998 at the age of 89.

Betty Boop's character was created in the early 1930's at the Fleishcher Brothers studio in New York. She was originally drawn as a dog with a human body. Betty was featured in several cartoons as this dog character in the 1930's. It didn't take long for Betty to surpass Bimbo in popularity and eventually becoming the main character in the cartoons, and slowly loosing her dog like characteristics. her cartoon career only lasted from 1930 to 1939, but her image has endured as a symbol of sexuality that Betty fans have grown to love. There were more then one hundred Betty Boop cartoons produced.

Some Betty Boop pictures for your viewing pleasure

The above three sketches are courtesy of...
Joe N Bev's Animations

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Vistit these other Betty Boop sites:

GoodStuff A variety of Betty Boop Accessories.
rainbow animation art Betty Boop Animated cells.
A Tribute to Betty Some graphics from this interesting site.
Betty Boop Fan Club Join the Betty Boop fan club here.
Limited edition prints A must see - for the true Betty fan.
Comic Books A collection of Betty Boop comic books.
Tribute dedicated to Betty Boop Get your Betty Boop games,wallpaper & screensavers here.
Image Archive Lots of Betty graphics here.

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