13 Betty Boop In Snow White Cab Calloway Saint James Infirmary

13 Betty Boop In Snow White Cab Calloway Saint James Infirmary Betty boop: snow white by max fleischer. featuring cab calloway as koko the clown (1933) snow white, also known as betty boop in snow white, is a film in the. In the betty boop short film "snow white", koko the clown (voiced by cab calloway) sings "st. james infirmary blues" when he believes betty boop is dead. cab.

Betweenmirrors Reflections In Art Culture Betty Boop Snow Recorded in 1933. see cartoon: watch?v=cng8gyrh1mg"st. james infirmary blues" is an american folksong of anonymous origin, though so. Betty boop plays the titular snow white while bimbo and koko play guards who disobey the evil queen's order to execute betty who sees betty boop as a threat to her title as "fairest in the land." the segment i chose to analyze starts about 4 minutes into the short, when koko sings the song "st. james infirmary blues" to lament the supposed. This is from a 1933 betty boop cartoon that tells a condensed and somewhat twisted version of snow white. in the middle of the cartoon we have cab calloway singing st. james infirmary blues. this video starts with him and his orchestra, a rare live action scene that's actually from another cartoon of this era, minnie the moocher, a song which. St. james infirmary lyrics. folks, i'm goin' down to st. james infirmary. see my baby there. she's stretched out on a long, white table. she's so sweet, so cold, so fair. let her go, let her go.

13 Betty Boop In Snow White Cab Calloway Saint James Infirmary This is from a 1933 betty boop cartoon that tells a condensed and somewhat twisted version of snow white. in the middle of the cartoon we have cab calloway singing st. james infirmary blues. this video starts with him and his orchestra, a rare live action scene that's actually from another cartoon of this era, minnie the moocher, a song which. St. james infirmary lyrics. folks, i'm goin' down to st. james infirmary. see my baby there. she's stretched out on a long, white table. she's so sweet, so cold, so fair. let her go, let her go. The other says that cab calloway's wailing rendition of st. james infirmary adds a dark and sinister undercurrent to the old snow white story, a juxtaposition especially of interest because the song is supposed to be about a girl who died of a cocaine overdose, and "snow" is another name for cocaine. The batman style armour equipping station. in the betty boop short film snow white, koko the clown (voiced by cab calloway) sings st. james infirmary blues when he believes betty boop is dead. cab calloways voice is unique and specially eerie for this song. kokos dancing during the st. james number is rotoscoped from footage of calloway.