Variety Reel (Hollywood scenes, cartoons)

Duration: 1600

Genre: Soundie

Year Published: 19301940

Format: 16mm

Description:

Campy, erotic B+W Soundies, musical shorts “Georgie Porgie” with Patty Lacey and Ray Hirsch, Soundie “The Man That Comes Around”, Alice Faye in “Oh! You Nasty Man”(B+W, 1934) singing in a Busy Berkeley type number from th e feature film “George White’s Scandals”. Betty Boop fights Satan in Max Fleischer’s cartoon “Red Hot Mama”(B+W, 1934), Color cartoon propaganda short “Chiquita Banana” with female dancing banana ala Carmen Miranda singing about how to store bananas. “Blame it on the Samba”, a Walt Disney Technicolor cartoon short with live action featuring Ethel Smith and the Dinning Sisters, Full length B+W trailer for Ernest Hemingway’s“To Have and To have Not” featuring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall with Dolores Moran and Hoagy Carmichael,
Warner Brothers Merrie Melodies “Bacall to Arms”, Technicolor cartoon short featuring a comic take on Bogart and Bacall in “To Have and Have Not” Bogart is in black face at the end of cartoon.
Max Fleischer’s “Minnie the Moocher”(B+W, 1932) featuring Betty Boop, Bimbo and music and short appearance by Cab Calloway and his Orchestra

Complete Record: Campy, erotic B+W Soundies, musical shorts “Georgie Porgie” with Patty Lacey and Ray Hirsch, Soundie “The Man That Comes Around”, Alice Faye in “Oh! You Nasty Man”(B+W, 1934) singing in a Busy Berkeley type number from th e feature film “George White’s Scandals”. Betty Boop fights Satan in Max Fleischer’s cartoon “Red Hot Mama”(B+W, 1934), Color cartoon propaganda short “Chiquita Banana” with female dancing banana ala Carmen Miranda singing about how to store bananas. “Blame it on the Samba”, a Walt Disney Technicolor cartoon short with live action featuring Ethel Smith and the Dinning Sisters, Full length B+W trailer for Ernest Hemingway’s“To Have and To have Not” featuring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall with Dolores Moran and Hoagy Carmichael, Warner Brothers Merrie Melodies “Bacall to Arms”, Technicolor cartoon short featuring a comic take on Bogart and Bacall in “To Have and Have Not” Bogart is in black face at the end of cartoon. Max Fleischer’s “Minnie the Moocher”(B+W, 1932) featuring Betty Boop, Bimbo and music and short appearance by Cab Calloway and his Orchestra