Toon school
By Rachel Wallach / Published Jan 20, 2021 When Betty Boop first appeared in 1930, the iconic cartoon character quickly began making her mark far beyond her celluloid world, eventually lending her influence to art, music, and fashion, as well as other animations. The Jazz Age character also both parodied and reflected her times, a short-lived era in which it seemed nothing much could go wrong. "She can get into terrible things, but with a little flip of her hips, she gets out of it," says Karen Yasinsky, lecturer in the Program in Film and Media Studies ...
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