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Fair use rationale for Image:VanBuerenTomJerry.png

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BetacommandBot 19:53, 3 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The film's out of copyright. And you need to program your robot with better grammar. It's "ensure". Why am I talking to a computer program? I'm giving more of a shit than the guy who wrote it did.

Flapper in Piano Tooners

This article claims that the flapper character from Piano Tooners is "clearly derived from Fleischer's Betty Boop", but there is no source for this claim and I think it is rather unlikely. There is indeed a flapper-inspired dancer at the recital hall in this film and she has a roughly similar voice to Betty Boop, however this is where the similarities end. She shares almost none of the characteristics typical of Boop (muttering aloud, squeaking, etc.), she is a repeat character appearing in several less showgirl settings (e.g. as the damsel in distress in Hook and Ladder Hokum), and most tellingly she is blonde. Her voice might be a reference to Helen Kane's, but without sources this is just speculation. If sources exist, let's ref them. Otherwise we should remove this claim. -Thibbs (talk) 20:55, 7 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

The caricature style of her face makes me think she's a parody of some existing film star or singer, many cartoons have done the same over the years, and it happened a lot at the time. I can -almost- think which one. Mae West? She looks nothing like Betty Boop, and I'd really like to know who she's supposed to be.

188.29.165.80 (talk) 03:44, 6 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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