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Pudgy Takes a Bow-wow (1937)
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9 April 1937 (USA)
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Betty Boop's stage show takes a new turn when Pudgy the pup and his feline enemy get into the act. full summary | add synopsis
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Organ Grinder
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Pudgy And A Cat Ham It Up
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(Cast)| Mae Questel | ... | Betty Boop, Pudgy (voice) (uncredited) |
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7 min
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Featured in "Biography: Betty Boop" (????)
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Wow, this cartoon will wear you out. It starts quietly with Betty getting ready to go on stage and telling her little dog "Pudgy" to go to sleep. She tucks him into his little bed and then goes out and begins singing her number. She impersonates an Italian monkey grinder and a Chinaman along the way, neither of which is offensive but probably wouldn't be in cartoons today.
Before Betty can finish her act, however, chaos ensues because a cat got \ Pudgy's attention and the dog figures a clever way to get out of the dressing room to confront it. What happens after that is pretty wild and entertaining. The audience liked it, howling as the cat and dog did all sorts of things, even hamming it up for the theater audience when they sensed the crowd was watching them.