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* WhiteFlag: While faced with the trees, a pair of white bloomers appears on Bimbo's tail which he waves like a white flag.
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* WhiteFlag: While faced with the trees, a pair of [[UnderwearFlag white bloomers appears on Bimbo's tail which he waves in the air like a white flag.]]
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* ReflectiveEyes: While looking over Betty's body, Bimbo's left pupil changes to a reflection showing Betty. When Betty notices, her reflection shuts Bimbo's eyelid similarly to someone pulling down a curtain.
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* ReflectiveEyes: While looking over Betty's body, Bimbo's left pupil changes to a reflection showing Betty. When Betty notices, her reflection shuts Bimbo's eyelid similarly to someone pulling down a curtain.window shade.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Betty's sexual hula dance while wearing little more then a grass skirt.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Betty's sexual sensual hula dance while wearing little more then a grass skirt.
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* ToplessnessFromTheBack: A few shots show us Betty's bare back and she is technically topless with only a lei covering her chest.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Betty's sexual hula dance while wearing little more then a grass skirt.
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* RaceLift/ChangingTheMajority: In this short, Betty is portrayed as Samoan. The only physical difference is her darker skin.
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* RaceLift/ChangingTheMajority: In this short, Betty is portrayed as Samoan. The only physical difference is her darker skin.
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* CoverInnocentEyesAndEars: A flower upon seeing Betty's lewd hula dance, covers it's own eyes and for added measure, buries it's head in the sand.
* ICantLookGesture: A flower upon seeing Betty's lewd hula dance, covers it's eyes and for added measure, buries it's head in the sand.
* InevitableWaterfall: Betty and Bimbo's canoe trip ends with them almost falling down a waterfall.
* InevitableWaterfall: Betty and Bimbo's canoe trip ends with them almost falling down a waterfall.
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* InevitableWaterfall: Betty and Bimbo's canoe trip ends with them almost falling down a waterfall.
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* {{Blackface}}: Bimbo masks the lower part of his head in dirt in order to disguise himself as one of the natives.
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* {{Blackface}}: Bimbo masks the lower part of his head face in dirt in order to disguise himself as one of the natives.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: This happens as soon as Bimbo's Samoan disguise melts away.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: This happens as soon as Bimbo's Samoan disguise melts away.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: This happens as soon as Bimbo's Samoan disguise melts away.
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A WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon released on September 23, 1932. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
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A WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon released on September 23, 1932.1932 by Creator/MaxAndDaveFleischer. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
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A 1932 WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
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A 1932 WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon.cartoon released on September 23, 1932. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
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* KissingDiscretionShot: The final shot has Betty and Bimbo kiss, but Bimbo uses an umbrella to get some privacy from the audience, [[SubvertedTrope except that the umbrella has a hole directly where their heads are.]]
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* KissingDiscretionShot: Bimbo sneaks a kiss with Betty behind a cloud of cigar smoke and becomes flustered when it clears.
** The final shot has Betty and Bimbo kiss, but Bimbo uses an umbrella to get some privacy from the audience, [[SubvertedTrope except that the umbrella has a hole directly where their heads are.]]
** The final shot has Betty and Bimbo kiss, but Bimbo uses an umbrella to get some privacy from the audience, [[SubvertedTrope except that the umbrella has a hole directly where their heads are.]]
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* FlowersOfFemininity: Betty wears a flower in her hair, a lei around her neck and a flower lei around her waist just above her hula skirt.
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The short features stereotypical islander designs as was common with cartoons in this era.
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The short features stereotypical and offensive islander designs as was common with cartoons in this era.
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* Rotoscoping: Some extremely impressive rotoscoping is done, first by some natives doing a synchronized dance, followed by Betty doing a hula dance at the beach. The Royal Samoans' hula dancer Lotamuru was the model used for Betty's dancing.
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* Rotoscoping: {{Rotoscoping}}: Some extremely impressive rotoscoping is done, first by some natives doing a synchronized dance, followed by Betty doing a hula dance at the beach. The Royal Samoans' hula dancer Lotamuru was the model used for Betty's dancing.
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A 1932 WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
The short features stereotypical islander designs as was common with cartoons in this era.
Features music by the Polynesian style band ''The Royal Samoans'' with their hula dancer Lotamuru used as the model for Betty's hula dancing.
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!!Tropes Used In This Short:
* {{Blackface}}: Bimbo masks the lower part of his head in dirt in order to disguise himself as one of the natives.
* BlackfaceStyleCaricature: While they are Samoan and not African, the natives (not counting Betty) greatly resemble this.
* CirclingBirdies: After Bimbo hits himself in the head, a pair of ringed planets appear over his head and he wears the rings as earrings as part of his Samoan disguise.
* CoverInnocentEyesAndEars: A flower upon seeing Betty's lewd hula dance, covers it's own eyes and for added measure, buries it's head in the sand.
* CranialEruption: Bimbo purposely does this to himself by hitting himself in the head with a bone and then wearing the bone on the bump as part of his Samoan disguise.
* HollywoodNatives: The stereotypical natives have earrings, nose rings and wear bones, usually on the top of their head; Betty is the exception (except the earrings of course) and just looks like herself but with darker skin and hula wear.
* HulaAndLuaus: Betty is depicted as a Samoan hula girl.
* KissingDiscretionShot: The final shot has Betty and Bimbo kiss, but Bimbo uses an umbrella to get some privacy from the audience, [[SubvertedTrope except that the umbrella has a hole directly where their heads are.]]
* InevitableWaterfall: Betty and Bimbo's canoe trip ends with them almost falling down a waterfall.
* MurderWater: Some helpful fish stop Betty and Bimbo's canoe from going down the waterfall, but the water itself gains some arms and starts a tug of war match with the fish with the purpose of making them go down the falls; but instead they are flung across the island and onto dry land.
* ReflectiveEyes: While looking over Betty's body, Bimbo's left pupil changes to a reflection showing Betty. When Betty notices, her reflection shuts Bimbo's eyelid similarly to someone pulling down a curtain.
* RaceLift/ChangingTheMajority: In this short, Betty is portrayed as Samoan. The only physical difference is her darker skin.
* Rotoscoping: Some extremely impressive rotoscoping is done, first by some natives doing a synchronized dance, followed by Betty doing a hula dance at the beach. The Royal Samoans' hula dancer Lotamuru was the model used for Betty's dancing.
* TropicalIslandAdventure: The short's setting.
* WhenTreesAttack: The trees don't actually attack, but their singing scares Bimbo out of his wits.
* WhiteFlag: While faced with the trees, a pair of white bloomers appears on Bimbo's tail which he waves like a white flag.
A 1932 WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon. Bimbo sails to an island in the South Sea and meets Betty, who is a native to the island. The highlight of the short is a hula dance done by Betty using some very fluid rotoscoping.
The short features stereotypical islander designs as was common with cartoons in this era.
Features music by the Polynesian style band ''The Royal Samoans'' with their hula dancer Lotamuru used as the model for Betty's hula dancing.
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!!Tropes Used In This Short:
* {{Blackface}}: Bimbo masks the lower part of his head in dirt in order to disguise himself as one of the natives.
* BlackfaceStyleCaricature: While they are Samoan and not African, the natives (not counting Betty) greatly resemble this.
* CirclingBirdies: After Bimbo hits himself in the head, a pair of ringed planets appear over his head and he wears the rings as earrings as part of his Samoan disguise.
* CoverInnocentEyesAndEars: A flower upon seeing Betty's lewd hula dance, covers it's own eyes and for added measure, buries it's head in the sand.
* CranialEruption: Bimbo purposely does this to himself by hitting himself in the head with a bone and then wearing the bone on the bump as part of his Samoan disguise.
* HollywoodNatives: The stereotypical natives have earrings, nose rings and wear bones, usually on the top of their head; Betty is the exception (except the earrings of course) and just looks like herself but with darker skin and hula wear.
* HulaAndLuaus: Betty is depicted as a Samoan hula girl.
* KissingDiscretionShot: The final shot has Betty and Bimbo kiss, but Bimbo uses an umbrella to get some privacy from the audience, [[SubvertedTrope except that the umbrella has a hole directly where their heads are.]]
* InevitableWaterfall: Betty and Bimbo's canoe trip ends with them almost falling down a waterfall.
* MurderWater: Some helpful fish stop Betty and Bimbo's canoe from going down the waterfall, but the water itself gains some arms and starts a tug of war match with the fish with the purpose of making them go down the falls; but instead they are flung across the island and onto dry land.
* ReflectiveEyes: While looking over Betty's body, Bimbo's left pupil changes to a reflection showing Betty. When Betty notices, her reflection shuts Bimbo's eyelid similarly to someone pulling down a curtain.
* RaceLift/ChangingTheMajority: In this short, Betty is portrayed as Samoan. The only physical difference is her darker skin.
* Rotoscoping: Some extremely impressive rotoscoping is done, first by some natives doing a synchronized dance, followed by Betty doing a hula dance at the beach. The Royal Samoans' hula dancer Lotamuru was the model used for Betty's dancing.
* TropicalIslandAdventure: The short's setting.
* WhenTreesAttack: The trees don't actually attack, but their singing scares Bimbo out of his wits.
* WhiteFlag: While faced with the trees, a pair of white bloomers appears on Bimbo's tail which he waves like a white flag.
