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The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing the background music as well as the titular song, "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing the background music as well as the titular song, "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing the background music as well as the titular song, "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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* DescriptionCut: At one moment Koko is telling Bimbo how he's gonna get revenge on the cannibals and while he's talking, it cuts to the two of them in a giant stew pot and surrounded by cannibals.
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* DescriptionCut: At one moment Koko is telling Bimbo how he's gonna get revenge on the cannibals and while he's talking, it cuts to the two of them in a giant stew pot and surrounded by said cannibals.
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A Creator/MaxAndDaveFleischer WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon that first aired November 25, 1932.
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A Creator/MaxAndDaveFleischer WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon that first aired released in theaters on November 25, 1932.
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* ChekhovsVolcano: As Betty, Bimbo and Koko are running across a mountain, it erupts just as the natives run across it, subsequently defeating them.
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* ChekhovsVolcano: As Betty, Bimbo and Koko are running across a mountain, mountain while the natives chase them, it erupts just as the natives run across it, subsequently defeating them.
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* StewedAlive: Bimbo and Koko are JumpCut into one.
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* StewedAlive: Bimbo and Koko are JumpCut into one.a giant stew pot.
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As Betty Boop, Bimbo and Koko the Clown are traveling through an African jungle, they are ambushed by a tribe of cannibalistic African natives who kidnap Betty and it's up to Bimbo and Koko to rescue her.
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As Betty Boop, Bimbo and Koko the Clown are traveling on an expedition through an African jungle, they are ambushed by a tribe of cannibalistic African natives who kidnap Betty and it's up to Bimbo and Koko to rescue her.
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* RevengeBallad: The titular song "You Rascal You" is about looking forward to revenge on another man after he cheats with the singer's wife. The song of course has no relevance on the short's plot.
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* RevengeBallad: The titular song "You Rascal You" is about looking forward to revenge on another man after he cheats with the singer's wife. The song of course has no relevance on to the short's plot.
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* MatchCut: A scene of a cannibal stirring a boiling pot fades to a live-action scene of a drummer in Armstrong's band before fading back to the animation.
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* KnockoutAmbush: The trio get ambushed by the natives and kidnap Betty. Koko and Bimbo aren't knocked out, but they were too disconcerted to immediately pursue.
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* SmashCut: As Bimbo and Koko were about to vine swing passed an alligator, the vine acts as a pull rope and we suddenly cut to live action Louis Armstrong and his band performing.
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* HollywoodNatives: The natives.African Natives are depicted as short, violent cannibals.
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A Creator/MaxAndDaveFleischer WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon that first aired November 25, 1932.
As Betty Boop, Bimbo and Koko the Clown are traveling through an African jungle, they are ambushed by a tribe of cannibalistic African natives who kidnap Betty and it's up to Bimbo and Koko to rescue her.
The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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!!Tropes Used In This Short:
* AdventurerOutfit: Betty wears a safari outfit while Bimbo and Koko wear their normal clothes but with safari hats.
* CannibalTribe: The
* ChasedByAngryNatives: A majority of the cartoon is this.
* ChekhovsVolcano: As Betty, Bimbo and Koko are running across a mountain, it erupts just as the natives run across it, subsequently defeating them.
* DamselInDistress: Betty gets kidnapped by the native savages and Bimbo and Koko have to save her.
* DetectivesFollowFootprints: Koko and Bimbo follow the footprints of the cannibals that kidnapped Betty, but it becomes frustrating when the footprints start flipping to the opposite direction.
* DescriptionCut: At one moment Koko is telling Bimbo how he's gonna get revenge on the cannibals and while he's talking, it cuts to the two of them in a giant stew pot and surrounded by cannibals.
* FlyingFace: What starts as a single cannibal, turns into a giant cannibal head and then turns into the live action head of Louis Armstrong that chases them all throughout the song sequence.
* GoofyPrintUnderwear: All the natives are shown wearing polka-dot underwear under their grass skirts as a repeated animation shows them jumping in a circle, losing their skirt and pulling up the previously laid skirt left on the ground.
* HollywoodNatives: The natives.
* JungleJazz: ''And how.'' And all set to Louis Armstrong's music.
* KnockoutAmbush: The trio get ambushed by the natives and kidnap Betty. Koko and Bimbo aren't knocked out, but they were too disconcerted to immediately pursue.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Bimbo and Koko have to swing past one, luckily it doesn't chase them.
* OverlyNervousFlopSweat: While being chased, Bimbo sweats so much that he dissolves into nothing. How he reappears later is anyone's guess.
* RevengeBallad: The titular song "You Rascal You" is about looking forward to revenge on another man after he cheats with the singer's wife. The song of course has no relevance on the short's plot.
* RightOutOfMyClothes: As Koko is running from the giant head, he outruns his clothes and [[LivingClothes his clothes (and underwear) continue to run without him.]]
* RogerRabbitEffect: Louis Armstrong's head is shown over the cartoon during the song sequence.
* RumpRoast: The cartoon ends with the cannibals thrown into the air with volcanic rocks colliding with their butts.
* SmashCut: As Bimbo and Koko were about to vine swing passed an alligator, the vine acts as a pull rope and we suddenly cut to live action Louis Armstrong and his band performing.
* SpikeShooter: To save Betty, Bimbo and Koko weaponize a porcupine to shoot quills at the cannibals.
* StewedAlive: Bimbo and Koko are JumpCut into one.
* TooImportantToWalk: The short opens with Bimbo and Koko carrying Betty in a litter through the jungle. While the duo wipe their brows the litter walks itself.
* VineSwing: Bimbo and Koko do this to get passed an alligator, but between them swinging and landing it cuts to Louis Armstrong and his band performing.
* YouAllLookFamiliar: All the natives look exactly the same.
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A Creator/MaxAndDaveFleischer WesternAnimation/BettyBoop cartoon that first aired November 25, 1932.
As Betty Boop, Bimbo and Koko the Clown are traveling through an African jungle, they are ambushed by a tribe of cannibalistic African natives who kidnap Betty and it's up to Bimbo and Koko to rescue her.
The cartoon features music by and a special guest appearance from jazz trumpeter Music/LouisArmstrong and his Orchestra playing "You Rascal You". This short is one of Louis Armstrong's earliest film appearances.
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!!Tropes Used In This Short:
* AdventurerOutfit: Betty wears a safari outfit while Bimbo and Koko wear their normal clothes but with safari hats.
* CannibalTribe: The
* ChasedByAngryNatives: A majority of the cartoon is this.
* ChekhovsVolcano: As Betty, Bimbo and Koko are running across a mountain, it erupts just as the natives run across it, subsequently defeating them.
* DamselInDistress: Betty gets kidnapped by the native savages and Bimbo and Koko have to save her.
* DetectivesFollowFootprints: Koko and Bimbo follow the footprints of the cannibals that kidnapped Betty, but it becomes frustrating when the footprints start flipping to the opposite direction.
* DescriptionCut: At one moment Koko is telling Bimbo how he's gonna get revenge on the cannibals and while he's talking, it cuts to the two of them in a giant stew pot and surrounded by cannibals.
* FlyingFace: What starts as a single cannibal, turns into a giant cannibal head and then turns into the live action head of Louis Armstrong that chases them all throughout the song sequence.
* GoofyPrintUnderwear: All the natives are shown wearing polka-dot underwear under their grass skirts as a repeated animation shows them jumping in a circle, losing their skirt and pulling up the previously laid skirt left on the ground.
* HollywoodNatives: The natives.
* JungleJazz: ''And how.'' And all set to Louis Armstrong's music.
* KnockoutAmbush: The trio get ambushed by the natives and kidnap Betty. Koko and Bimbo aren't knocked out, but they were too disconcerted to immediately pursue.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Bimbo and Koko have to swing past one, luckily it doesn't chase them.
* OverlyNervousFlopSweat: While being chased, Bimbo sweats so much that he dissolves into nothing. How he reappears later is anyone's guess.
* RevengeBallad: The titular song "You Rascal You" is about looking forward to revenge on another man after he cheats with the singer's wife. The song of course has no relevance on the short's plot.
* RightOutOfMyClothes: As Koko is running from the giant head, he outruns his clothes and [[LivingClothes his clothes (and underwear) continue to run without him.]]
* RogerRabbitEffect: Louis Armstrong's head is shown over the cartoon during the song sequence.
* RumpRoast: The cartoon ends with the cannibals thrown into the air with volcanic rocks colliding with their butts.
* SmashCut: As Bimbo and Koko were about to vine swing passed an alligator, the vine acts as a pull rope and we suddenly cut to live action Louis Armstrong and his band performing.
* SpikeShooter: To save Betty, Bimbo and Koko weaponize a porcupine to shoot quills at the cannibals.
* StewedAlive: Bimbo and Koko are JumpCut into one.
* TooImportantToWalk: The short opens with Bimbo and Koko carrying Betty in a litter through the jungle. While the duo wipe their brows the litter walks itself.
* VineSwing: Bimbo and Koko do this to get passed an alligator, but between them swinging and landing it cuts to Louis Armstrong and his band performing.
* YouAllLookFamiliar: All the natives look exactly the same.
