History WesternAnimation / PoorCinderella

* WhenTheClockStrikesTwelve
-->''Remember, when the clock strikes twelve, you must be home by then.''
-->''For should you fail to be in bed, you'll be in rags again.''

-->''Remember when the clock strikes twelve, you must be home by then''
-->''For should you fail to be in bed, you'll be in rags again''

* FairyGodmother: Duh.

* RedHeadedStepchild: Cinderella. Betty Boop's hair was colored red instead of the usual black to take advantage of the limited Cinecolor process.

* TheEnd: The end title reading "Finis" appears in two closing doors that close in on the stepsisters' heads to shut them up.

* CinderellaCircumstances

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Cinderella gets her panties pulled up when the fairy godmother produces her ballgown.
** She also pulls up the front of her dress as it starts to slip during the carriage ride to the ball.

It is noted that this is the first Fleischer cartoon produced in color, in this case Cinecolor, as Creator/WaltDisney had the exclusive rights to the Technicolor process for use in his ''SillySymphonies''. It is also the first use of the Fleischers' patented "stereoptical" process that allows animated characters to exist over live models, giving the settings a sense of depth and realism.

* ThroughAFaceFullOFFur: At the end, Cinderella's stepsisters get into a fight, with their faces turning red and green as their voices get higher and higher.

* IWantSong: The title song.

''WesternAnimation/PoorCinderella'' is a 1934 animated short produced by FleischerStudios. It is the inaugural entry in the ''WesternAnimation/ColorClassics'' series and is the only color appearance of BettyBoop, who plays the titular character.

''WesternAnimation/PoorCinderella'' is 1934 animated short produced by FleischerStudios. It is the inaugural entry in the ColorClassics series and is the only color appearance of BettyBoop, who plays the titular character.

This short is currently in the PublicDomain and is a runner-up in the book ''The50GreatestCartoons''.

It is noted that this is the first Fleischer cartoon produced in color, in this case Cinecolor, as Creator/WaltDisney had the exclusive rights to the Technicolor process for use in his ''SillySymphonies''. It is also the first use of the Fleischers' patented "stereoptical" process that allows animated characters to exist over live models, giving the settings and sense of depth and realism.

* NoCelebritesWereHarmed: A caricature of Rudy Vallee appears at the ball.

* WhenTheClockStrikesMidnight

* TriumphantReprise: The title song is sung again as Cinderella and her prince ride of in their wedding coach.

* RedHEadedStepchild: Cinderella. Betty Boop's hair was colored red instead of the usual black to take advantage of the limited Cinecolor process.

* {{Rotoscoping}}: Used for the horses' galloping as they begin to depart, and later the dance between Cinderella and her prince

''PoorCinderella'' is 1934 animated short produced by FleischerStudios. It is the inaugural entry in the ColorClassics series and is the only color appearance of BettyBoop, who plays the titular character.