 Helen Kane. |  Betty Boop in Dizzy Dishes. |  Betty Boop is an amazing animated character created by Max Fleischer in 1930, in the cartoon Dizzy Dishes. Initially Betty was a caricature of singer Helen Kane. The character was originally created as a personified French poodle.
Betty Boop became a human character in 1932, in the cartoon Any Rags. Betty's voice was first performed by Margie Hines and later on performed by several voice actresses (Kate Wright, Bonnie Poe and Mae Questel) Mae Questel was Betty Boop' voice since 1931 until her death in 1998.
There are many Betty Boop films and I love them all!
Here is a juicy selection.
|  Betty Boop es un increíble dibujo animado creado por Max Fleischer en 1930, en la película animada Dizzy Dishes (Los Platos Mareados). Inicialmente Betty era la caricatura de la cantante Helen Kane. El personaje fue creado originalmente como un caniche francés humanizado.
Betty Boop se convirtió en un personaje humano en el año 1932, en la película animada Any Rags (Los Trapos). La
primera voz de Betty fue llevada a cabo por Margie Hines y más tarde por varias actrices de voz (Kate Wright, Bonnie Poe y Mae Questel) Mae Questel fue la voz de Betty Boop desde el año 1931 hasta su muerte en 1998.
¡Hay muchas películas de Betty Boop y me gustan todas!
¡Aquí tenéis una jugosa selección!
| | Betty with Cab Calloway and his orchestra 1932.
| Betty Boop cartoon banned for drug use 1934.
| | The hot & sweet Betty Boop's hula dance minute 6:15. Watch first the real hula girl dancing, that was used as motion reference for the animation! The hula sequence was later reused for Betty's cameo in 1933's Popeye the Sailor and in 1934's Betty Boop's Rise to Fame.
| Betty Boop makes a cameo appearance in the feature film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. (Minutes 3:26 and 4:47.
Voiced by Mae Questel).
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 Brighton Toy and Model Museum is situated in the Early Victorian arches supporting Brighton Railway Station's forecourt. (52-55 Trafalgar Street, Brighton. BN1 4EB) Brighton Toy Museum is one of the world's finest toy museums. Founded in 1991, it has over ten thousand toys and models, including priceless model train collections, radio-controlled aircraft, and many antique toys. A must see for anyone that loves toys and vintage objects!
|  El Museo del Juguete y Maquetas de Brighton está situado en los tempranos arcos vistorianos que sustentan el patio de la estación de tren de Brighton.(52-55 Trafalgar Street, Brighton. BN1 4EB) El Museo del Juguete de Brighton es uno de los mejores museos de juguetes del mundo. Fundado en 1991, cuenta con más de diez mil juguetes y modelos, incluyendo valiosas colecciones de modelos de tren, aviones de radio control, y muchos juguetes antiguos. ¡Una visita obligada para cualquier persona que adore los juguetes y objetos antiguos!
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Hi!
If you are in Brighton on Saturday 30th March, come to Art Junky! A fantastic indoor market that combines the love for jumble sale culture, local artistic talent, and unique, affordable art!
I will be selling some cards and art prints!
Art Junky 11 - Phoenix Brighton. Saturday 30th of March 2013, from 11 am to 5 pm. (£1 entry, kids under 10 get in free!)
 Greeting cards by Maria Parra.
 Hi! I've found these creepy and funny creatures at the amazing Brighton Flea Market , 31a Upper St James's Street, Kemptown, Brighton.
(Antiques, bric-a-brac, furniture and collectables ...)
|  ¡Hola! He encontrado estas espeluznantes y divertidas criaturas en el increíble mercadillo de la Calle 31a Upper St James, Kemptown, Brighton.
(Antigüedades, bric-a-brac, muebles y objetos coleccionables ...)
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White Lunar sketch by Maria Parra.
 This is my sketch for Nick Cave Competition at Resident. ( White Lunar album. Nick Cave & Warren Ellis). Fingers crossed! I would love to win a pair of tickets for the amazing live rehearsal of ' Push the sky away'
|  Este es mi boceto para el Concurso de Nick Cave en Resident. ( White Lunar álbum. Nick Cave & Warren Ellis). ¡A cruzar los dedos! Me encantaría ganar un par de entradas para la increíble sesión en vivo de ' Push the sky away'
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 Hi! I've been very busy researching Brighton history from 1940's for a comic book ...
I can't say no more at the moment so I will get back to my drawings!
|  ¡Hola! He estado muy ocupada investigando la historia Brighton de los años 1940 para un cómic ... ¡No puedo decir nada más de momento, así que voy a volver a mis dibujos!
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 'Hove Actually' illustration by Maria Parra.
| Brighton's Old Time Penny Arcade Museum is a hidden treasure, located in one of the King's Road Arches near Brighton Palace Pier. This museum is a must for anyone interested in old amusement arcades and quaint museums. Inside you can find a wide range of old fashioned arcades from the late Victorian times to the Mid-Twentieth Century.
| El Antiguo Museo de Máquinas de Peniques de Brighton es un tesoro escondido, ubicado en uno de los arcos de King’s Road, cerca del Brighton Palace Pier. Este museo es una visita obligada para cualquier persona interesada en salas de juego antiguas y pintorescos museos. Dentro de este museo, puedes encontrar una amplia gama antiguas máquinas tragaperras, que pasan de la época tardía victoriana hasta mediados del siglo XX.
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This Friday 12th October is the final deadline to have your face included in a Brighton based graphic novel! Alt Brighton, a unique graphic novel covering 200 years of the city's history, is due to be published in Autumn 2013. And what better way to represent Brighton than to feature Brighton people in it? As part of reaching our fundraising target to print a really glossy publication, QueenSpark is inviting local people to sponsor an appearance in the novel, which will be drawn by one of our team of talented local artists. - Do you want to appear in the book? - Gift it to a friend? - Maybe put your cat or dog in the frame? - Fame at last! Your face included in the Alt-Brighton graphic novel, a copy of the hard back book, and an invite to the book launch, all for only £50! Faces in the book are limited, so to secure your appearance. You can find out more here: http://www.queensparkbooks.org.uk/page/356.htmlOr contact nicola@queensparkbooks.org.uk for more information
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