Betty Boop's Ker-Choo
About Betty Boop's Ker-Choo
Bimbo and Koko line up for an auto race among talking animals. The cars wait in stalls like horses, and three blind old men are the judges. Betty Boop is the favorite and arrives late, singing that she has a code in her doze. Once the race starts, spectators catch her cold. Her sneezes carry her to the win.
Cast & crew
More about Betty Boop's Ker-Choo
Dave Fleischer directed. Sammy Lerner is credited with the music. Betty sings "I Got a 'Code' in My 'Doze,'" by Arthur Fields, Fred Hall, and Billy Rose. Her car speaks with a Yiddish accent.
Themes
Music
Sammy Lerner scored the short. The song is "I Got a 'Code' in My 'Doze.'"
Notes
- The short was later cut to Soul Coughing's "Rolling" for a Cartoon Network reel.
Scenes
- Betty explains her lateness in the cold song.
- A sneeze puts her ahead of the field.
Also available
- Internet Archive (BettyBoopsKerChoo)
