Very few things have virgin birth most things are developments of other things. In the Fleischer trial, the famous pianist and composer, Clarence Williams testified that he’d been using the scat technique since 1915. Each performer borrowing from the previous. The actual Mills took over on Broadway from Gertrude Saunders in the 1921 hit, Shuffle Along. “Miss Kane’s attorneys strove vainly to have the sound tracks included, saying they wished to show how Betty Boop has ‘simulated our voice and our style of singing,’ but Justice McGoldrick ruled that any ‘booping’ would be incompetent, immaterial and irrelevant.”Īfter all, Baby Esther was known as a “Little Florence Mills,” imitating that singer. “Give us as nearly as you can how they sounded?” A: “I could do it better if I had rhythm with it.” Q: “Give us the sounds.” A: “Boo-did-do-doo.” Q: “Where there other sounds besides the one that you have just mentioned?” A: “Yes, quite a few.” Q: “Will you give us as many as you can remember?” A: “Whad-da-da-da” Q: “Others.” A: “There are quite a few - ‘Lo-di-de-do’” Q: Any others that you recall?” A: “Sounds like a time she would make a sound like sort of a moaning sound, finished off with ‘de-do’”Īccording to one newspaper account, “That’s when the court stenographer threw up the sponge and admitted he couldn’t spell such things.”Īt one point, film of Betty Boop and film of Helen Kane were shown, without sound, to compare their styles.Īnother newspaper account reported “Except for the occasional throat-clearings of a roomful of attorneys, it was strictly a silent performance, the court having ruled agains any audible ‘booping.’ Asked what Baby Esther did on stage, the manager said, “She sang the chorus and during her choruses, we had four bars omitted, which we called the break, of so-called ‘hot licks.’” Question: “During those breaks or ‘hot licks,’ what did Baby Esther do?” Answer: “A funny expression in her face and a meaningless sound.” Q: Will you tell us what those sounds were?” A: “At various times they differed, they sound like ‘boop-boop-a-doop,’ and sometimes…” Kane’s lawyer then objects. a movie.Trial transcripts can be quite a kick in the pants to judicial dignity.
It's what has made Bob's Burgers so beloved by its fans, adored by critics and the recipient of eleven Emmy nominations, and now. Maybe ti's the pacing of the dialogue, the musical sequences or maybe it's just that deranged, almost feral look Tina gets when she is really on one. However, there's something about the animation that makes the show pretty magical. The characters of the show including Bob Belcher, his wife Linda, their kids Tina, Gene, and Louise would still all be funny, weird and a little unhinged. The plot would pretty much be the same too. All of the characters are humans, and they do not look especially stylized like, say, The Simpsons.īob's Burgers could be a live action show and more than likely not much would change. There are not any talking dogs or trippy sequences where everyone turns into something random like butterflies or popcorn or say spoons. It's about a family that owns a burger shop near a dilapidated theme park.
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When it comes to Bob's Burgers, the hit, long running animated TV sitcom created by Loren Bouchard, it's kind of hard to articulate why the series is animated.
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