Betty Boop - The New Deal Show 1937 // Colorized HD, Restored pre-code

Upscaled, colorized with neural networks video: Betty Boop - The New Deal Show. Also was be improved video sharpness.
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Betty Boop produces a pet show in which the pets use unusual devices to assist them in their normal behavior.
Trivia:
Was released on the 22nd of October in 1937.
The instrumental opening music that plays at the beginning of the cartoon is "Brotherly Love", a song from the Popeye cartoon of the same name.
While performing her song, Betty can be seen tap dancing, and also singing scat lyrics other than "Boop-Oop-a-Doop", such as Gertrude Saunders' "Tweet-Tweet-Tweet", "Twa-Twa-Twa" (which Boop had used in the 1933 cartoon I Heard) and other scat singing such as "Wha-Da-De", and Cab Calloway's "Zah-Suh-Zaz".
One of the inventions featured, the corn on the cob typewriter, was originally featured in the 1932 cartoon titled Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions (alongside several others).
While singing, Betty Boop inserts a "Wa-Da-Da" / "Wha-Da-Da" into her song. This technique was most notably used by African-American child performer Baby Esther Jones.