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The Magic Mummy
While on the beat, Tom and Jerry must retrieve a stolen mummy.This episode features two stereotypical pansy characters from that period, as well as a rather interesting scene of cops and prisoners dancing together.The video linked and embedded below…
The Autograph Hound
Note: This film contains racist imagery.Donald Duck tries to get some Hollywood celebrities' signatures for his autograph book – if only the security guard at Hollywood Studios would stop trying to chase him off the lot.Among the caricatured people…
Into Your Dance
Note: This film contains racist imagery. When a showboat visits town, the Captain holds an amateur night; the only issue is that all of the acts lack talent. One of the performers is a gruff-looking fellow, but the moment he recites his memorized…
Soda Squirt
Flip celebrates the grand opening of his new drug store, and a variety of Hollywood celebrities attend. Among those in attendance is a queer coded pansy character, who, after being given a dangerous and undrinkable concoction instead of a chocolate…
Who Killed Cock Robin?
Note: This film contains racist imagery.When Cock Robin is found dead, a trial is held to determine his killer. The effeminate Dan Cupid reveals the truth.
Dizzy Red Riding Hood
An adaptation of Red Riding Hood features Betty Boop portraying the lead character.While heading to her grandmother's house, she stops to pick flowers, including a pansy. Later, a talking tree states, 'the fairies like them too,' before making an…
Stopping the Show
Note: This film contains racist imagery.At the theater, Betty Boop puts on a performance. Her various impersonations, including Maurice Chevalier, serve to showcase the skill of her voice actress, Mae Questel, as an impressionist. This short marks…
Betty Boop’s Penthouse
Betty Boop is on the rooftop enjoying the sun and watering her plants, including a pansy. Meanwhile in another building, Koko and Bimbo accidently create a monstrous creature that they cannot control and soon it (while masculine in appearance and…
Betty Boop for President
When running for president, Betty Boop puts on a performance for the crowd. This includes two male impersonations which are in reference to Herbert Hoover and Al Smith. Interestingly, despite the masculine appearance, the rest of her outfit is very…
A Sunbonnet Blue
With the hat shop closed, the mice enjoy a show. Unfortunately, the festivities are disrupted when a villainous rat kidnaps one of the mice. During the show, a performance by the “Ratz Brothers” occurs. These performers are a reference to the Ritz…