Be Human

In Be Human, Betty Boop takes a stand against her farmer neighbor's mistreatment of animals. With the help of Grampy, she devises a plan to turn the tables on him. The film uses humor and animation to address serious issues like animal welfare, making it a noteworthy entry in the animated genre of its time.

This short features iconic voices from Mae Questel, Gus Wicke, Everett Clark, and Jack Mercer, who bring the characters to life. The animation style characteristic of Fleischer Studios is on display, highlighting the creativity of the era. Collectors may appreciate the historical significance of this piece as part of Betty Boop's legacy and the larger context of animated films produced during the 1930s.