This is untrue as Hines, the original voice of Betty Boop was brought back to play the role that she had originated in the very first cartoon to feature Betty Boop.
#Betty boop voice by series#
According to Mae Questel, when the series ended in 1938 when she stopped doing the role the Fleischers never made another Betty Boop cartoon again. When Mae Questel retired in 1938 to raise a family, Hines was cast as Olive Oyl and she was also re-cast as Betty Boop up until the character was retired in 1939. film feature titled The Perfect Suitor as the leading lady alongside Benny Rubin and wanted to pursue a solo career. She was also to be featured in a Warner Bros. The reason for Hines leaving the Boop role was because her contract with Paramount to do the voice for Betty Boop had expired, and she was very busy at the time and had offers pouring in. S he then toured vaudeville and in 1932 signed a contract with the Van Beuren Studios to do voice-over for their animated cartoon series, mainly for Van Beuren's leading femme character Countess Cat. She also recorded dialogue for several of the 1932 cartoons before retiring from the role.
Margie Hines did the voice for Betty Boop in a few cartoons from 1930 to 1931. Hines then went on to create the voice for Betty Boop, which was based on the baby-doll styled sensation of the time and was asked to perform " I Have To Have You " for the cartoon titled Dizzy Dishes. Marjorie Louise Hines won a Helen Kane imitation contest at a local cinema cathedral and was eventually seen by Billy Murray who worked for the Fleischer Studios.
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