In Betty Boop\'s Trial (1934), Handsome Fred is a highly unprofessional motorcycle cop who wants to make time with Betty on the highway. She speeds up to get away from him, causing some reckless driving, so officer Fred arrests her.Even though this was the year that enforcement of the Production Code gutted Betty\'s cartoons of sexiness, but this one got in under the wire. When Fred asks to see her liscense, she shows him her long leg with a liscense plate in her garter belt.\n\nShe\'s arrested for no real reason beyond Fred\'s sexual harrassment. The judge (the original Mr. Natural) listens to Betty sing a song about being innocent of any crime&needing to get to an appointment regarding her acting career. The judge is taking notes about her shapeliness&great gams&blue eyes.The charge is \"resisting an officer,\" his sexual advances that is. Betty gives evidence partly in scat jazz, very nicely done. Fred admits he only arrested her because he wanted to meet her. Betty flirts her way to a not guilty conclusion from the all male jury which goes all lascivious in her presence.\n\nBetty\'s performance is top form. The story is of course morally suspicious on the part of the law, but Betty seems willing to have an affair with Fred anyway. arrest, Betty, Boop, car, doop, Helen, Jail, judge, kane, kwestel, mae, musical, oop, questel