In February 1995, animation historian Jerry Beck curated a Museum of Modern Art tribute to the cartoons of Paramounts Famous Studios. At a party related to the event, Jackson Beck, most famous as the voice of Bluto in many of the Paramount cartoons, was peppered with questions about the vocal history of the east coast animation studio. His response was something like, Theres only one person alive who was there from the beginning and she cant tell you anything. The person Beck was referring to was pioneer voice great Mae Questel Betty Boop, Olive Oyl, etc. and he was confirming recent rumors that she had descended into the depths of Alzheimers disease and could no longer issue accurate reports from animations past.

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