In times of crisis, placing the burden of recovery squarely on the shoulders of those hardest hit by said crisis while making sure those who can easiest afford to sacrifice while living not only comfortably, but opulently need not lift a finger, even though some of them are directly responsible for said crisis in the FIRST place.
@BitterFlower216 Hmm,,, If I were President, If I were President, I'd show that working women can, Do just as much as any man, Their wages would match right down to the ceeent, If I were President! If I were President, i I were President, I'd see all doctors were employed. In spreading health to girls and boys, Preserving health is money best well speeeent! If I were President!
Yay Olive! I'd vote for her over Sarah Palin any old time! "We accept it, we reject it!" I remember that from when I was eight years old, never forgot it!
notice how the dems all accept olive's proposals, and the GOP rejects them. it looks like a balanced house until the secretary of love hits them with arrows, then it looks like the dems outnumber the GOP 2-1. hollywood in '48 :-)
Maybe they should recreate Olive Oly to be a more attractive voluptuous brunette like the redhead woman wearing the green dress. Her black skirt should be six inches above her knees.
Thanks to dowdy057 for ID'ing the other "cabinet members" at 6:10. Has anyone been able to confirm the guy between Bob Hope and Ray MIlland? Is it Robert Cummings? Also, who's the guy under the bed at 3:23?
As Famous Studios was winding down production on "Little Lulu", they'd already introduced her "replacement", "Little Audrey" in the 'Noveltoon' "Santa's Surpris,e", two months before. Now, they were sneaking "test footage" of her in this January 1948 release, before she was officially introduced in "Butterscotch and Soda" that July.
This cartoon is 61 years old and it's amazing how it's as relevant today as back then. Donkeys and Elephants (Dems and Repubs) fighting it out blindly without regard for the constituents. Some s__t never changes. Congress was as f__ked up back then as it is today. Well, it's really f__ked up today with the Democrat liberal socialist s__t they're trying to push on us.
If you want to go there, tritonrocks, the "elephants" are taking Nancy Reagan's advice too seriously - "just say no".
They're the ones in Congress to this day saying "We reject it!" to everything that comes onto the floor.
I had to pay my doctor $30 just to get copies of some medical records to take to my company's doctor so I could get a medical card required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for operating a commercial motor vehicle.
Actually, BOTH sides suck. I wrote that to be a smart ass. I hate our Congress. It's ineffective, it's self-serving, and it's all about power. My view is to vote them all out and start over, and keep voting them out until they get the message. I think we'll see the first signs of that this November.
To be precise, the opening music was used between "Her Honor the Mare" and "Wigwam Whoopee". Beginning with "Pre-Hysterical Man", the opening bar of "The Sailor's Hornpipe" was shortened, but until late 1951, the rest of the opening theme was the same as the previous. I'm not sure which cartoon was the first with the final theme, this time completely re-recorded.
At 6:10- The one on the far left is Alan Ladd, on the far right is Ray Milland,amd the one next to him could be Robert Cummings,but I might be wrong on that one.
Gee wiz, Big Pauley! While you may like to say our taxes will be less while the rich pay more, then explain to me why the rich guy who owns a business has to lay me off from my job! Looks like trickle up poverty to me, man. In the mean time I don't think Olive would stand for such nonsense either.
I love that Popeye cartoon. It even has that sexy redhead young woman in her short skirt dress with the box that has 2 silkworms creating stockings on her legs. But it went below the knee instead of covering the entire bare legs.
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obama's version if i were president, if i were president i'd sink this country far in debt and tax you higher yep you bet and if you do not like it go get bent. if i were president if i were president. if i were president rush limbaugh would be off the air while the leftist views are everywhere and the fox news station would be up for rent if i were president.
Well, I'll support Obama, whatever I think of his politics, out of respect. What I don't like I'd oppose legally, and what more need be said. Olive's got a lot spunk!
Funny how taxes are going DOWN on most of the country, but the GOP is STILL spreading the lie that Obma is RAISING taxes. If you aren't making $250K+ a year, you are paying LESS taxes. And trust, one day Rush will go too far (just like Howard Stern and Don Imus) and he WILL be off the air, if only for a short time... Please stop drinking the GOP kool-aid and think for yourself.
Good point, but then, I'm the only Repub I know who will respect Obama as our President. And last I saw, it's still legal to disagree with things the President says. As for protesting, I do remember my Civics 101. C'est la guerre.
Nope, this was first released in January 1948, "ChuChu'. And note the "cameo" appearance, at 2:43-2:50, of Paramount's upcoming "Noveltoon" star Little Audrey (her first appearance was in "Santa's Surprise" in December '47)- she "replaced" "Little Lulu" on the Famous Studios production schedule{Mae Questel also provided HER voice, too!}.
I have several verses of my own: If I were president...if I were president There would be no prayer in school And marijuana would be cool And a pack of joints for only four bucks and twenty cents If I were President! If I were president, if I were president All the little tiny brats Would grow up to be Democrats And the whole Republican party can get bent If I were President!
This was something of a remake of an earlier Betty Boop from the early 30s. Different songs, but the "we accept it! we reject it!" bit was lifted directly.
I read somewhere that the same lady (Mae Questel) who did the voice for Betty Boop (the cartoon from the 1930s) did Olive Oyl's voice too.
Younger viewers may remember the National Lampoon "Christmas Vacation" movie - Chevy Chase ushers into his living room Grandma (just before the cat is electocuted biting the Christmas lights on the Xmas tree) - that's Mae Questel.
i do not get the boomerang channel. as stupid as it may sound, i have emailed cartoon network and various cartoon sites looking for this particular one for a cpl years now with no luck.
Thanks for this video! I think I can guarantee that it's gonna get a LOT of showings! I'm gonna post it on my MySpace bulletins, along with Popeye For President, in a couple of weeks!
You posted this cartoon JUST in the nick of time! :)
"Sold to America" is a takeoff of the American Tobacco Company's old Lucky Strike commercial where a tobacco auctioneer finishes up bidding saying "Sold to the American!"
Shemale president... am I the only one who heard him say that?
joenewbie316 4 days ago
"Because they're too busy running for husbands"
ahahaa that would NEVER be allowed these days
michaela234 5 months ago 2
@michaela234 LOL I laughed here too!
MissPonderosa 4 months ago
HOLY FUCK OLIVE OYL
sausagesnail 5 months ago
That's the kind of woman I like, who keeps a long handle cast iron skillet in her back pocket to bop people on the head who talk crazy to her.
dreamboynyc2 5 months ago
That two-headed guy would fit right in in Washington! At least you KNOW he/they would be on both sides of an issue.
MsPandaRosa 5 months ago
my friend laughs like popeye...
aagagagagagagagagagag!!! :D
rohanclassic 5 months ago
Olive sounds like Mandy from Totally Spies LOL!
MiaCatalan0 6 months ago
In times of crisis, placing the burden of recovery squarely on the shoulders of those hardest hit by said crisis while making sure those who can easiest afford to sacrifice while living not only comfortably, but opulently need not lift a finger, even though some of them are directly responsible for said crisis in the FIRST place.
Some call it madness.
Some call it malice.
We call it "The American Way"!
BB120776 6 months ago
Ice cream would only cost a cent? Every woman gets silkworms in a box?? Married men are tax-exempt??? Wowww!
But I'd settle for affordable health care and equal pay. I guess nothing rhymes with those two haha
BitterFlower216 6 months ago
MsPandaRosa 5 months ago 3
@MsPandaRosa .....I stand corrected lol. And it fits perfectly! You're awesome!!!
BitterFlower216 5 months ago
@BitterFlower216
Thankx!
MsPandaRosa 5 months ago
This is amazing! I haven't seen this since I was a little kid, and I actually remember a lot of the lyrics!
lichtbroeder 7 months ago
I love that beautiful redhead young woman in her bedroom with the silkworms box. She must be 18 or 19 years old.
Sharptooth100 7 months ago
My biggest complaint with this episode is that it gives kids the impression that the president is God.
Vladislak 8 months ago
i been singing this song 4 yrs
mrsbena 8 months ago
Olive Oyl is a tyrant!
erwinthehamsandwich 9 months ago
1:22 you better watch your mouth popeye
you be knocked out by your own girl olive oyl XD
satan666746 9 months ago
Yay Olive! I'd vote for her over Sarah Palin any old time! "We accept it, we reject it!" I remember that from when I was eight years old, never forgot it!
54markl 10 months ago
LOL....I wish there was such thing as the "Secretary of Love". More love and less hate in war torn countries.
QuietStormMan 10 months ago
LMAO! Olive smacked the hell out of Popeye with that frying pan at 1:22
xxashyy 11 months ago
Brings back great childhood memories - thank you for posting!!
nycdweller 1 year ago
So this is where Sarah Palin got all her unrealistic ideas...
zendaddy621 1 year ago
Apartments would be up for rent, againnnnn! If I were pres-i-dentttt! lol
wurltee31 1 year ago
Anyone notice the cameo appearance by Little Audrey?
akwaqs 1 year ago
@akwaqs Makes sense, since both were voiced by the late Mae Questel...
zendaddy621 1 year ago
I wonder if Sarah Palin ever saw this?Maybe she sang this song when younger.Maybe she still is singing this song!!!
RJRanke 1 year ago
who is under the bed?
kayfowler1 1 year ago
lol at photorealistic guy @ 3:22
boso5608 1 year ago
wow long song
lovegirl12245 1 year ago
@lovegirl12245 i agree lol
diyajones 1 year ago
1:50 - I wish my legs are that sexy!
bonniepink19 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing! I love it the first time I saw it ages ago! This is my favorite, the music and the works!
bonniepink19 1 year ago
Olive for Presidink.
joshjhutton 1 year ago
notice how the dems all accept olive's proposals, and the GOP rejects them. it looks like a balanced house until the secretary of love hits them with arrows, then it looks like the dems outnumber the GOP 2-1. hollywood in '48 :-)
srw6666 1 year ago
A Semi-Remake Of Betty Boop For President
johnnieRad 1 year ago
'the peoples cherse, what could be worse"???
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
My favorite cartoon Popeye
Peekaboo1961 1 year ago
Maybe they should recreate Olive Oly to be a more attractive voluptuous brunette like the redhead woman wearing the green dress. Her black skirt should be six inches above her knees.
Sharptooth100 1 year ago
Is this episode on DVD and if so, which one?
ColumbiaPicturesFan 1 year ago
Secretary of Love's thoughts-"Screw this. I need the big guns."
NinjaGhostScorpion 1 year ago
In Cinecolor
johnnieRad 1 year ago
does anybody have theclip where popey teaches olive oil to drive a car....lmao...i really want it....
Sunnyyyyification 1 year ago
Cameo appearance by Little Audrey at 2:44.
bluecatky 1 year ago
Where's Cupid with a machine-bow when you need 'im? The hell with partisanship! :D
videosauce 1 year ago
Thanks to dowdy057 for ID'ing the other "cabinet members" at 6:10. Has anyone been able to confirm the guy between Bob Hope and Ray MIlland? Is it Robert Cummings? Also, who's the guy under the bed at 3:23?
frtw4428 1 year ago
@ 2:43 that's Little Audrey!!
Astraldragon1 1 year ago 3
@Astraldragon1
Yes, but her first REAL theatrical appearance was in "Butterscotch and Soda"
Familygirl17 1 year ago
As Famous Studios was winding down production on "Little Lulu", they'd already introduced her "replacement", "Little Audrey" in the 'Noveltoon' "Santa's Surpris,e", two months before. Now, they were sneaking "test footage" of her in this January 1948 release, before she was officially introduced in "Butterscotch and Soda" that July.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
This cartoon is 61 years old and it's amazing how it's as relevant today as back then. Donkeys and Elephants (Dems and Repubs) fighting it out blindly without regard for the constituents. Some s__t never changes. Congress was as f__ked up back then as it is today. Well, it's really f__ked up today with the Democrat liberal socialist s__t they're trying to push on us.
tritonrocks 2 years ago 3
If you want to go there, tritonrocks, the "elephants" are taking Nancy Reagan's advice too seriously - "just say no".
They're the ones in Congress to this day saying "We reject it!" to everything that comes onto the floor.
I had to pay my doctor $30 just to get copies of some medical records to take to my company's doctor so I could get a medical card required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for operating a commercial motor vehicle.
What's wrong with this picture??
OldsVistaCruiser 1 year ago
Actually, BOTH sides suck. I wrote that to be a smart ass. I hate our Congress. It's ineffective, it's self-serving, and it's all about power. My view is to vote them all out and start over, and keep voting them out until they get the message. I think we'll see the first signs of that this November.
tritonrocks 1 year ago
The music on the end logo would be used as the ending theme on a.a.p. prints of the color cartoons
The same for the opening music, but it was on other cartoons besides this
NewAndImprovedToons 2 years ago
To be precise, the opening music was used between "Her Honor the Mare" and "Wigwam Whoopee". Beginning with "Pre-Hysterical Man", the opening bar of "The Sailor's Hornpipe" was shortened, but until late 1951, the rest of the opening theme was the same as the previous. I'm not sure which cartoon was the first with the final theme, this time completely re-recorded.
NewAndImprovedToons 2 years ago
2:47 Little Audrey!!
FortegoLite 2 years ago
this was her only appearance in a cartoon which did not end up under Republic or Classic Media, since Time Warner owns the Popeye cartoons
NewAndImprovedToons 2 years ago
At 6:10- The one on the far left is Alan Ladd, on the far right is Ray Milland,amd the one next to him could be Robert Cummings,but I might be wrong on that one.
dowdy057 2 years ago
hey i know bing croaby and bob hoe but who were those other 3 guys
KDevine53 2 years ago
this is so0 boring her running for president lol
odieplo 2 years ago
So that's all we need to elect a female president? Blunt force trauma to the head..?
elfishimp 2 years ago 4
Why not? Sometimes it really is that simple. Of course the "blow" is nearly always nonphysical, but when the impact comes, you KNOW it makes sense.
PandaMishima 1 year ago
Olive rocked that pants suit....
ddpl365 2 years ago 3
olvie is so aguly
odieplo 2 years ago
that secretary of love really kicks butt don't he...
mzbobbi 2 years ago 2
The Hillary Clinton cartoon.
sidrad 2 years ago
Gee wiz, Big Pauley! While you may like to say our taxes will be less while the rich pay more, then explain to me why the rich guy who owns a business has to lay me off from my job! Looks like trickle up poverty to me, man. In the mean time I don't think Olive would stand for such nonsense either.
apparationsofmelody 2 years ago
I love that Popeye cartoon. It even has that sexy redhead young woman in her short skirt dress with the box that has 2 silkworms creating stockings on her legs. But it went below the knee instead of covering the entire bare legs.
Sharptooth100 2 years ago
she's got my vote! but that thing about 98% tax 4 bachelors...
UrskogTrolle 2 years ago 3
the most standard versions of the Famous popeye themes if you've seen hundreds of AAP.
CartoonCookie93 2 years ago
Funny, the one I hear more often is like what would be used as the basis for the KFS opening.
JMFabianoRPL 2 years ago
Interesting how it's the Donkeys who initially accept President Oyl!
PandaMishima 2 years ago 7
lol this is true
mzbobbi 2 years ago 2
2:43: Little Audrey makes a cameo.
bigpopparamma 2 years ago
Speaking of "lampposts like you've never seen", the street lights in Hershey, PA are shaped like Hershey Kisses!
They alternate between silver housings with a "Hershey" banner that look like wrapped Kisses and brown housings that look like opened Kisses.
OldsVistaCruiser 2 years ago 3
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locksmithite 2 years ago
Well, I'll support Obama, whatever I think of his politics, out of respect. What I don't like I'd oppose legally, and what more need be said. Olive's got a lot spunk!
PandaMishima 2 years ago
Funny how taxes are going DOWN on most of the country, but the GOP is STILL spreading the lie that Obma is RAISING taxes. If you aren't making $250K+ a year, you are paying LESS taxes. And trust, one day Rush will go too far (just like Howard Stern and Don Imus) and he WILL be off the air, if only for a short time... Please stop drinking the GOP kool-aid and think for yourself.
BigPauley 2 years ago 5
Someone needs to write a Bush version...
JMFabianoRPL 2 years ago
Good point, but then, I'm the only Repub I know who will respect Obama as our President. And last I saw, it's still legal to disagree with things the President says. As for protesting, I do remember my Civics 101. C'est la guerre.
PandaMishima 2 years ago 3
that is write obama is the president not her
odieplo 2 years ago
Something tells me Obama and Olive would get along just fine.
PandaMishima 2 years ago
women in politics.. lol! that would be the day!
thepts 2 years ago
Hey come on out from under your rock, THE DAY has arrived! :)
PandaMishima 2 years ago
The end title music to this short is the one heard at the end of A.A.P. prints of the other color Popeye cartoons.
Kartoonkid95 2 years ago
Nope, this was first released in January 1948, "ChuChu'. And note the "cameo" appearance, at 2:43-2:50, of Paramount's upcoming "Noveltoon" star Little Audrey (her first appearance was in "Santa's Surprise" in December '47)- she "replaced" "Little Lulu" on the Famous Studios production schedule{Mae Questel also provided HER voice, too!}.
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
nice Audrey cameo. that's like the second good cameo i've seen in the Popeye cartoons other than Betty Boop's in the first episode
scales78 3 years ago
thanks for posting this
bjc12566 3 years ago
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I think obama had a verse., - If I were President, If I were President,
I"d leave the black men without a care
and put them all on welfare
and make the white man pay with his last cent
If I were president
jbhuntsucks 3 years ago
AshburnStadium 2 years ago 2
lol. u got my vote! unless olive runs at the same time!
UrskogTrolle 2 years ago 2
This was something of a remake of an earlier Betty Boop from the early 30s. Different songs, but the "we accept it! we reject it!" bit was lifted directly.
merloon 3 years ago
I would have voted for Olive over Hillary anyday.
dreamboynyc2 3 years ago 11
if I'm not mistaken, this cartoon was done for the 1952 election which was actually won by Eisenhower
ChuChu353 3 years ago
The copyright date on this cartoon is 1948 (MCMXLVIII), which would have placed it right in the thick of the Harry S Truman/Thomas E. Dewey race.
AshburnStadium 2 years ago 4
You're right! My bad LOL
ChuChu353 2 years ago
1:23, One way to get someone to stop laughing. And damn effective, too.
NinjaGhostScorpion 3 years ago
I still remembered, "I'd pick up feminine morale and get a man for every gal" so funny, thanks for sharing it!!
memorylane4me 3 years ago
hahah!!! "We reject it! We accept it!" Same old elephants and donkeys all these years later!
zenzmurfy 3 years ago 24
@zenzmurfy Yup...60 years later.....they're STILL the party of NO!
Now back to the cartoons!
polybi5 1 year ago
better than today's cartoons. still good. the oldies r always better.
hangeygirl 3 years ago 20
@hangeygirl
alright granny
kilkolio 7 months ago
I read somewhere that the same lady (Mae Questel) who did the voice for Betty Boop (the cartoon from the 1930s) did Olive Oyl's voice too.
Younger viewers may remember the National Lampoon "Christmas Vacation" movie - Chevy Chase ushers into his living room Grandma (just before the cat is electocuted biting the Christmas lights on the Xmas tree) - that's Mae Questel.
RayLRiv 3 years ago
You're right, the voice of Olive Oyl for generations was Mae Questel - Aunt Bethany. "Christmas Vacation" was one of her last film roles.
ChuChu353 3 years ago
This is one of the rare Popeye cartoons where he didn't resort to spinach.
WhiteCamry 3 years ago 7
peppe,
i have been looking for this cartoon for years. where has it been and where did you find it?
thanks.
groovylou 3 years ago 2
I recorded it off the Boomerang channel with my DVD recorder/VCR.
PeppeRaskell1 3 years ago
cool,
i do not get the boomerang channel. as stupid as it may sound, i have emailed cartoon network and various cartoon sites looking for this particular one for a cpl years now with no luck.
thanks
frank
groovylou 3 years ago
we dont need youre comments...
rockygirl6 3 years ago
I loved your response to Tylovesagirl..ahah.
otzi08 3 years ago
Olive is the last person I'd vote for.
She's the definition of a dumb, well you know...
TyLovesAGirl 3 years ago
The end tag on this cartoon was used for all those AAP reissues of the color shorts from 1943-1955.
2005dave 3 years ago
Hey Little Audrey's in there!
-Henry
intothewoodsluver 3 years ago
Popeye changed his views in a hurry.
NinjaGhostScorpion 3 years ago
One of the few Famous Studios Popeyes that I personally like.
CDCB 3 years ago
Thanks for this video! I think I can guarantee that it's gonna get a LOT of showings! I'm gonna post it on my MySpace bulletins, along with Popeye For President, in a couple of weeks!
You posted this cartoon JUST in the nick of time! :)
Gernot2003 3 years ago
Hey, I was looking for this a week ago.. Thank you for the post!
Geekside 3 years ago
"Sold to America" - that's what Bill should have done for Hillary!
Pipe61 3 years ago
Yeah, instead we got Bush saying "Sold the REST of the world!"
Gernot2003 3 years ago 4
I mean, "Sold TO the REST of the world!" LOL :)
Gernot2003 3 years ago 3
"Sold to America" is a takeoff of the American Tobacco Company's old Lucky Strike commercial where a tobacco auctioneer finishes up bidding saying "Sold to the American!"
AshburnStadium 2 years ago 5
She has the most annoying voice!!! ^_^ LOL!!!
hermionehp14 3 years ago