Popeye : The Man on the Flying Trapeze
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These cartoons are done better than anything made today and they had no computers to help them, either.
In "those days" movie theaters, at least in big markets, were all owned by the movie companies; going to smaller markets where there were more independent theaters, their patrons clearly preferred Popeye 2-1 over Mickey Mouse who, by this time, was also in color!
SatchmoSings 1 month ago
I love this cartoon but I don't like the way Olive Oyl is treated at the end; Popeye should have caught her.
Still, the thing that is so great about this cartoon is the music and the way the whole thing is done "in time;" quite remarkable.
I also like the way the tuba and guitar players switch to string bass and banjo at the climax; all very well done.
SatchmoSings 1 month ago
tout simplement génial^^
scarletttarleton 1 month ago
gotta love the classics
GAPSYO3O 1 month ago
this was always my fav episode!
RainbowHippieStar 1 month ago
Holy crap. I've had this song stuck in my head since I was 3 or 4. lol.
beefermatic 1 month ago
In Segar's original "Thimble Theater" strip (before Popeye's introduction in January 1929), 'MrColigings', the main charcaters were Olive, Castor {brother}, Cole and Nana {parents} Oyl, and her boyfriend, Ham Gravy. Ham vanished in 1930, as Popeye became the "star" of the strip [the title became "Thimble Theater starring Popeye"].
fromthesidelines 3 months ago
@fromthesidelines Wasn't her father named Cole and her brother named Castor? I think she had another suitor, a guy named Ham Sandwich. Interestingly, they were all in the live action movie. They even gave Castor a bigger part than Wimpy.
MrColigings 3 months ago
@supersims796 There was always Betty Boop.
MrColigings 3 months ago
@supersims796 amen brother!!! what is it with this skinny bitch anyway?!
Fishheadmama 5 months ago