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I've done some "restoration" work on this copy, repaired the sound and corrected the colors.
Sorry about the error from 0:36 to 0:46 I didn't notice.

The prettier version of Olive Oyl makes her debut in this cartoon. By the end of 1946, the Segar design will wanish from Popeye cartoons.
The plot contains elements from "A Dream Walking" and "Lost And Foundry".
Lou Zukor's only credit on a Popeye cartoon at Famous.

Supervised by Kneitel. Animation directed by Graham Place.
Credited animator: Lou Zukor
Uncredited animation by Marty Taras and MAYBE Gordon Whittier
Written by Bill Turner and Otto Messmer, creator of Felix the Cat.
Music by Sammy Timberg.
The last time Jack Mercer voices Popeye until "Rocket to Mars". Other voices by Jackson Beck and Mae Questel (Bluto and Olive).
Released on August 24, 1945 in Technicolor.
Original titles and open/end music replaced by AAP in 1956.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• popeye
• olive oyl
• paramount
• famous studios
• seymour kneitel
• jack mercer
• 1945

[XNeSkUnX]

which is the last work from sammy timberg in paramount cartoons?

[ParamountCartoons]

@XNeSkUnX

It is unknown.

[TeamRocket2010]

I like Sammy Timburg's music better than Winston Sharples' music.

[nimrodius]

Louis Zukor was credited for the Popeye short "Nurse Mates"

[XNeSkUnX]

@Uncutcartoons247 in the 1944 noveltoon yankee doodle donkey sammy timberg was credited in the music

[Uncutcartoons247]

@ParamountCartoons I always thought that it was No mutton Fer Nuttin and then Winston Sharples took over from there. or is that just for Noveltoons....

[TeamRocket2010]

Bluto disliked this.

[flipside1545]

great job buddy!!! thanks!