Spinach Packin' Popeye

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1944 Popeye cartoon. The first Famous Studios cheater, with clips from "Popeye The Sailor Meets Sindbad The Sailor" and "Popeye The Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves". The clips do not have the sountrack re-recorded, so the voices in this short are Jack Mercer, Mae Questel and Gus Wickie (died 1938). Animation directed by Dave Tendlar, animation by Joe Oriolo, Johnny Gent, Morey Reden. This is the version that aired on "The Popeye Show", with original sountrack and reconstructed titles. Uncredited music by Sammy Timberg and Winston Sharples.
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Originally released on July 21, 1944.

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• popeye
• famous studios
• gus wickie
• cheater
• 1944
• paramount
• original titles

[MichaelHansenFUN]

i remember this as a child

popeye rules

[maciekur]

@Astraldragon1 Maybe she bet a lot of money on him and now she will have to sell her car to pay the rent or something... ;)

[PandaMishima]

I suppose you could Olive's finally taking some initiative here, telling Popeye off even if it is superficial (and a dream).

This could almost be the precursor to the 80s toon "Private Olive Oyl", where she and Alice the Goon do go into the army as WACs and do pretty well. "Popeye, my mind's still made up! A girl has to learn to do some things on her own, and I get tired of you always having to save me! If Bluto's in the Army they MUST be desperate!"

Purists may scoff, I'm a completist.

[Astraldragon1]

How Fickle can you get? he loses one fight and she is done with him. gezz who the hell needs her. anyone can have a off night..

[johnnieRad]

I Love Spinach