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1948
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In this musical, two young people inherit their foster father's nightclub. The joint teeters on the brink of bankruptcy...
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1944
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The last of the Superman cartoons produced by the actual Fleischer studios, Terror on the Midway opens as reporter Clark...
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1942
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There are no volcanoes near the great city of Metropolis, but when word comes that a long-dormant volcano in the South...
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1942
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As Electronic Earthquake opens, the viewer sees a strange cable that flows into the harbor near Metropolis. The cable slinks...
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1942
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An excited astronomer presents to the world his new creation, a magnetic telescope that exerts tremendous pull upon objects...
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1942
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The city of Metropolis is under siege by a nefarious group of terrorists that go by the moniker of the Bulleteers (because of...
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1942
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Explorers near the North Pole make a startling discovery: a perfectly preserved prehistoric dinosaur-like animal, frozen in...
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1942
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The third in series of classic Fleischer Superman cartoons, Billion Dollar Limited starts with heavily armed guards keeping...
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1942
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Sailors Popeye and Bluto have agreed to swear off "dames" forever--but all this changes when civilian Olive Oyl (in a most...
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1942
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Popeye prepares dinner for his lookalike nephews Pip-eye, Pup-eye, Poop-eye and Peep-eye. The kids get through the soup all...
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1942
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Attached to the Army Tank Corps, G.I. Bluto cooks up several schemes to go AWOL, all of which fail spectacularly. Spotting...
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1942
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While Olive goes shopping, she leaves baby Swee'pea in the care of Navy man Popeye, currently assigned to the gigantic...
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1942
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Old salt Popeye is still having trouble adjusting to the Wartime navy. He is particularly incompetent when it comes to...
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1942
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On shore leave in South America, Popeye looks forward to visiting his girlfirend Olivia Oyla--actually Olive Oyl with an...
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1942
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The Mechanical Monsters is the second in the famous Fleischer series of Superman cartoons and contains two notable...
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While trying to take an afternoon nap, Popeye is pestered by a pack of pesky houseflies. Using "pipe power",he manages to...
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Two years after the release of Gulliver's Travels, the Fleischer brothers produced Hoppity Goes to Town, their second...
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Inspired by Popeye's bedtime story about "George Washlincoln" and the cherry tree, Swee'pea takes his little hatchet, cuts a...
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1941
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Frustrated over a lack of customers, sinister hypnotist I. Stare decides to pick a name from the phone book and put that...
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Popeye is slowly being driven crazy by his 99-year-old Pappy's second childhood. The limit finally comes when, while...
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Wearing his familiar all-white uniform for the first time, veteran sailor Popeye has joined the U.S. Navy in anticipation of...
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1941
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1941
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Wandering through a quaint Swiss village, Popeye comes face to face with the legendary archer William Tell. When Popeye asks...
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1941
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When her vegetable garden is invaded by a pack of cocky crows, Olive tries to shoo them away, only to be pelted with...
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1941
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Popeye is determined to buy Olive a bear-skin coat for her birthday, but all furrier G. Geezil can offer him is a knockoff...
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1941
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The owner and head pilot of an "air-conditioned" airport, Popeye is pestered by his 99-year-old Pappy, who insists upon...
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1941
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After receiving a phone call that she holds a winning sweepstakes ticket (number 86252), Olive Oyl frantically searches her...
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Popeye and Bluto arrive at the home of Olive Oyl, hoping to escort her to a movie. Olive accepts the invitation--but first,...
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1940
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Arriving at the Spinach Theater to star in a musical version of "Romeo and Juliet", that eminent tragedian Bluto discovers...
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1940
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1940
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Using an old treasure map as their guide, Popeye and Olive Oyl set sail for Olive's secret gold mine (so "secret" that a huge...
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1940
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1940
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After a false start in 1937's Goonland, Popeye's 99-year-old father Poopdeck Pappy makes his "official" cartoon debut in...
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Despite the fact that he's 99 years old, Poopdeck Pappy insists upon going out on the town very night, forcing his son...
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1940
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1940
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Its title notwithstanding, this cartoon represents the third cartoon appearance of Eugene the Jeep, the impish,...
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1940
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While Popeye sits on the deck of his boat knitting a new anchor chain, Olive Oyl arrives to show off her new pet goldfish....
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1940
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Upon learning that his sweetheart Olive Oyl has left him for a cowboy, Popeye heads Way Out West in his "prairie schooner."...
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1940
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After years of courting his sweetheart Olive Oyl, Popeye finally works up the nerve to pop the question. Coyly, Olive sends...
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This cartoon confirms what we've suspected all along: Deep down inside, those eternal antagonists Popeye and Bluto are...
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A valuable railroad franchise is the grand prize in the race between Popeye's "Onion Pacific" locomotive and Bluto's "Sudden...
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Racing breathlessly into Popeye's living room, Olive Oyl shows him a newspaper bearing the headline VAUDEVILLE COMING BACK!...
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1940
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Popeye and Bluto are rival penny-arcade owners who knock themselves (and each other) out trying to attract patrons. Alas,...
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1939
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1939
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As Olive Oyl reads a ghost story to Popeye and Bluto, the two antagonists suffer in silence, each wishing that the other...
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1939
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Popeye undergoes a whale of an identity crisis when, while en route to Olive Oyl's house for a hamburger dinner, he comes...
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1939
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This hilariously self-reflective "Popeye" cartoon is built around the title song, originally written for the 1937 Bing...
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1939
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Feeling sorry for the cute caged animals in Olive Oyl's pet shop, Popeye pulls out a huge wad of cash and buys out the entire...
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1939
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1939
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1939
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After giving his "adoptid infink" Swee'pea a spanking (albeit a very gentle one), Popeye sends the naughty youngster to bed...
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1939
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The third and last of the two-reeler Popeye cartoons, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp starts out with a framing device. Olive...
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1939
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In this Freudian delight, Popeye suffers a terrible nightmare in which he goes on a picnic in the clouds with an angelic...
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1939
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1939
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A tall, slender Betty Boop is in charge of an automobile hospital, where cars are treated like human beings. After singing...
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1939
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1939
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An unusually tall and slender Betty Boop is enchanted by an organ grinder's monkey--so much so that she invites the...
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1939
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1939
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Try though he might, Popeye cannot avoid a surly police officer who keeps handing him tickets for various traffic...
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1938
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1938
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While working in her kitchen, Olive notices that there's a tiny leak in one of the water pipes. As the leak gets bigger and...
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1938
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Popeye sets sail in search of his long-lost Pappy, who deserted our hero when he was a mere "infink". The search takes Popeye...
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1938
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1938
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Throwing caution to the winds, Popeye takes it upon himself to teach Olive Oyl how to roller-skate. Unfortunately, Olive...
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Demanding that Popeye learn to behave like a gentleman, Olive forces him to enroll in the school of etiquette run by...
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1938
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Volunteer firemen Popeye and Wimpy arrive just a wee bit too late to save Olive Oyl's house from burning to the ground....
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1938
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One of "Popeye" creator E.C. Segar's most memorable characters, the magical orchid-eating dog known as "The Jeep", makes its...
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When Olive Oyl coldly informs him that she doesn't love him anymore, Popeye tries to win her back by pretending to be...
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1938
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Political correctness is hardly a consideration in this episode, which opens with Indian Chief Ugh-Amugh-Ugh declaring to his...
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1938
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We've come a long way from the 1933 cartoon I Eats My Spinach, in which Popeye reduced a charging bull to a variety of...
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1938
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1938
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1938
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In the spirit of the Christmas season, traditional enemies Popeye and Bluto bury the hatchet, don their swankiest attire,...
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1938
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In her late-1930s "tall and slim" mode, Betty Boop is a combination cook and dishwasher at "Ye Olde Quaint Coffee Potte"...
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1938
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1938
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Sea captain Popeye refuses to allow Olive Oyl on board his ship, because "wimmen is a jinx." Unfortunately, Olive is...
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1938
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1937
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1937
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Little Swee'pea just won't stop crying, and Olive Oyl is at her wit's end in her efforts to quiet the baby down. Popeye and...
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1937
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We're at the busy Hott-Air Airport, where Olive Oyl has closed down her lunch counter and deserted her sweetheart Popeye in...
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1937
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Popeye is mortified when Olive Oyl forces him to take her sissified dog Fluffy for a walk--so much so that he goes to great...
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1937
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Just before heading off to sea, Popeye leaves Olive with a talking parrot that he hopes will remind her of him while he's...
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1937
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In his efforts to convince Swee'pea to eat his spinach, Popeye flashes back to his own childhood, when he played a game of...
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1937
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The second two-reeler Popeye cartoon finds the spinach-promoting sailor as a member of the Coast Guard near an unspecified...
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1937
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1937
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Betty Boop is thrilled when her new fox fur arrives in the mail. However, her pet dog Pudgy is disgusted: he not only thinks...
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1937
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1937
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It's baseball season, and Popeye's Pirates square off for their traditional game against Bluto's Bears. Evidently unable to...
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1937
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1937
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The scene is an apartment courtyard, where all the residents are grooving on the music provided by organ-grinder Wimpy, and...
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1937
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In her popular live stage show (rated "4 and 7/8 stars", according to the theater marquee), Betty Boop sings "Down in Our...
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The story takes place at the "Sweet Art Studio", owned and operated by painter Bluto and sculptor Popeye. New customer Olive...
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1937
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One of the best of the "high and dizzy" Popeye cartoons, this one begins as professional window-washer Bluto creates some...
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1937
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The inimitable Grampy runs for Mayor, with Betty Boop singing his praises. Narrowing winning the election by one vote (out of...
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1937
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1937
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Goofy little Wiffle Piffle tries his luck as a door-to-door salesman, but his chances for success appear to be slim to none...
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1937
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Popeye and Bluto are both sweet on nurse Olive Oyl, but she won't let them anywhere near the hospital where she works. The...
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1937
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The quintessential "Swee'pea in danger" cartoon, this one is set at the Useless Manufacturing Company. While factory worker...
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1937
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Betty Boop's dog Pudgy idolizes the cocky dalmatian at the local firehouse, dreaming of becoming a "fire-dog" himsel. Imagine...
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1937
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On this occasion, Olive Oyl is the leader of a pacifist movement, singing the praises of "Brotherly Love" to a huge stadium...
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1936
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Otto Soglow's popular comic-strip characer "The Little King" had already appeared in his own cartoon series for Van Beuren...
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1936
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Evidently inspired by the recent completion of New York's George Washington Bridge, this cartoon begins with motorist Popeye...
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The "Colossal Carnival" comes to town, and Betty Boop is all set to take little Junior to the big show. Alas, a thunderstorm...
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1936
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In this "Betty Boop" cartoon, Betty shares the spotlight with James Swinnerton's popular comic strip character "Little...
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1936
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1936
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When Olive declares that she's just "crazy" about a man in uniform, Popeye and Bluto rush to the nearest Army recruiting...
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1936
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To prove that he can be just as "romantical" as the next guy, Popeye phones his sweetie Olive and recites some of his own...
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1936
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1936
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"Oh, I'm so excited/Ha-cha-cha hey hey!/I'm packing up my troubles/'Cause I'm movin' today". So sings Olive Oyl as she packs...
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1936
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Ambling past a municipal swimming pool, Popeye and Bluto are both so entranced by "bathing beauty" Olive Oyl that they...
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1936
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While playing in his backyard, Betty Boop's dog Pudgy meets a snooty, pampered female dog owned by wealthy next door...
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1936
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In a clever twist on the standard formula, it is Olive Oyl who eats the spinach and fights for her man Popeye in this...
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1936
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This cartoon marks the screen debut of Popeye's "adoptid infink" Swee'Pea, whose actual parentage is of course neither...
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1936
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It may be a "Popeye" cartoon, but the real star of this show is the inimitable J. Wellington Wimpy, who opens the proceedings...
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1936
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1936
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Max Fleischer's "stereoscopic" process is shown to good advantage in this cartoon, wherein Betty Boop and her dog Pudge are...
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1936
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The first Popeye cartoon produced in color, Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor was also the longest Fleischer...
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Café waitress Olive Oyl prefers the company of "a clean-shaven man"; alas, both Popeye and Bluto are in dire need of a shave...
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Singing the praises of his new roadster, Popeye pulls up in front of Olive Oyl's house and offers to give her a ride. At the...
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1936
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Yodelling their way through a "multiplane" background of snowy mountain tops, Popeye and Bluto show up at the home of Olive...
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Betty Boop wants to give her pet dog Pudgy a bath. Pudgy doesn't want to take a bath. There! That's the entire plot of this...
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Salvage divers Popeye and Bluto team up to recover a treasure from a shipwreck on the ocean floor. Though they'd agreed to...
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1935
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1935
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The elongated title of this "Betty Boop" cartoon refers to "Henry", the popular comic strip created by Carl Anderson. In the...
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1935
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Attending a football game with Popeye, Olive becomes enamored of brawny team captain Bluto--so much so that she hops on the...
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1935
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"Professor" Popeye runs an exercise gymnasium for ladies, which happens to be right next door to a cheap cabaret owned by...
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This festive entry opens with a lusty rendition of the title song, written by Bob Rothberg and performed by the eponymous...
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This landmark cartoon opens with a live-action sequence, in which a little boy purchases a "Adventures of Popeye" comic book...
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1935
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It's a real battle of the bands when Popeye's rag-tag symphony orchestra (including Olive Oyl on harp and Wimpy on...
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1935
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Tired of cleaning his dingy apartment and burning his dinner, Popeye decides that it's time to get a wife. He heads down to a...
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1935
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While Popeye and Olive are peacefully feeding pigeons in the park, sadistic junk dealer Bluto is cruelly abusing his...
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1935
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While police officer Wimpy is distracted by a hamburger display, his prisoner, a smarmy "gentleman" thief, slips out of his...
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1935
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Popeye and Olive attend a performance by the celebrated stage magician Bluto. Swept up in the excitement, Olive agrees to go...
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Olive is flattered when both Popeye and Bluto come a-courting, but she gets quickly fed up by the two rivals' constant...
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1935
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Pulling into port after a long sea voyage, Popeye proposes to his girl friend Olive Oyl, only to be informed that she loves...
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After performing this cartoon's title song before a packed audience, popular singer Betty Boop climbs into her private...
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After being annoyed by a variety of "typical" urban pests, Betty arrives at the local courthouse, where she works as clerk....
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While picnicking on a deserted beach, Popeye, Olive and Wimpy decide to "investigake" the wreckage of an old sailing vessel....
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1934
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Proprietors of a small restaurant, Popeye and Olive introduce themselves by singing the cartoon's title song, written by Jack...
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1934
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The "kinder, gentler" Popeye of the mid-1930s begins to emerge in this cartoon, which takes place at a children's health...
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1934
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After firing the incompetent Wimpy, Olive Oyl, the owner of "Ye Blacksmith Shoppe", advertises for a new assistant: "Must be...
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1934
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In the first of Popeye's "comic operas", the spinach-eating sailor docks his ship in the middle of a busy street, then heads...
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1934
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In this classic "high-and-dizzy" Popeye cartoon, Olive Oyl goes sleepwalking in the middle of the night, climbing out of her...
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1934
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Yank-'Em Stadium is filled to capacity in anticipation of the big fight between Bluto the Champ and Popeye the Sailor....
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1934
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Popeye and Bluto are volunteer firemen in this one, with Popeye working for "Company D" and Bluto employed next door at...
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1934
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While taking care of a pugnacious little baby (not Swee'pea), Popeye goes to extreme lengths to lull the child to sleep. In...
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After rescuing lumber-camp cook Olive Oyl from a watery grave, Popeye is enraged to discover that she has been booted from...
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1934
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1934
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This "Popeye" cartoon is a loose reworking of the earlier Fleischer classic Bimbo's Initiation. Hoping to impress nurse Olive...
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1934
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1934
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While working on an "Alice in Wonderland" jigsaw puzzle, Betty Boop falls asleep, and promptly dreams her way not only into...
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Escorting a formally-attired Olive Oyl, Popeye enters a dance contest judged by J. Wellington Wimpy--who uses a lever to...
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This curious theatrical "filler" consists of a lengthy excerpt from Popeye the Sailor, the 1933 "Betty Boop" cartoon in...
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This clever "cheater" begins with a live-action sequence, in which animator Max Fleischer is being interviewed by a newspaper...
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Washed ashore on a heavily foliated island, Popeye, Olive and Wimpy (in his cartoon debut) make themselves at home in a...
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Popeye escorts Olive Oyl to a rodeo, where most of the spectators are anthropomorphic animals (a holdover from Fleischer's...
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Betty Boop's 43rd cartoon opens in the palace of the vain and wicked Queen, who of course is engaged in her favorite pastime...
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In this early-1930s precursor to the cult TV series Lost, Popeye and Olive Oyl find themselves shipwrecked on a jungle...
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Popeye makes his first-ever screen appearance in Fleischer Studio's 1933 animated short Popeye the Sailor. Originally...
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Bimbo and Koko are among the contestants in a big auto race, where all the funny animals in Fleischer-land are in attendance...
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Gingerly plowing a course through several high snowdrifts, Popeye arrives at the home of Olive Oyl, where he presents her...
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On shore leave in Mexico, Popeye makes a beeline to a local cantina, where his girlfriend Olive Oyl is working as a dancer...
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Assisted by Koko the Clown, "Professor" Bimbo has gone into the fortune-telling business. A very stylish Betty Boop shows up...
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Assisted by ticket-taker Bimbo the Dog and product-demonstrator Koko the Clown, Betty Boop stages a "Big Invention Show."...
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