Popeye and Pals

Shakespearian Spinach - 1940

Popeye replaces Bluto as the lead opposite Olive in a benefit performance of Romeo and Juliet.

You Gotta Be a Football Hero - 1935

Olive and Popeye are spectators at a football game in which Bluto leads a team composed of large husky players against a team of small thin players.

Nix on Hypnotricks - 1941

Popeye's nemesis is a leering hypnotist who attempts to lure Olive Oyl to his home.

Let’s Celebrake - 1938

Popeye, Bluto, Olive and her Grandma are in a dance contest.

The Jeep - 1938

Popeye and the Jeep, his magical pet, visit Olive and learn Swee'pea has crawled out of his crib and disappeared.

Quiet! Pleeze - 1941

Popeye starts a one-man anti-noise campaign when his Pappy suffers that "morning-after" feeling and street sounds aggravate it.

Toreadorable - 1953

When Olive is impressed by toreador Bluto at a bullfight, Popeye steps in the ring to fight the bull himself.

Betty Boop and Grampy - 1935

Betty Boop and others attend Grampy's party.

Plumbing Is a “Pipe” - 1938

Popeye visits Olive Oyl and discovers her home in turmoil because of a broken water pipe.

Protek the Weakerist - 1937

Olive asks Popeye to walk her dog, but he's embarrassed by Flyppy.

King of the Mardi Gras - 1935

Popeye and Bluto strive for the title "King of the Mardi Gras," with the best man winning the title and Olive Oyl.

Her Honor the Mare - 1943

Popeye's nephews decide to take a horse home when it's rejected by a glue factory.

A Date to Skate - 1938

It's Olive's first visit to a skating rink, and Popeye accidentally crashes into the pillar to which she is clinging. Popeye manages to rescue Olive in an amusing climax.

A Jolly Good Furlough - 1943

Popeye's four little nephews welcome him back from the war zone with a home front defense drill that nearly wrecks him.

The Impractical Joker - 1937

Betty Boop's baking is interrupted by her obnoxious practical-joking cousin.

Cartoons Ain’t Human - 1943

Popeye creates his own cartoon idea and casts himself as the hero and Olive as the heroine in a spoof of an old-fashioned melodrama.

I’ll Be Skiing Ya - 1947

Popeye and Olive go skiing, and ski instructor Bluto tries to break them up.

Hold the Wire - 1936

Bluto's sneaky work over the telephone wires leading to Olive's home gets Popeye in trouble with her.

No, No, A Thousand Times No - 1935

Betty Boop and Freddie appear on stage in a melodrama.

Hospitaliky - 1937

Nurse Olive Oyl tells Popeye and Bluto that she cannot take care of them unless they are really hurt.

Pudgy Takes a Bow-Wow - 1937

Betty Boop's stage show takes a new turn when Pudgy the pup and his feline enemy get into the act.

Farmer and the Belle - 1950

Popeye and Bluto compete for the position of farmhand on Olive's farm.

You’re Not Built That Way - 1936

Pudgy the pup tries to emulate a tough bulldog, but Betty Boop sings him the error of his ways.

Symphony In Spinach - 1948

Singer Olive Oyl needs an accompanist, and both Popeye and Bluto apply for the job.

The Organ Grinder’s Swing - 1937

Wimpy, an organ grinder, is entertaining Popeye and Olive Oyl with some sweet music when Bluto interferes and the battle is on.

Tops in the Big Top - 1945

Popeye's circus act is jeopardized when Bluto wants Olive.

Sock a Bye Baby - 1934

Popeye tries to keep a sleeping baby from waking up and crying.

Popeye Meets Rip Van Winkle - 1941

Popeye takes pity on old Rip, who doesn't appreciate the sailor's interest in him.

Popeye Meets William Tell - 1949

Popeye has need of his spinach when he poses as William Tell's son for the big apple-shooting contest, especially when he finds that the old man's aim isn't what it used to be!