Princeton Public Library

Popeye the sailor, 1941-1943

eng

videorecording

Popeye the sailor

DVD

236490049

255

Contains 32 original theatrical shorts remastered and unedited from the original masters

Disc 1. Problem pappy (conversations with historian Jerry Beck and Steven Waldman, son of director/animator Myron Waldman) -- Quiet! Pleeze -- Olive's sweepstake ticket -- Flies ain't human -- Popeye meets Rip Van Winkle (conversations with historian Jerry Beck and Steven Waldman, son of director/animator Myron Waldman) -- Olive's boithday presink -- Child psykolojiky -- Pest pilot -- I'll never crow again -- The mighty Navy -- Nix on hypnotricks -- Kickin' the conga round -- Blunder below -- Fleets of stren'th -- Pip-Eye, Pup-Eye, Poop-Eye an' Peep-Eye -- Olive Oyl and water don't mix -- Special features (3 Popeye popumentaries): Directing the sailor: the art of Myron Waldman; Popeye: the mighty ensign; Pip-Eye, Pup-Eye, Poop-Eye an' Peep-Eye: chips off the old salt -- From the vault (3 out of the Inkwell shorts): The clown's little brother (1920); The cartoon factory (1924); Koko needles the boss (1927)Disc 2. Many tanks -- Baby wants a bottleship -- You're a sap, Mr. Jap -- Alone on the Sarong seas -- A hull of a mess -- Scrap the Japs -- Me musical nephews (commentary by directors John Kricfalusi and Eddie Fitzgerald and cartoonist Kali Fontecchio) -- Spinach fer Britain -- Seein' red, white 'n' blue (commentary by animator Mark Kausler) -- Too weak to work (commentary by director Bob Jacques) -- A jolly good furlough -- Ration fer the duration -- The hungry goat (commentary by historian Jerry Beck) -- Happy birthdaze -- Wood-peckin' -- Cartoons ain't human -- Special features: Forging the frame: the roots of animation, 1921-1930 (retrospective documentary); Finding his voice (1929) (from the vault-Western Electric short)

animation

Popeye the sailor, Vol. 3