Popeye and Pals

I’m In the Army Now - 1936

After seeing Olive Oyl gaze spellbound at an Army poster picturing a handsome uniformed soldier, both Popeye and Bluto try to enlist.

The Paneless Window Washer - 1937

Popeye offers to wash windows in the office of his girl friend Olive Oyl, but plenty of excitement occurs when Bluto, the regular window-washer, becomes resentful and seeks revenge.

Whoops! I’m a Cowboy - 1937

Betty Boop's suitor takes cowboy lessons.

Baby Wants Spinach - 1950

Popeye tries to keep Swee'Pea out of harm's way at the zoo.

Moving Aweigh - 1944

Popeye and Shorty try to help Olive but stir up trouble with the police instead.

Lost and Foundry - 1937

Little Swee'pea wanders into a busy factory, and by luck just manages to escape being killed by various crushing, grinding and cutting machines.

Child Sockology - 1953

After a dinner party at Olive's goes awry, Popeye and Bluto alternate between fighting and protecting Swee'Pea from the chaos at a construction site.

Olive Oyl and Water Don’t Mix - 1942

No sooner do Popeye and his sea-going sidekick, Bluto, agree that "wimmin is bad luck," that Olive gallops up the gangplank of the battleship the boys are on.

Popeye Meets Hercules - 1948

Popeye challenges Hercules.

Baby Be Good - 1935

Betty Boop tells naughty Little Jimmy a corrective fairy tale.

Nix on Hypnotricks - 1941

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

Abusement Park - 1947

Popeye takes Olive to the carnival where he starts demonstrating his prowess on the bell-ringing machine. Bluto appears and proceeds to outdo him.

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.

The Hungry Goat - 1943

Popeye tries to prevent a hungry goat from eating all the metal on his Naval ship.

Her Honor the Mare - 1943

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

Betty Boop with Henry the Funniest Living American - 1935

Henry gets a job at Betty Boop's pet store.

Popeye and the Pirates - 1947

Popeye and Olive are captured by pirates.

Many Tanks - 1942

Popeye is in the Navy and Bluto is in the Army, but Bluto is confined to camp limits.

All’s Fair At the Fair - 1947

Bluto, the daring hot air balloon rider, catches the eye of Olive at a carnival, much to Popeye's chagrin.

Wotta Nitemare - 1939

Popeye has a nightmare in which he is unable to save Olive Oyl from Bluto.

Patriotic Popeye - 1957

Popeye is enjoying watering his patriotic garden on July 4 when he catches his nephews attempting to light fireworks.

Royal Four Flusher - 1947

Bluto the Magician steal Olive away from Popeye in the park.

Betty Boop’s Rise to Fame - 1934

A reporter interviews Max Fleischer about his creation, Betty Boop.

Double-Cross Country Race - 1951

Popeye competes in a cross-country auto race against an opponent who has a high-powered streamlined streak of a car.

Nurse-Mates - 1940

Popeye and Bluto vie with each other over caring for Swee'pea while Olive visits the beauty parlor.

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.

Let’s Celebrake - 1938

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

On With the New - 1938

Betty Boop quits her job as overworked short-order cook to run an automated baby-care center.

Choose Your ‘Weppins’ - 1935

A prisoner escapes and goes into Popeye and Olive Oyl's pawn shop.

A Dream Walking - 1934

Popeye and Bluto are awaken from their sleep by the sound of Olive Oyl sleepwalking.

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.