Jitterbug Jive (1950)
Olive has invited the boys over, but finds Popeye old-fashioned compared to the zoot-suited Bluto. Popeye wants to dance a waltz, pull taffy, play pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey and croquet, and bob for apples, but Olive turns up her nose at all these as Bluto sabotages them. Finally, Bluto pours quick-drying cement in the apple water and drives off with Olive. Popeye, encased in cement, rolls downhill into a vegetable shop, right next to a bin of spinach. Good thing, because Bluto's getting fresh in a very old-fashioned way. A zoot-suited Popeye stops him, and gets the girl.
Director: Bill Tytla
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Jack Mercer as Popeye (voice) (uncredited) |
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Mae Questel as Olive Oyl (voice) (uncredited) |
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Jackson Beck as Bluto (voice) (uncredited) |
| Directing | Bill Tytla | Director |
| Visual Effects | Harvey Patterson | Animation |
| Visual Effects | George Germanetti | Animation |
| Writing | Jack Mercer | Story |
| Visual Effects | George Germanetti | Animation Director |
| Crew | Lloyd Hallock, Jr. | Scenic Artist |
| Writing | Carl Meyer | Story |
| Sound | Winston Sharples | Music |
