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026 The King of Mardi Gras 1935.ia.mp4 download 64.0M 030 A Clean Shaven Man 1936.ia.mp4 download 026 The King of Mardi Gras 1935.ia.mp4: 01-Mar-2024 04:04: popeye-colorized-collection_archive.torrent: 29-Feb-2024 16:11: 26.7K: popeye-colorized-collection King of the Mardi Gras is Popeye's 26th theatrical cartoon, released by Fleischer Studios in 1935, notable as the first one where Popeye is voiced by Jack Mercer. It features Popeye, Olive Oyl, Wimpy (in a non-speaking bit part) and Bluto as the titular antagonist. The cartoon begins with a panorama of revelers at Coney Island. Gradually, we see banners proclaiming 'Bluto the Great Found these 13 in German Strong To The Finich (1934) xxxxxxxx Pleased To Meet Cha! (1935) King Of The Mardi Gras (1935) The Spinach Overture (1935) Vim, Vigor, And Vitaliky (1936) Hold The Wire (1936) Leave Well Enough Alone (1939) Goonland (1938) Stealin' Ain't Honest (1940) Be Kind To "Aminals" (1935) Axe Me Another (1934) Many Tanks (1942) The Man On The Flying Trapeze (1934) Computer Colorized Versions Don't Exist As Of 2000 Redrawn Colorized Popeye The Sailor (1933) I Yam What I Yam (1933) Blow Me Down (1933) I Eats My Spinach (1933) Seasin's Greetinks! (1933) Wild Elephinks (1933) Sock-A-Bye Baby (1934) Let's You And Him Fight (1934) The Man On The Flying Trapeze (1934) Can You Take It (1934) Shoein' Hosses (1934) Plot Summary:Dive into carnival hilarity in "Popeye - King of the Mardi Gras," a classic animated short. When Popeye finds himself at the heart of Mardi Gras Popeye the Sailor 027 - King Of The Mardi Gras - Fleischer Studios Cartoons HD Popeye S03E09 -King of the Mardi Gras 1935. Popeye the Sailor. Follow. Like Bookmark Share. Add to Playlist. Report. 3 years ago; Popeye S03E09 -King of the Mardi Watch Popeye The Sailor Man - King of the mardi gras - Cartoons1 on Dailymotion A Mardi Gras celebration, looking pretty much like any carnival. Bluto is a strongman, claiming to be King of the Mardi Gras, and drawing a large crowd. Popeye, nearby, claims only, "I yam what I yam," and has no crowd, but still draws Bluto's wrath. King Of The Mardi Gras King Of The Mardi Gras (1935) - Popeye the Sailor Theatrical Cartoon Series. BCDB Rating: 4.5 / 5 Stars from 4 users. Vote Now! King of the Mardi Gras: Directed by Dave Fleischer, Dave Tendlar. With Jack Mercer, Mae Questel, Gus Wicke. A Mardi Gras celebration, looking pretty much like any carnival. King of the Mardi Gras. Studio: Fleischer Studio: Popeye takes on Bluto at a circus sideshow in order to win the title's prize. Color Type: Black and White MY BOOKS: What's your review of the 1935 Popeye the Sailor Man animated cartoon short film King of the Mardi Gras? It's directed "Popeye king of the Mardi Gras" (1935), de Dave FleischerProyección en 16mmBuenos Aires, Argentina During a Mardi Gras festival, Popeye and Bluto have competing performances on neighboring stages and vie for the attention of the crowd. The duo involve Olive Oyl in their acts before taking the rivalry to a roller coaster where they duke it out. Olive ends up safely in the arms of Popeye, who temporarily forgets his theme music and melodically declares himself King of the Mardi Gras. (Trivia: As most Popeye-philes know, this was the first cartoon in which Popeye's voice was contributed by Jack Mercer. Mercer was a Fleischer animator who imitated Popeye's previous voice-man, Bill Popeye and Bluto strive for the title King of the Mardi Gras with the best man winning the title and Olive Oyl. Animation Sep 27, 1935 8 min Prime Video TV-PG Although the title mentions Mardi Gras, Bluto sings that his realm is Coney, as in Island, New York. The background would also indicate a boardwalk amusement park. The annual Mardi Gras celebration at Coney Island began in 1903 and lasted until 1954. Olive ends up safely in the arms of Popeye, who temporarily forgets his theme music and melodically declares himself King of the Mardi Gras. (Trivia: As most Popeye-philes know, this was the first cartoon in which Popeye's voice was contributed by Jack Mercer. Mercer was a Fleischer animator who imitated Popeye's previous voice-man, Bill
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