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Cartoon Summary:
Olive is busy when Popeye comes calling with flowers, so she asks him to take Swee'pea to the zoo. The adventurous infant escapes his stroller and his guardian for... (more)
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This cartoon marks the first appearance of Swee'pea. The cartoon includes real miniature buildings behind the animation to give the viewing experience added realism. Complete title: "Popeye the... (more)
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Comments By: TJStL2004 |
Popeye wanted Olive Oyl to go to the zoo with him, but instead, Popeye got stuck with the Devil's favorite baby, Swee'Pea. In this soap opera of a cartoon, Swee'Pea was playing with elephants, alligators, hippos and a leopard. But, when Popeye... (read more)
0 of 2 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: dingdog |
Hey, how come the Famous Studios people dropped Swee'pea from the Popeye series???
Hilarious & inventive--this film & "Lost & Foundling" are the perfect examples of an innocent infant getting into life-threatening situations,... (read more)
Hilarious & inventive--this film & "Lost & Foundling" are the perfect examples of an innocent infant getting into life-threatening situations,... (read more)
1 of 4 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: dingdog |
TERRIFIC, terrific. This and "Lost and Foundry" are the perfect examples of an innocent infant narrowly escaping life-threatening situations, and his guardian getting the worst of it.
I should add, too, that Swee'pea was a far better son... (read more)
I should add, too, that Swee'pea was a far better son... (read more)
2 of 5 people found this comment useful
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