Beach Peach

Beach Peach

May 12, 1950 Theatrical Series Popeye the Sailor

Studio
Famous Studios
Distributor
Paramount Studios

Synopsis

Lifeguard Bluto interrupts Popeye and Olive's fun on the beach.

Characters

Popeye, Lifeguard (possibly Bluto), Olive Oyl

Credits

Directing

Director
Seymour Kneitel

Writing

Writer
Larry Riley, Larz Bourne

Voices

Voice
Jack Mercer (Popeye), Mae Questel (Olive Oyl), Jackson Beck (Bluto)

Music

Music
Winston Sharples

Animation

Animator
Tom Johnson, Frank Endres

Crew

Scenics
Tom Ford

Production notes

Bluto appears here clean-shaven.

Pictures

Reviews

Beach Peach

BlutoApril 14, 2003

Olive Oyl, in her Famous Studios' glamour girl mode, visits the beach where a handsome hunk, in the Famous Studios' handsome hunk mold, is the lifeguard. So you know sparks will fly between them and that poor Popeye will be in trouble. This is a great cartoon featuring romance and laughs, such as the tattoos on the lifeguard's chest blasting Popeye across the beach, Olive's wild skiing experience, and Popeye administering "artificial perspiration". "

Beach Peach

sparkiApril 13, 2001

A summer delight! One of my favorites since I was growing up. Some fans think the lifeguard is a beardless blond Bluto, other fans say he's a different guy entirely, but he DEFINITELY had a Gordonian (as in MacRae) quality to his looks, and I liked how Olive came on to him, "Oooh, Mister Lifeguard!" You get the feeling the raven-haired cutie would have wound up with him if he didn't pull his swimming-pool stunt. A definite 5-canner!"