Quiet! Pleeze

Quiet! Pleeze

February 7, 1941 Theatrical Series Popeye the Sailor

Studio
Fleischer Studios
Distributor
Paramount Studios

Synopsis

Poopdeck Pappy has a hangover and Popeye tries to keep everything quiet.

Characters

Popeye, Poopdeck Pappy

Credits

Directing

Director
Dave Fleischer

Producing

Producer
Max Fleischer
Presented By
Adolph Zukor

Writing

Writer
Milford Davis

Voices

Voice
Jack Mercer (Popeye, Poopdeck Pappy, Construction Worker)

Animation

Animator
Willard Bowsky, Lod Rossner

Production notes

This is the last Popeye cartoon Willard Bowsky animated. He was drafted and killed in action during World War II.

Watch for the "Sparber Destruction Company" sign in the background of one scene in reference to longtime director Izzy Sparber.

Reuses sequence from "Sock-a-Bye Baby" (1933) in which Popeye knocks down the girders of a building under construction. Also reuses the socking of the radio to the tune "You Come To Me From Out of Nowhere."

Pictures

Reviews

Quiet! Pleeze

G.B.July 8, 2002

An interesting Popeye cartoon which uses stock footage from "Sock-A-Bye-Baby" in two scenes. (All color copies should be destroyed on sight).