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I. SparberShuteye Popeye (1952)

Popeye the Sailor snores while he sleeps, which disturbs Mouse, who is also trying to sleep. A war breaks out between Popeye and Mouse which Mouse eventually wins. Animation by Al Eugster and George Germanetti. Story by Irving Spector. Music by Winston Sharples. Produced in 1952.


This movie is part of the collection: Film Chest Vintage Cartoons

Director: I. Sparber
Production Company: Associated Artists Productions & Famous Studios Productions
Keywords: popeye; cartoon; animation

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Reviewer: Nquavah James - - June 18, 2007
Subject: Is This REALLY Public Domain???
I would like to use this clip in a retail dvd and need to double check the rights to this footage. I need to know who posted this clip and if they have the rights or liscenses to this footage. Please contact me at Nquavah@aol.com and of course like almost everything in this business I need to get an answer asap. HELP!!!

Reviewer: tito4fun2000 - - December 22, 2006
Subject: kareem
think you

Reviewer: Spuzz - - April 30, 2006
Subject: I canÂt stands no more!
Popeye vs a mouse this time. Popeye is sleeping, and his snoring is bothering a mouse that lives in the house with him. Mouse tries various methods of getting rid of the snoring, (by getting rid of Popeye) but, unfortunately, all his plans come to naught. Popeye is not really appreciative of the mouseÂs attempts either, and HE tries to get rid of the mouse too. Pretty soon, spinach gets involved, and one of them meets an unexpected end!
Not bad, like the catch 22 going on here, where the mouse is sort of the good guy, even though it IS PopeyeÂs house.

Reviewer: Gracey - - October 8, 2005
Subject: Great Movie!
This is a great movie. Popeye has always been my favorite cartoon character!

The previous viewer complained about 'no sound' in the MPEG2 version...well,many of the MPEG2 archives in this website does not contain sound track. If you have Final Cut Pro, or some other video editing softwares, you can download the MPEG4 version, which usually including sound track, then you can extract from it and combine with the MPEG2 video - in the video editing softwares.

Reviewer: airstreamdriver - - September 22, 2005
Subject: Unintentionally silent?
Looks fine, but I burned the MPG2 to disc and tried it on two different players -- in both instances, no audio. Anyone else have luck with this?