Popeye the Sailor: The 1940s, Volume 1 - Titles Compilation

Well blow me down. Compilation covering the titles found on the cartoons on the Warner Archive Popeye the Sailor: The 1940s, Volume 1 Blu-ray set. While the quality of the actual cartoons...varies, putting it nicely, these Popeye discs are actually some of the best classic cartoon Blu-rays on the market transfer-wise and I'd totally recommend them. Just be aware, like with other vids of this type, there's some racist shit that pops up. Oh well.
Cartoons in this video:
Her Honor, The Mare (1943)
The Marry-Go-Round (1943)
We’re On Our Way To Rio (1944)
The Anvil Chorus Girl (1944)
Spinach Packin’ Popeye (1944)
Puppet Love (1944)
Pitchin’ Woo At The Zoo (1944)
Moving Aweigh (1944)
She-Sick Sailors (1944)
Pop-Pie A La Mode (1945)
Tops In The Big Top (1945)
Shape Ahoy (1945)
For Better Or Nurse (1945)
Mess Production (1945)

[@ThatBHB1]

9:11 Will I'll Be a- (Censored).

[@intradibles]

Jack Mercer wrote and animated some of these stories, and voiced Popeye as well.

[@FuriousMan226]

Mercer didn’t animate for Famous Studios

[@TrailBlazerSS502]

Those title cards look fresh.

[@tjfergusonproject]

This is like my favorite volume of the Popeye the Sailor 1940s collection.

[@ChocolateFizzles]

Can’t wait for the volume 2 titles compilation

[@ThatBHB1]

10:07 I Heard a A.A.P Print End Cards Theme.

[@ZacharyShebeck]

I heard that theme at the beginning at 9:27 meaning that this cartoon is a a.a.p. reissue!

[@MiddleEasternBorder]

Summary of The Anvil Chorus Girl episode: Inside Ye Village Smithy, we see... Bluto striking his head with two hammers repeatedly against an anvil. The End.

[@christophersmith9237]

@9:09 - *Popeye and Bluto (angrily): Well I'll be a.... 😠😠 *Hands of the Hays Office:* Uh-uh! No, you DON'T!! We'll have NONE of THAT!!! 😡 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@VancouverTVGuy]

Then I'll finish it for them - "Well I'll be a...son of a bitch!" 😆

[@jennifermcbryde8887]

@@VancouverTVGuy uh-uh no you don't! We have none of that (slaps VancouverTVGuy with a Censored tape)

[@jonathanhamiltonjrbigjohn2409]

9:11 Don't bother saying it 😠

[@blukmage19typeR]

Well, I'll be a sonuvagun!

[@jeffmissinne3866]

Some magnificent hand-lettering there, on all of them.

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

It's pretty amazing, after decades of washed-out TV distributor prints, to see these in their original Technicolor glory. "Her Honor the Mare" is still a lousy cartoon, though.

[@jennifermcbryde8887]

W'ere on our way to Rio remind me of the Disney segment Aquarela do Brazil and Donald Duck at Lake Titicaca

[@TrailBlazerSS502]

Agreed; it was also the only Popeye cartoon that never had any black fade sequences in it, too.

[@TheDrake-Dog-4273]

Popeye was one my favorite show to watch as a kid.😊😊

[@cartoontalesans1977]

7:51 and 1:27 my favorite ones

[@Mac14329]

I always thought the ‘Y’ in the logo was the number 4 as a kid.