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  51. Working in the story department of Surprise Pictures, Olive Oyl writes a script based on the story of Aladdin, casting Popeye as the thief and herself as the Princess.
  52. The story of Aladdin is portrayed by Popeye and Olive Oyl here. It all begins when an evil sorcerer coaxes Aladdin (Popeye) to a dangerous cave to retrieve the magic lamp. When he retrieves the lamp, the sorcerer tries to trap Aladdin in the cave, but drops the lamp in first. When the lamp is rubbed, a magic genie pops out and grants Aladdin a wish of being a prince to fall in love with the beautiful princess (Olive Oyl). But now the evil sorcerer has kidnapped the princess and sends evil monsters after Aladdin, but with the help of his spinach power, he can put the trouble right.
  53. Of the three "Popeye in the Arabian Nights" cartoons, this is my least favorite. One of the reasons are probably that I watched this more than the other two ,and the other is next... In the first two cartoons (Popeye meets Sindbad ,Popeye meets 40 thieves) ,Popeye just encounters the villains from those story lines (who are performed bu Bluto), but this is just classic hundred times seen before Aladdin story. Only in this version ,Aladdin impersonates Popeye (it supposed to be the the other way around ,I know ,but that's the truth) ,and the princess impersonates Olive. The villain is ,as known by anyone who heard the Aladdin story for just once ,the evil wizard who wants to take the magic lamp away from Aladdin and marry the princess. Unfortunately he wasn't very interesting ,he wasn't performed by Bluto ,and he didn't came up with some memorable gags or jokes. However ,Popeye and Olive still didn't lose their charm and they still managed to come up with some classic Popeye and Olive jokes. It's worth to watch this classic just for that. You like Aladdin? You love Popeye? Watch this cartoon!
  54. Popeye (Aladdin), Olive Oyl (herself/the princess), the genie, the wizard.<br/><br/>Voices: Jack Mercer (Popeye), Margie Hines (Olive Oyl), Carl &quot;Mike&quot; Meyer (the wizard), a Lew Lahr imitator (the genie).<br/><br/>Director: DAVE FLEISCHER. Screenplay: Jack Mercer, Dan Gordon, Cal Howard, Tedd Pierce, Isidore Sparber. Adapted from a tale in The Arabian Nights. Popeye and Olive Oyl based on characters created by Elzie Segar. Photographed in Color by Technicolor by Charles Schettler. Head animator: David Tendlar. Animators: Nicholas Tafuri, William Sturm, Reuben Grossman. Music: Sammy Timberg. Song, &quot;What Can I Do For You?&quot; (Mercer) by Sammy Timberg (music and lyrics). Producer: Max Fleischer. <br/><br/>Copyright 7 April 1939 by Paramount Pictures, Inc. U.S. release: 7 April 1939. 2 reels. 22 minutes. <br/><br/>SYNOPSIS: Olive Oyl, a scriptwriter at Surprise Studios, conceives the idea of starring herself and Popeye in a reprise of Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp.<br/><br/>COMMENT: The third and final of the Fleischer/Popeye 2-reel Technicolor specials, this is my favorite, despite the fact that Wimpy and Bluto don&#39;t figure in this one at all. Their absence is more than compensated by a deliciously comic genie and a really sold-out wicked wizard. The pace is so fast, you really have to see the movie two or three times to enjoy all the quips, but even a first time viewing proves a dazzling visual experience as Popeye battles a climactic everything the wizard can throw at him. Production values, as might be expected, are little short of superlative with our hero besieged by crowds of alternately cheering and jeering throngs and the lighting changing colors to match the loot of Aladdin&#39;s cave.
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