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Popeye: Me Musical Nephews (English subtitled)
Cartoon.
Popeye's four nephews play swing jazz in the middle of the night. As Popeye wants to go to bed, he tries to temper his musical nephews.
Movie Info
Directed by: Seymour Kneitel, Thomas Johnson
Cast: Jack Mercer - Popeye / Pipeye / Pupeye / Poopeye / Peepeye (voice)
Writing Credits: Jack Ward, Jack Mercer
Producers: Sam Buchwald, Dan Gordon, Seymour Kneitel, Izzy Sparber
Music: Winston Sharples, Sammy Timberg
Animation: George Germanetti, Thomas Johnson
Release date: 1942
Country of origin: United States
Language: English, English subtitled
Cast
Jack Mercer
Characters
Popeye
Pipeye
Pupeye
Poopeye
Peepeye
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