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For the next hour, sit back, relax,

and enjoy this cartoon collection

featuring Bugs Bunny, Superman,

Daffy Duck, Popeye the Sailor Man and more

in "The Greatest Cartoons of the Golden Era: Volume 3"

as they go on exciting adventures to new worlds.

Stay tuned.

(dramatic music)

Hi, I'm Charles Dewandeler

and today we're watching a cartoon compilation

featuring characters who travel to new worlds.

If you love traveling and you love cartoons,

then this compilation is for you.

We'll kick things off

with one of our favorite animated characters, Bugs Bunny.

Most of the time when we see Bugs,

he's in his natural habitat, the forest.

However, in this cartoon,

Bugs travels to the far away land of the desert

to prank his rival, Elmer Fudd.

Why is Elmer Fudd in the desert?

Because he's searching for gold.

Here is Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd in "Wacky Wabbit."

(mysterious music)

(Elmer Fudd singing)

♪ Gold is where you find it and when I find that stuff ♪

♪ I'll dig and dig and dig and dig ♪

♪ I'll never get enough ♪

♪ I tramp the prairies and the plains ♪

♪ I trudge each weary mile ♪

♪ I'll tramp and trudge and trudge and tramp ♪

♪ Until I make my pile ♪

♪ Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me ♪

♪ I'm going to dig up lots of gold ♪

♪ V for victory ♪

♪ Oh ♪

(Elmer Fudd humming)

(playful music)

(dramatic music)

Shh!

(Elmer Fudd humming)

Eh, hi, neighbor.

Oh, hello.

♪ I am a wagon working wanderer of the wild and weary west ♪

♪ Of all the things I haven't got ♪

♪ I like gold the best ♪

♪ Oh, it rained all night ♪

♪ Today I wept ♪

♪ The weather is so dry ♪

♪ It was so warm I froze to death ♪

♪ Susanna, don't you cry ♪

♪ Oh Susanna, don't you cry for me ♪

♪ I'm going to get me lots of gold ♪

♪ A V for victory ♪

(Bugs sings)

(debris clatters)

(playful music)

Hey, there's something awfully screwy

going on around here.

(playful music)

(Bugs crunching)

Eh, what's up Doc?

Well, one of the strangest things I...

(Elmer gasps)

Boo!

(Elmer screams)

Hey, smart boy. (whistles)

(Bugs screams)

That's that screwy wabbit.

Oh, well.

(playful music)

(upbeat music)

♪ Whoa, I've been working on the railroad ♪

♪ All the live long day ♪

(metal clangs)

♪ I've been working on the railroad ♪

♪ To pass the time away ♪

(playful music)

Whoa!

(dramatic music)

(Elmer whooshes)

(light music)

Eh, pardon me, Doc.

But did you lose this?

(dynamite hissing)

Oh yeah.

Thank you very much.

(dramatic music)

(Elmer screams)

(dynamite pops)

(playful music)

(Bugs screams)

(metal clangs)

(dramatic music)

Gold! Gold, they found it!

Hey, Eureka! Gold, gold!

- They discovered gold! - Gold, gold?

Yellow gold. Where, where?

- Over here. - Where, where?

- Where? - Over here.

Where?

Eh, here.

Oh, that's nothing.

Well, I got one of them.

(Elmer grumbles)

You chubby little rascal!

(Bugs whooshes)

(kiss smacks)

(playful music)

Come out. Mr. Wabbit.

I have a wittle surprise for you.

(playful music)

(Bugs whistles)

Don't laugh.

I'll bet plenty of you men wear one of these.

That's the last score.

I'll get that wabbit!

(Elmer whooshes)

(playful music)

(Bugs crunching)

Hey Doc.

Hey Doc. Where are ya?

(light music)

[Elmer] Where I am?

Too bad. Too bad.

Oh well.

♪ Oh, bury me now on the lone prairie ♪

(Bugs yodeling)

♪ Where the wild coyotes will howl on me ♪

(Bugs yodeling)

Gosh, ain't I a stinker?

(Bugs singing)

Oh!

(dramatic music)

Wabbit, I came here for gold and I'm going to get it!

No, no, no.

Not that. Not that.

Anything but that.

(dramatic music)

I got you!

(both scuffling)

(Elmer muttering)

You wabbit!

Eureka! Gold at wast.

(Elmer laughs)

Eureka! Gold at wast. (laughs)

(dramatic music)

In our next cartoon,

Superman travels to an underground world

where he battles a race of hawk men.

Can Superman save Lois in time?

Or will she be turned into a permanent gold statue?

Here is Superman in "The Underground World."

(suspenseful music)

And while on a hunting trip,

my father discovered

what are now known as the Henderson Caverns.

More than 40 years ago,

he mysteriously disappeared while exploring them further.

Recently, I found these maps and charts he left

suggesting there're still greater wonders

and mysteries laid beyond in this vast underground world.

Now, if your paper will help finance the expedition,

I will take Ms. Lane and Mr. Kent with me

and guarantee the Daily Planet

exclusive rights to the story.

Sounds like a great story, Chief.

I'd love to go.

Well, let me see.

Alright. It's a deal.

Thanks Mr. White.

We can leave immediately.

(playful music)

Careful now.

Those are explosives for the blasting we'll have to do.

We're shoving off, Kent.

Meet you in the Blue Grotto.

- So long, Clark. - See you later, Lois.

(bright music)

(mysterious music)

It's beautiful.

According to the map,

this next grotto is further than any man has ever been.

- Is that to be our society? - That's right.

(mysterious music)

(suspenseful music)

The boat!

(dramatic music)

(water splashing)

The dynamite!

(explosion rumbles)

Lois! (voice echoing)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

Look at the statute above his head.

Why, the resemblance is remarkable.

- Is that... - Yes, my father.

But what would they be doing with a statue of him?

Anderson? (voice echoing)

(mysterious music)

Lois? (voice echoing)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

Anderson?

Lois?

(metal clanging)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

(liquid bubbling)

Oh no!

This is a job for Superman.

(triumphant music)

(dramatic music)

(suspenseful music)

(triumphant music)

(wings flapping)

(dramatic music)

(explosion rumbles)

(bright music)

[Anderson] It's really a great story, Lois,

but no one would ever believe it.

(dramatic music)

Our next cartoon stars Daffy Duck.

The man who performs the voice of Daffy Duck

and most of the other characters in this cartoon

is the legendary man of a thousand voices, Mel Blanc.

In this cartoon, Porky Pig is a producer in Hollywood

who just wants to leave work so he can go on vacation.

But Daffy Duck, a talent agent, won't leave him alone.

Here is the cartoon "Yankee Doodle Daffy."

Enjoy.

(jaunty music)

I'd better hurry.

I just got 10 minutes to catch my plane.

Hold everything, fatso!

(playful music)

Pew.

This is your lucky day!

Opportunity is knocking.

(Daffy knocks on Porky)

But I've got very important appointment.

I'll say you have. My card.

(triumphant music)

Yes sir. Daffy Duck.

Personal representative

of the most sensational discovery since the sweater girl.

He's colossal. Stupendous.

One might even go so far as to say he's mediocre.

I give you that paragon of pep and personality,

Sleepy Lagoon.

(soothing music)

(lollipop pops)

Picture a packed house.

The kid's on,

the orchestra gives him

a four bar vamp and the kid gives it to 'em like this!

(dramatic music)

♪ I'm just wild about Harry ♪

♪ And Harry's wild about me ♪

♪ My the heavily blisses of his kisses ♪

♪ Fills me with ecstasy ♪

That's just a rough idea. You understand?

♪ He's the sweetest chocolate candy ♪

♪ And just like honey from a bee ♪

♪ Oh, I'm just wild about Harry ♪

♪ And he's just wild about ♪

♪ Cannot do without ♪

♪ Keep you from yourself ♪

♪ Can't you hear me shout ♪

♪ Talking with my mouth ♪

♪ Could you ever know ♪

♪ He's just wild about me ♪

(playful music)

The kid finishes amid thunderous applause!

Hooray! (crowd whistling)

He takes a bow. (clapping)

They're screaming for an encore.

Encore! Give us more!

We want more!

Give us some more! Give us some more!

Ah, but does the kid give him another song?

No, he makes with a banjo solo, like so.

(playful music)

(jaunty banjo music)

(dramatic music)

Just a minute, chubby.

You ain't seeing half of the kid's repertoire.

(jaunty music)

Oh, here's one that kid does that you'll like.

Woo-hoo!

(Daffy singing)

(playful music)

(Daffy continues singing)

(Daffy laughing)

(door slams shut)

(Daffy laughing)

♪ I'm a cowboy ♪

♪ Yes sir, I am ♪

♪ Yes sir, I am a cowboy ♪

♪ Yes sir, I am ♪

♪ I'm a cowboy ♪

♪ Yes sir, I am ♪

♪ Yes sir, I am a cowboy ♪

(Daffy cheering)

(slide whistle blows)

(Daffy thuds)

(dramatic music)

(airplane engine roaring)

(soothing music)

♪ We watch the sky ways o'er the land and the sea ♪

♪ Ready to fly anywhere the duty calls ♪

♪ Ready to fight to be free ♪

(dramatic music)

(whistle blowing)

♪ You are just an angel in disguise ♪

(Daffy humming)

(soothing music)

(dramatic music)

♪ Over hill and over dale ♪

♪ We're always on the dusty trail ♪

♪ Hunting fox and hunting quail ♪

♪ Tally ho I am a hunting ♪

♪ Giddy up, giddy up, giddy up ♪

♪ My horse and I are of the finest breed ♪

♪ Giddy up, giddy up, giddy up ♪

♪ Just like the wind I ride ♪

♪ Sure of foot and sure of eye ♪

♪ Peeling onions makes me cry ♪

♪ This makes no sense so do I ♪

♪ So don't you go and beat me daddy to the nearest bar ♪

Yeah!

And now the kid goes into his finale and what a finale!

(Daffy whooshes)

(dramatic music)

Stop it!

Stop it, stop it!

Alright, let's see what the kid can do.

Okay Sleepy, do your stuff!

(Sleepy slurping lollipop)

(soothing music)

♪ Let springtime blossoms bloom again ♪

♪ In the garden of ♪

(Sleepy coughing)

My heart!

Continuing with our theme of traveling to new worlds,

our next cartoon entitled "Foney Fables" is a parody

of famous fairytales from around the world,

including Sleeping Beauty, Jack and the Beanstalk,

Aladdin, Old Mother Hubbard, and more.

Here is the Merrie Melodies cartoon, "Foney Fables."

[Narrator] Backward, turn backward,

oh, time in your flight.

Make me a child again just for tonight.

And between these covers, we find these immortal favorites.

Sleeping Beauty.

Remember the lovely princess

who was bewitched into a deep slumber

until her Prince Charming came to break the spell?

(light orchestral music)

Come on, wake up! Wake up!

You lazy good for nothing!

Come on! Wake up!

[Narrator] Tom Thumb, a little boy who got his name

because he was no bigger than a man's thumb.

Let's pay this interesting family a visit.

Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thumb, where's little Tom?

(dramatic music)

Are you Tom Thumb?

(laughs) Yeah. That's me.

[Narrator] Why, I thought you were no bigger

than a man's thumb.

How did you get so big?

Vitamin B-1. (laughs)

(Tom glugging)

[Narrator] The Grasshopper and the Ant,

the story of the industrious little ant

and the lazy grasshopper.

(playful music)

(grasshopper singing)

(grasshopper yawns)

You are gonna be sorry!

I've worked all summer and put away plenty for the winter.

But you, you lazy thing,

you are gonna starve!

(dramatic music)

[Narrator] The bad boy of the fairytales,

"The Boy Who Cried Wolf."

Wolf! Wolf!

Help! Help!

The wolf! Wolf!

Help! Help!

Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!

(dramatic music)

(boy laughing)

What a jerk! (laughs)

What a dope! (laughs)

[Narrator] There's a lad who could stand some discipline.

What a dope! (laughs)

[Narrator] He'll learn his lesson someday.

What a screwball! (laughs)

[Narrator] Jack and the Beanstalk,

the story of the boy who climbed a beanstalk

only to be met at the top by a ferocious, two-headed giant

who forced Jack to run for his life.

(dramatic music)

(slow somber music)

(head panting)

Say, you almost had him.

Why did you quit?

Ah, he's been sick.

(head panting)

[Narrator] The wolf in sheep's clothing,

the fifth columnist of his day, by means of a disguise,

he preyed upon unsuspecting little sheep.

(wolf bleating)

(suspenseful music)

Scram, bum.

I'm working this side of the pasture.

(light music)

(costume thumps)

[Narrator] The Arabian Nights gave us the story

of Aladdin and his wonderful lamp.

All Aladdin had to do was to rub the lamp,

and presto, the genie appeared.

♪ I dream of genie with light brown hair ♪

♪ I dream of genie with light brown hair ♪

(smoke poofs)

(playful music)

Wolf! Wolf! Help!

[Narrator] There's that nasty kid again.

Wolf! Wolf!

(dramatic music)

(boy laughing)

What a joke! What a jerk! (laughs)

[Narrator] Hey, young fella,

you're going to yell wolf once too often.

Eh, go on, go on.

Mind your own business. Mind your own business.

Can't a guy have a little fun?

[Narrator] A session in the wood shed

wouldn't do that boy any harm.

And here's a bird you wouldn't mind having in your own home.

A goose that lays golden eggs.

(jaunty music)

Hey, wait a minute, you're supposed to lay golden eggs.

Not anymore, brother.

I'm doing my bit for national defense.

(triumphant music)

(metal clanging)

[Narrator] Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard

to get her poor dog a bone.

(cupboard creaks)

(somber music)

(dramatic music)

Why, you dirty, double crossing!

Food hoarder! She's a food hoarder!

Food hoarder!

[Narrator] Remember this little nursery rhyme?

[Mother] This little piggy went for to market.

(baby giggling)

This little piggy, he's gone for his home.

This little piggy he's had roast beef and smashed potatoes

and this poor little piggy,

he don't have anything all kinds things to eat.

(baby giggling)

And this little piggy is for to crying like anything

wee, wee, wee, all the way-

- Ow! For crying out Pete's sake, mother!

Be careful! My corn!

[Narrator] Cinderella and her glass slipper.

A little girl- Wolf! Wolf!

Help! Help, somebody!

Help! The wolf!

[Narrator] Uh-oh, he's at it again.

Wolf! Wolf!

Help! Help!

The wolf!

(dramatic music)

(wolf laughing)

As we continue our compilation of stories

about traveling to new worlds,

we have to include Dorothy's trip to the Land of Oz.

This Wizard of Oz cartoon came out in 1933,

six years before the famous "Wizard of Oz" movie.

This cartoon is also very different from the movie

and it's only nine minutes long.

It's also one of the very first

full color cartoons in its day.

Here now is "Wizard of Oz."

♪ Hail to the Wizard of Oz ♪

♪ To the wizard of Oz ♪

♪ Hooray, hooray ♪

♪ Go down to the wizard ♪

♪ He's a wonderful god ♪

♪ Hail to the Wizard of Oz ♪

♪ To the Wizard of Oz ♪

♪ For he's the Wiz ♪

(chicken bucking)

(dog barking)

(Dorothy sighs)

(Dorothy shouts)

(chickens bucking)

(dramatic music)

(debris clattering)

(mysterious music)

(playful music)

(birds chirping)

(upbeat music)

(dog barking)

(stick clatters)

(birds chirping)

(metal creaking)

(oil whistling)

(upbeat music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

(necks whooshing)

(kisses smacking)

(birds chirping)

(kisses smacking)

(bees buzzing)

(dog barking)

(trumpet fanfare music)

(bright music)

(crowd cheering)

(marching parade music)

(cymbals clanging)

(drums pounding)

(triumphant music)

(ducks quacking)

(dogs sniffing)

(crowd cheering) (crowd applauding)

(upbeat music)

♪ Hail to the Wizard of Oz ♪

♪ To the Wizard of Oz ♪

♪ For he's the best ♪

(upbeat music)

(suspenseful music)

(wizard laughing)

(mysterious music)

(metal clangs)

(scarecrow rustles)

(bell dings)

(playful music)

(mysterious music)

(dolls clacking)

(metal clanging)

(jaunty music)

(metal clanging)

(group cheering) (group clapping)

(mysterious music)

(chicken bucking)

(twinkling music)

(dog sniffing)

(dog slurping)

(dog barking)

(eggs popping)

(light piano music)

(bright music)

(animals squawking)

Cut it out! Cut it out!

Cut it out!

(chicken shouts)

(dramatic music)

Oh no!

(dramatic music)

(egg knocking)

Oh!

(playful music)

(bright music)

(ax thwacks)

(explosion rumbles)

(chick chirping)

(chicken bucking)

(chicken singing)

(all singing)

♪ All hail to the Wizard of Oz ♪

(dramatic music)

Our next cartoon once again stars Bugs Bunny

and it takes place on a faraway island.

Two castaways who have been floating out at sea

for what appears to be a very long time,

are both very hungry.

And as soon as they see Bugs, they want to eat him.

How did Bugs end up on this island?

I have no idea.

Anyway, here's Bugs Bunny in "Wackiki Wabbit."

(light music)

And hold the onions.

Huh? What'd you say?

Oh, (chuckles) oh, nothing.

Oh.

(salt sprinkling)

(castaway whistling)

(utensils clanging)

(somber music)

[Both] Land!

(tropical music)

(dramatic music)

(hand slaps)

(Bugs Bunny crunching)

Eh, what's the good word, strangers?

[Both] Food!

(dramatic music)

(both whooshing)

(Bugs shouting)

(drumming music)

Ah, white man,

welcome to Humuhumunukunukuapua'a'a'a Island.

(playful music)

(Bugs speaking in foreign language)

Well, thanks.

Gee, did you say that?

(dramatic drumming music)

(vocalist singing in foreign language)

(hand slaps)

(light music)

(coin splashes)

(metal clangs) (dramatic music)

(Bugs singing)

(water splashing)

The back, please. The back.

You're cute too, Doc.

We're gonna have roast rabbit!

[Both] We're gonna have roast rabbit!

We're gonna have roast rabbit!

We're gonna have roast rabbit.

We're gonna have roast...

(Bugs gulps)

(dramatic music) (Bugs whooshes)

(playful music)

(water splashes)

(jaunty music)

Ouch!

No you don't!

Pull a knife on me, would ya?

Why you!

One false move outta you and I'll...

(playful music)

(Bugs whooshes)

(slide whistle blows)

(light music)

(somber music)

(castaways sobbing)

(ship horn blaring)

A ship?

[Both] A ship?

We're saved! We're saved! (laughing)

Oh, we're saved! (laughing)

We're going on a boat! We're going on a boat!

(both singing)

Bon voyage! Bon voyage!

Have a nice trip, fellas.

Farewell. Au revoir.

Don't forget to write. Bye!

- Bye! So long! - So you again sometime!

- Goodbye! - Enjoy yourselves.

- Bye! We will! - Bon voyage!

(ship horn blaring)

- Goodbye! - So long!

[Both] Bon voyage!

Farewell! Goodbye!

Don't forget to write!

Farewell! Bon voyage-

(hand slaps)

(jaunty music)

We conclude our cartoon compilation today

with one of our favorite characters

who many times travels to new lands, Popeye the Sailor Man.

In this cartoon, Popeye is a member of the US Coast Guard

who finds out that Bluto and his henchmen

are terrorizing towns in the Middle East.

This cartoon is inspired

by the fairytale "The Arabian Nights."

Here is "Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves."

(dramatic music)

(group shouting)

♪ You better lock up your doors today ♪

♪ 'Cause Abu Hassan is on his way ♪

♪ Go in hidin' ♪

♪ When I go ridin' ♪

♪ There's me and my forty thieves ♪

♪ Your wives and children and money too ♪

♪ I'll steal them from you before I'm through ♪

♪ I'm out gunnin' ♪

♪ So start in runnin' ♪

♪ From me and my forty thieves ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ My gang's the roughest ♪

♪ But I'm the toughest ♪

♪ And that's no lie ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ You've got to hand it to this bad bandit ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm one terrible guy ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

Oh, for me?

I got a surprise. Mwah!

Left guard, right tag 'em.

Arms, yep! (humming)

Mwah!

As you were! Attention right up.

Oh, if you aren't just too too.

[Loudspeaker] Attention, everybody.

Alarm! Abu Hassan the Bandit and escaped

last seen headed that a way.

- Oh, which a way? - That a way!

Oh! Whoa!

(jaunty music)

On arms!

Wait a minute, wait for me!

Hey, this ain't nothing for women.

We're out hunting bandits.

(airplane engine roaring)

(Popeye speaks in Latin)

Maybe we better try across the street, huh?

Skip the gutter.

(airplane engine roaring)

(metal clanging)

Maybe I should trade this in.

(metal clanging)

Something is definitely wrong.

I'm right, it's wrong!

(explosion rumbles) (debris clanging)

(smoke hisses)

(mysterious music)

I wish there was a boardwalk on this beach. Huh?

If I had some bread, I'd make a sandwich.

If I had a witch.

(jaunty music)

Ooh!

Oh.

Oh, that's a disappointment.

Oh, Wimpy?

Would you care to join us, young fella? Huh?

You know that's just one of those invisible garages

that you can't see on the desert.

That's all it is.

(somber music)

(bell clanging)

Rest.

Oh, come on.

We got the green light with us now.

You know I can go for a nice cold chocolate soda right now.

Oh!

Popeye, Olive Oyl has collapsed completely.

Whoa!

Uh, keep your vitality up, Olive.

Huh, that's it.

(playful music)

(Wimpy and Olive groan)

Oh, come on, Olive.

We gotta save with the women and children from bandits.

I'll get you outta this desert someway.

(metal clanging) I tank we go now.

(Popeye laughs)

(Popeye humming)

Whoa.

Water. Oh boy.

Come on. I'll revives you.

Here we are.

(water splashing)

Oh! (spluttering)

Here I'll squirt you there for you.

(Wimpy spluttering)

This is on the house.

(Popeye spluttering) (Olive humming)

Is that good! Oh.

I'll ask in here for bandits,

but first we'll go get a cup of coffee over here.

- Come on in. - Oh, goody goody!

- Am I parched. - Aren't we all, huh?

Boy, this place is wide open.

(playful music)

(Wimpy moans)

(Wimpy whooshing)

Oh, I wonder where everybody is around here.

Maybe it's closed.

Yeah, why don't they come over?

Service!

Yeah, that's what we want!

Service.

(dishes clattering)

Service!

(waiter speaks gibberish)

Oh, there you are, huh?

Hey, what is this? Double talk or something?

I didn't send out any laundry.

I can read reading, but I can't read writing.

This writing is rote and rotten

if you happen to ask me, huh?

Hey, this Chinese is Greek to me.

Haven't you got something to eat?

(waiter speaks gibberish)

Oh, that's better, huh?

Bring me some desert without any sand this time

will you please?

(waiter speaking gibberish)

(dishes clattering)

- Oh boy, I'm hungry! - Oh!

I just can't wait to eat this!

- Attention everybody. - Oh?

[Radio Announcer] Attention everybody,

calling all towns and villages.

Beware!

♪ You better lock up your doors today ♪

♪ 'Cause Abu Hassan is on his way ♪

♪ Go in hidin' ♪

♪ When he comes ridin' ♪

♪ There's him and his forty thieves ♪

♪ Your wives and children and money too ♪

♪ He'll steal them from you before he's through ♪

♪ He's out gunnin' ♪

♪ So start in runnin' ♪

♪ From him and his forty thieves ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ In every village, he'll steal and pillage ♪

♪ There's none he'll spare ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ If he should spy you ♪

♪ Then we defy you to cross his path if you dare ♪

(dramatic music)

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ When things get quiet, I start a riot ♪

♪ As I go by ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ And you'll discover ♪

♪ They run to cover 'cause I'm a terrible guy ♪

(group shouting) (group cheering)

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

Hey buddy! Oh, hey!

Oh, guys! Hey!

Are you guys the Forty Thieves, huh?

That's right.

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

[Thieves] Hands off!

(Wimpy grumbles)

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

Hands off!

What? Another illusion?

I can't understand it.

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

- Hey, what's going on? - Hey!

(Abu Hassan muttering)

Come on! Oh!

Oh, there's a big bag of wind

blowing through here someplace.

- Take your shirt. - Shirt? Shirt?

Hey, gimme back me shirt.

What's up the big idea?

Stop in the name of the Coast Guard.

Come on, put 'em up.

Put 'em up.

Oh, you little tough guy, eh? (chuckles)

I think I make a good model, huh?

Take me home for a $1.90, hey sir?

But half the price.

I'll take you that two.

- Two cents for you. - Whoa!

Hey, your pen knife's bent.

I'll straighten it out for ya.

(slide whistle blows)

Bah!

You, I show you! (growls)

You're gonna hurt somebody with that thing, huh?

You got rivetism.

I'll fix it for ya.

(metal clanging)

Huh? Ah!

Why you! Look, look, see?

Hey, gimme back my belt!

(Abu Hassan laughing)

Watch this one. (muttering)

(Abu Hassan laughs) (slide whistle blows)

Abu hasn't got 'em anymore. (laughs)

Oh, you want to make fool from me, huh?

Oh, nature beat me to it.

- I'll show you. - Whoa.

(laughs) I hang them up shrimps.

(somber music)

(Popeye groaning)

Ha ha, you make fool from me, huh? (laughs)

Huh? What?

Oh man, I'm burning the candles at both ends.

Hey, let me outta this thing.

(horn blasting)

Huh?

(horse whinnies)

Hey!

What? Huh?

(crowd shouting)

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

(crowd shouting)

(teeth clacking)

(crowd shouting)

Oh, I guess I'll get outta here now!

Oh, I'd better stay!

(crowd shouting)

(Olive shouts)

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

Popeye, they're taking me away!

But they like me! They like me!

They're taking me away and I don't like it!

(Olive sobbing)

♪ Abu Hassan ♪

♪ Now make no error ♪

♪ I'm all the terror of every building and town ♪

What am I hanging around here for?

Come on, let's move it.

Whoa!

That's using in your head.

Where did those guys go to?

Wait'll I get a hold of that fella.

I'll show him a thing or two.

He can't get away.

Oh, taxi! Taxi!

Follow that Abracadabra Hassan guy.

Will you? Come on!

Get going. They're way ahead of us.

Attaboy. Show him your heels.

Wake up there.

What's the matter? You asleep or something?

Look, hey, your got four flats.

No wonder you can't run.

Come on there, camel cakes.

Step on it. Let's get going there.

What's the matter?

Whoa!

I think you're running dry.

That's what's the matter with you.

(bell dinging)

Or you eat up an awful lot of gas for only a two cylinder.

(metal clangs)

That's enough for you, young fella.

Here we go!

(horns honking) (Popeye muttering)

Whoa! (muttering)

Let's go! (muttering)

(thieves shouting)

(Popeye muttering)

Boy, we beat 'em to the punch that time.

Come on now.

The whole 40 of you, I'll take one at a time.

Come on!

Open sesame!

Hmm.

Open what?

(dramatic music)

(Abu Hassan laughs)

(footsteps thumping) (earth rumbling)

Wait for me. Wait for me.

Oh!

I wonder what that word was he used

when he opened this door.

Open sissy.

Open Cecil.

Oh, that can't be it.

Oh! Oh!

It's giving way! It's giving way!

Oh, that was me that was giving way, huh?

Whoa!

Well!

(metal clanging)

There's a violation

for not having no exit that you can go into, huh?

(wind howling)

Oh, it's quite modern in this steakhouse,

I'll tell you that. (muttering)

I hope this isn't a one way street.

Tippy toe, tippy toe, tippy toe.

I gotta give all these jewels back to the people.

Tippy toe, tippy toe, tippy toe.

I hope I see them before they see me.

Tippy toe, tippy toe, tippy toe.

Oh, what's that noise, huh?

Oh, Olive!

(thieves speaking in foreign language)

(Abu Hassan chomping loudly)

Ah, mm! (glugging)

(slide whistle blows)

(Wimpy gulps)

Ah, mm! (slurping)

Ah, mm! (glugging)

(slide whistle blows)

(Wimpy gulps)

(Abu Hassan laughs)

Hey!

Hmm, must be thieves around here!

Oh boy. Now that makes sense.

(dramatic music)

Hey, you gotta give back all them jewels

to the people you took.

Oh, hello Wimpy. How did you get in here, young fella?

(Popeye laughs)

Hey! Outside, you!

Oh, this wash is getting heavier and heavier and I don't,

oh, Popeye!

My darling! My sweetheart!

Hey! Hey! Out you go, huh?

Whoa!

(dramatic music)

Whoa!

(thief speaking gibberish)

Hey, what is this? A wishing well or something?

I wish I was outta this place.

That's what I wish, huh?

Oh, just a little flounder that's all.

Whoa!

A little snapper, that's all.

Whoa!

Hey, you don't wanna hurt your teeth, huh?

Whoa! Oh yeah.

(thieves shouting)

Boy, somebody's gonna be sorry for this.

(punches thudding)

Grab ahold of yourself!

(triumphant music)

Open says me!

(triumphant music)

(bell clangs)

(Popeye grunting)

(Popeye humming)

[Group] Hey!

One time! Fire!

(speaks gibberish) Go!

Oh yeah?

Step right up, boys!

One at a time here!

Line up! Get right in line! (muttering)

Hey you!

Hey, how would like to go for a little ride, huh?

There we go!

Two times, fire!

(thieves shouting) (Popeye muttering)

Here I am! Over here!

Peekaboo!

- Come out here. - Peekaboo!

- Here I am! Over here! - Come over here!

(slide whistle blows)

(dramatic music)

(all shouting)

5, 10, 15, 20!

25, 30, 35, 40!

Alley-oop!

(thieves shouting)

Oh yeah.

(bowling pins clattering)

How does that strike ya?

(dramatic music)

(Abu Hassan grumbling)

Sock-o!

(dramatic music)

(Abu Hassan howling)

(Olive Oyl laughing)

(jaunty music)

(crowd cheering)

I may be a shorty, but I licked the forty!

I'm Popeye the Sailor Man!

(whistle blows)

And there you have it.

Our collection of

"The Greatest Cartoons of the Golden Era: Volume 3."

For thousands of years,

storytellers have told tales

of characters traveling to new worlds.

Originally, these tales were told around campfires.

Later they were written into books.

Nowadays these stories are told through film.

Why are these stories so popular?

Probably because in films we can travel to places

we'd never be able to visit in real life.

We can experience new places,

see new landscapes, meet new cultures,

and interesting people

all within the comfort of our own home,

and without having to pay money for travel expenses.

We hope you've enjoyed traveling with us today.

My name is Charles Dewandeler.

Thank you for watching and I hope to see you again soon.

(dramatic music)