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Leon Norris
 Post subject: Popeye meets Ali Baba.
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2018 5:18 pm 
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Here is a classic cartoon. Made in 1937. Super 8 sound. Runs 17 minutes. Print is sharp. Color is nice. The storyline is Popeye , olive, wimpy are stranded out in the Desert! But soon they come across a village. As they stop in to get a bite to eat . Ali Baba and his forty thief's show up! They kidnap olive and wimpy. So its Popeye off to the Rescue! A great extra long cartoon. Well made! A very good crowd pleaser! I don't know who Released this print I have! Mine came in a plain white box. And I have had it for years! A Leon. Norris. Review!
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Chris Smith
 Post subject: Re: Popeye meets Ali Baba.
PostPosted: Sun Nov 11, 2018 9:33 pm 
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Had two Super 8 prints of this ages ago, Leon. I sold one, and sent both copies to the excited buyer to let him pick the copy he liked best. Short story long, seems the films never arrived, or were stolen, or something.
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Sounds like the work of the KOA basket theif!

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