Child Sockology

Year: 1953

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Izzy Sparber

ComedyAnimation

Olive invites Popeye, Bluto and the others over for dinner. After a brief play session with Swee’pea, an inevitable scuffle breaks out, causing the infant to wander off toward a nearby construction site. Popeye concentrates on rescuing Swee’pea while Bluto focuses on the fight, so the boys keep alternating between battling each other and searching for the child.

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