I’ll Be Skiing Ya

Year: 1947

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Izzy Sparber

ComedyAnimation

While on a winter getaway in Lake Plastered, NY, Popeye tries to teach Olive ice skating, albeit clumsily. Olive soon attracts the attention of skating instructor Bluto. When Bluto whisks her onto a ski lift and begins showing off, she calls out for Popeye, leading to a chaotic rush as everyone ends up skiing down the hill together.

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