Lost and Foundry

Year: 1937

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave Fleischer

AnimationComedy

During a lunch break at Useless Machine Works, Popeye is visited by Olive just as baby Swee’Pea slips into the hazardous factory. As Popeye scrambles to rescue the infant, he dodges a series of deadly mishaps, only to find himself caught in even greater peril.

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