Bride and Gloom

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Bride and Gloom (1954)
by Larz Bourne

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Cast and Crew
Crew
Production company	Associated Artists Productions, Famous Studios
Director	Isadore Sparber (d. 1958)
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785528Bride and Gloom1954Larz Bourne

associated artists
a.a.p.
productions
presents
© King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Popeye

THE SAILOR
•
A FAMOUS STUDIOS PRODUCTION
by arrangement with
KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, Inc.

Direction:
I. SPARBER

Animation:
TOM JOHNSON
JOHN GENTILELLA
Story:
LARZ BOURNE

Scenics:
ROBERT CONNAVALE

Music:
WINSTON SHARPLES

m pCERTIFICATE NO 05561RCA

Bride

andGloom

Copyright 1954
by
Paramount Pictures CorporationALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Olive Oyl
Oh, just think Popeye; tomorrow is our wedding day

Popeye
Yeah—uh—I can hardly wait.

Olive Oyl
Oh, it's getting late. C'mon Popeye, you must go now.

Olive Oyl
Goodnight Popeye.

Popeye
Goodnight sweetheart.

Olive Oyl
Oh!
Ah!

Priest
Olive, do you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband?

Olive Oyl
I do.

Priest
Popeye, do you take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife?

Popeye
I d— I d—

SPINACH

Popeye
I do!

Priest
I now pronounce you man and wife.

JUST MARRIED

SPINACH
SPINACH
SPINACH

MATERNITY WARD

Twins
Waaaah!

Olive Oyl
Popeye, aren't they beautiful?

Popeye
My boys. C'mon, ups-we-goes! Ah-guh-guh-guh-guh-guh

Olive Oyl
Happy birthday boys! Now make a wish and blow out the candles.

Olive Oyl
Oh, boys, boys! Stop it!

Come back here you rascals!

Olive Oyl
You, you wild Indians!

Boys, boys! What are you doing?

Popeye
Yoo-hoo Olive! Yoo-hoo Olive!

Good morning, sweetheart; your lover-boy is ready to get marriaged.

Olive Oyl
Popeye, I ain't gonna marry you!

Popeye
Confucius say "female, she is fickle!"

This picture has been
presented by

a.a.p

ASSOCIATED ARTISTS
PRODUCTIONS, INC.

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