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  Sailor Man Adult 
You've got to eat your spinach if you want to get strong like the Sailor Man. The Sailor Man costume includes: white shirt with blue & white striped collar, blue pants, hat, and padded arm muscles. Available in two Adult sizes: X-Large and One-Size fits most adults. Be sure to keep an eye out for the Sailor's Sweetie costume (sold separately) for a cute couples pair. Read more...
This lovely lady's costume includes a long-sleeved blouse with rolled collar and cuffs trimmed in white and a knee length black skirt with gold suede trim. Pair with Popeye for a fun couples costume! Sizes available are Small, Medium, Large and X-Large. Boots and socks are not included.  Popeye Olive Oyl Adult or Popeye Olive Oyl Plus SizeAdult
 An authentic naval cap- like Popeye the Sailorman. All cotton. Hat is approximately 24" in circumference, 8.5" in diameter and the brim is 3" tall. Read more about the Sailor Hat
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Adult Popeye The Sailor Man
Costume Mask
• Makes a great Halloween costume
• Latex Popeye costume mask
• Officially lisenced Popeye mask
Sailor Man Costume - Navy Uniform Costume - IN STOCK Ready to Ship! This Sailor Costume Look like the Real Thing!! Navy Sailor Costume includes Pants, Shirt with Tie and Hat! • Sailor Costume includes Pants, Shirt and Hat with Tie.
• Sailor Costume is White with Blue Trim and Accents.
• Men's Jacket Equivalent Sizing - Mens Small 36-38, Mens Medium 40-42, Large 42-44 and X-Large 46-48
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Popeye's Revenge
by Popeye
red silk ties
This unique novelty tie will make an excellent addition to any wardrobe. 100% silk tie.
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Popeye: The Sailor Man
(75th Anniversary Collectors Edition)
DVD restored 2004
Popeye first appeared in a 1929 daily comic strip called Thimble Theater by Elsie Segar and caught the country by storm. Popeye had nothing but his wits, a funny way of talking, and a crush on Olive Oyl. His fame eventually caught the attention of the Max Fleischer Studio and by 1933 Popeye had made his big screen debut in a Betty Boop short entitled Popeye The Sailor. The WWII years brought change to the spinach munching sailorman. In 1942, Popeye's uniform changed permanently to Navy whites and the same year, Paramount took over the production studio from the Fleischer brothers and renamed it Famous Studios, which continued to produce some superb entries in the Popeye series. In today's politically correct cartoon landscape of talking sponges and ninja turtles, Popeye is a welcome reminder of a simpler era. This special Double-DVD Collector's Edition contains 34 Popeye cartoons from the Fleischer and Famous Studios period, including the three Fleischer 'Color Specials' Sinbad ('36), Ali Baba ('37) and Aladdin ('39) -- some of the very best ever produced. All cartoons have been digitally restored and remastered from the best 35mm and 16mm film materials available. Bonus Features: Commentary by noted animation historian Jerry Beck| Popeye Classic Movie Poster Gallery| Special Collector's Edition "Liner Notes" Booklet written by Jerry Beck| Animated Motion Menus. Specs: 1-DVD5 + 1-DVD9; Dolby Digital Mono; 258 minutes; Color/B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA - NR; Year - 1936-57; SRP - $19.99.
• Studio: Vci Video
• DVD Release Date: May 25, 2004
• Run Time: 258 minutes
Popeye (1980)
Starring: Robin Williams, Shelley Duvall
Director: Robert Altman
Nothing interests filmmaker Robert Altman more than a contained culture that mixes bare humanity with local eccentricity (think of his M*A*S*H and Nashville). So Altman's Popeye (1980), based on the old comic strip, works best as a portrait of a busy, cluttered, cartoonish town called Sweethaven. But it is much less successful as a comprehensible story about the famous sailor with massive forearms and a relationship with Olive Oyl (Shelley Duvall). Robin Williams plays Popeye with his usual brilliance for mimicry, Paul Dooley makes a credible Wimpy, and Paul L. Smith makes an impression as the oversized bully, Bluto. But this strange, disastrous film never becomes more than an expensive workshop airing out Altmanesque themes. --Tom Keogh
• Number of discs: 1
• Studio: Paramount
• DVD Release Date: June 24, 2003
• Run Time: 113 minutes
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