Tar with a Star

1949
7min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePopeye becomes a sheriff of a lawless Western town.Popeye becomes a sheriff of a lawless Western town.Popeye becomes a sheriff of a lawless Western town.

Réalisation
- Bill Tytla
- George Germanetti
Scénario
- Jack Mercer
- Carl Meyer
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Bill Tytla
- George Germanetti
Scénario
- Jack Mercer
- Carl Meyer
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux3

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Jackson Beck

Bluto
(voix)
(non crédité)

Jack Mercer

Popeye
(voix)
(non crédité)

Mae Questel

Olive Oyl
(voix)
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Bill Tytla
- George Germanetti
Scénario
- Jack Mercer
- Carl Meyer
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Anecdotes
The population of Cactus Corners starts out at 1864 but the gunfights rapidly decrease the number to 930. This must have overwhelmed the undertaker, Berry M. Deep.

Gaffes
When the entire sign for Cactus Pete's Saloon is first seen, "Saloon" is centered below "Cactus Pete's" (also centered). When the sign is seen again several minutes later, only the right end is visible, with 4 differences: the apostrophe is missing; the top line is flush against the right end of the sign, and "Saloon" is centered under "tus Petes", the only visible letters in the top line; although "Cac" is not seen, there is enough space to the left for at least one additional letter (the 2nd "c" in "Cac") to be included.

Connexions
Featured in Friend or Phony (1952)

Bandes originales
Jingle Jangle Jingle (I Got Spurs)
(uncredited)
Music by Joseph J. Lilley
Lyrics by Frank Loesser
Sung by Mae Questel as Olive Oyl

This picture is considered one of the Top Ten . . .

. . . films fully exploiting Olive Oil's sects appeal. For one thing, she plays an Old West Dance Hall strumpet, belting out the suggestive lyrics of "Jingle Jangle Jingle." Furthermore, the musical theme whenever "Wild Bill Brute-O" glances her way is "Frankie and Johnny," a ditty about a love triangle or menage a three. Finally, Olive gets both pickled and piped during the action of TAR WITH A STAR. Plus, her harlot outfit for the stage of Cactus Pete's saloon includes a very buxom false front, presenting Olive as a true female mammal sporting her species' namesake glands for one of the few times of her screen career.