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Cops Is Tops (1955) [N/A]

Featuring:
Jackson Beck, Jack Mercer, Mae Questel

Written by:
Carl Meyer

Directed by:
Izzy Sparber, Thomas Johnson


Release Date:
November 4, 1955

Original Title:
Cops Is Tops

Genres:
Animation | Comedy

Production Companies:
Famous Studios

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 6

Overview from TheMovieDB

Olive joins the police force. Over-protective Popeye follows her around, "rescuing" her but she's fully capable of handling herself. Can't quite say the same for Popeye.

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Overview from Open Movies

Olive Oyl becomes a lady cop. Popeye follows her around to protect her, but always winds up getting in the way as she performs a string of miraculous escapades. He does this once to often, in Olive's opinion, and finds himself in jail with a bunch of bank robbers. When Olive becomes involved with a masher who is too much for her to handle, Popeye gulps his spinach, breaks out of jail cell and rushes to her rescue. The heroic Popeye is rewarded by being inducted into the Women's Police Force.

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Rankings and Honors

Cops Is Tops (1955) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.2/10

Production

Director:
Izzy Sparber

Music:
Winston Sharples

Story:
Carl Meyer

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