Ok wise guy.whos this and what show??

this is a hard one

 

ahhhh!! i think i stumped you!!
hhehehee
Muhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

I see this is a very tough one
come on folks!!

 

Is it Mchales navy

 

Wow, hayc59 had to triple post for a reply.

Jimbob

 

Negative
here a hint----> New York Show/Sept 26 1960

 

Sorry for taking so long, but I had to put the kids to bed, I think I will need a clue.

THE MUL

 

how about the Jack Parr show?

 

Negative

 

more clues pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese..

THE MUL

 

F Troop

 

Well.... the picture is black and white so as I was born in 1989, I think it may have been made before my time.

Jimbob

 

It all started with this dude--->
Elzie Crisler Segar
that should do it?? hehe

 

After several odd jobs, Elzie Crisler Segar (E.C. Segar) began working the film projector in a movie house. Inspired by seeing the humorous movies of Charlot, he created a few comics copying the same situations. These had no success, until Segar met Richard Felton Outcault, creator of 'The Yellow Kid', who encouraged him to carry on and introduced him at the Chicago Herald. The Herald published Segar's first comic, 'Charlie Chaplin's Comedy Capers'. Two years later, he moved on to the Chicago Evening American, for which he created 'Looping the Loop'.

In 1919, Elzie Segar's work attracted the attention of King Features Syndicate. For them, he created 'The Five-Fifteen' in 1920 (renamed 'Sappo' in 1926) and 'The Thimble Theatre', published in the New York Journal. This series features the rail-thin Olive Oyl, her brother Castor and their friend Ham Gravy. Ten years later, the sailor Popeye was introduced to the comic, immediately becoming the star of the show and capturing a large, world-wide audience. After the death of their creator in 1938, Popeye and Olive continued on, but unfortunately lost most of their ingenious and provocative edge, which was uniquely characteristic of Segar's brilliant, inimitable style.

 

*wrong!! thats just the bio of the dude name i gave

 

It has to be in there somewhere

Jimbob

 

Nope not even close

 

yes but you are not looking outside the box

 

popeye

 

I think she has it, maybe with a little help from me.

 

Very Close Rit now get the rest!!

 

popeye the sailor

 

popeye the sailor man

 

No, but your gettin there
the guy in the photo name is...................................