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{{Infobox Cartoon Short
| name= The Marry-Go-Round
| image=
| caption=
| director= Seymour Kneitel
| producer= Seymour Kneitel<br>Isadore Sparber<br>Dan Gordon
| writer= Joe Stultz
| narrator=
| starring= Jack Mercer<br>Margie Hines<br>Arnold Stang
| music= Winston Sharples
| animation= Abner Kneitel<br>Graham Place
| editing=
| studio= Famous Studios
| distributor= Paramount Pictures
| released= December 31, 1943
| runtime= 8:00
| country= USA
| language= English
| budget=
| gross=
| preceded_by= ''[[Her Honor the Mare]]''
| followed_by= ''[[We're on Our Way to Rio]]''
| website=
| amg_id=
| imdb_id= 0151497
}}'''''The Marry-Go-Round''''' is a ''[[Popeye|Popeye the Sailor]]'' theatrical animated short produced by Famous Studios (the original animation unit of Paramount Pictures) and released on December 31, 1943.

== Plot ==

== Trivia ==
* ''The Marry-Go-Round'' marks the final appearance of Margie Hines as the voice of Olive Oyl; beginning with ''[[The Anvil Chorus Girl]]'', Mae Questel (who had voiced Olive until Fleischer/Famous Studios moved its animation operations from New York City to Miami, Florida in 1938) resumed voicing Olive.
* This also marks the second of three appearances by Shorty, Popeye's Navy buddy who is well-meaning but disaster-prone and constantly getting Popeye into trouble; this short also features the first of two appearances by comic actor Arnold Stang as the voice of Shorty, whose appearance and voice was a caricature of Stang.

== External links ==

[[Category:Popeye the Sailor|Marry-Go-Round, The]]