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You're In The Navy Now
20th Century-Fox
DURING the early days of World War II. the Navy unintentionally achieved the height of hilarity by placing aboard an experimental submarine chaser four of the greenest 90day wonders ever rushed through Officers' Indoctrination. Under the command of Skipper Gary Cooper, who knows from nothing about running a ship (he has to read the underway directions in Navy Regulations before he dares move his ship out of dock) , his three junior
Tom Ewell and David Wayne are Bill Mauldin's cartoon characters, Willie and Joe, come to life and involved with Marina Berti in the U-l picture, "Up Front."
Hanley Stafford, S. Z. Sakall and Gene Nelson are all in the plot to keep Doris Day from learning about her mother in "Lullaby Of Broadway," Warner musical.
officers: Jack Webb. Eddie Albert and Richard Erdman, lend an unsteady hand in trying to discover why a steam engine has no place in a subchaser. It's a wonder, what with officers who are novice seamen, the ship doesn't blow up. As is, they do all right with ramming the ship into two carriers, getting shot at when, forgetting the Morse Code, they signal their would-be rescuers in jibberish, and running afoul of top Navy brass when the perverse little craft decides it's had enough and goes berserk. The entire operations are so genuinely humorous that even the most confirmed landlubber
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