Singer struggles to make her new nightclub succeed in a naval port after her partner leaves with the funds but not the bills.Singer struggles to make her new nightclub succeed in a naval port after her partner leaves with the funds but not the bills.Singer struggles to make her new nightclub succeed in a naval port after her partner leaves with the funds but not the bills.
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Eddy Waller
- Krump
- (as Edward Waller)
Jason Robards Sr.
- Bumper
- (as Jason Robards)
George Chesebro
- Sailor
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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- TriviaThis film received its initial USA telecast Sunday 1 February 1942 on New York City's pioneer television station WNBT (Channel 1); post-WWII televiewers got their first look at in New York City Monday 19 September 1949 on WPIX (Channel 11) and in Los Angeles Tuesday 22 November 1949 on KTLA (Channel 5).
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Apart from a chance to see Etta McDaniel, I can think of no reason to watch this very boring film.
I must be honest...near the very end of this film the power went out in my house. And, for the life of me, I couldn't bring myself to finish the last few minutes...it was that tedious a movie! I should have known better, as it was from Grand National, perhaps the worst small movie production companies ever!
When the film begins, Joan is in trouble. While she has gotten her bar ready for its grand opening, she didn't realize that her partner had absconded with their money. There's only one possible solution....have a GREAT opening night and make enough to pay off the creditors. But things don't go so smoothly and, unfortunately, this also means that the audience is going to have to listen to some dull singing and a dopey plot involving the Navy and a boxing match.
So, the acting is bad, the music bad and the movie dull. So why watch the film? I have no idea...unless you are the curious type and want to see Etta McDaniel, Hattie McDaniel's sister.
When the film begins, Joan is in trouble. While she has gotten her bar ready for its grand opening, she didn't realize that her partner had absconded with their money. There's only one possible solution....have a GREAT opening night and make enough to pay off the creditors. But things don't go so smoothly and, unfortunately, this also means that the audience is going to have to listen to some dull singing and a dopey plot involving the Navy and a boxing match.
So, the acting is bad, the music bad and the movie dull. So why watch the film? I have no idea...unless you are the curious type and want to see Etta McDaniel, Hattie McDaniel's sister.
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- planktonrules
- Jan 22, 2017
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- Noiva da Marinha
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- Runtime1 hour 1 minute
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- 1.37 : 1
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