The story begins with doctors informing a guy (Richard Arlen) that he'd been injured during the war and that they have no idea WHO he is, as his dog tag got lost. To make it worse, he has no idea who he is as well! So, he decides to jump off his train and investigate whether he's any of four men who were in the same building where he was found...and was the sole survivor. What happens next is a bit like an episode of "The Fugitive" and often this nameless man ends up helping those he meets.
This film often makes little sense but is enjoyable. A few of the illogical things include his jumping from the train (and thus going AWOL) as well as how people react to him. In particular, he meets one woman and although they barely know each other, by the end, they appear ready to get married! Logical, no....but also inoffensive and a decent time-passer.
This film often makes little sense but is enjoyable. A few of the illogical things include his jumping from the train (and thus going AWOL) as well as how people react to him. In particular, he meets one woman and although they barely know each other, by the end, they appear ready to get married! Logical, no....but also inoffensive and a decent time-passer.