True enough. It's a ramshackle affair, with Olsen & Johnson a couple of Navy Shore Patrolmen in Venice looking for a man with a wooden leg when they aren't making risqué remarks and assaulting women, Charles King and Irene Delroy trying to evade her nonce husband Lowell Sherman, and, of course, Noah Beery as a Montenegrin general.
There are two or three decent songs with lyrics by Al Dublin, but your pleasure will depend far more on whether you enjoy Olsen & Johnson than the script, which is based on a show written by Elmer Rice, improbable as that sounds. I suspect he was paying off an election bet.
There are two or three decent songs with lyrics by Al Dublin, but your pleasure will depend far more on whether you enjoy Olsen & Johnson than the script, which is based on a show written by Elmer Rice, improbable as that sounds. I suspect he was paying off an election bet.