In the Navy

Year: 1941

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: English

Director: Arthur Lubin

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Popular crooner Russ Raymond quits his peak career and enlists in the Navy as Tommy Halstead. Reporter Dorothy Roberts discovers his true identity and follows him, hoping for a sensational photograph. Aboard the USS Alabama, Tommy allies with shipmates Smokey and Pomeroy, who conceal him while Dorothy schemes to catch him in the act.

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