Ship Ahoy

Year: 1942

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Edward Buzzell

RomanceComedy

Radio’s “bad boy” Red proves his worth when Miss Winters, a dancer with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, is recruited to covertly transport a prototype magnetic mine to Puerto Rico. Believing she’s serving the U.S. government, she remains unaware of the true purpose of her mission. The mission drags her into espionage and peril beyond the stage lights.

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