True to the Army (1942)While doing her tight-rope act in a local circus, Daisy Hawkins, see the owner shot by gangsters. The... See full summary » Director:Albert S. Rogell |
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True to the Army (1942)While doing her tight-rope act in a local circus, Daisy Hawkins, see the owner shot by gangsters. The... See full summary » Director:Albert S. Rogell |
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Judy Canova | ... |
Daisy Hawkins
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| Allan Jones | ... |
Pvt. Stephen Chandler
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Vicki Marlow
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Jerry Colonna | ... |
Pvt. 'Pinky' Fothergill
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Clarence Kolb | ... |
Gen. Marlowe
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Edward Pawley | ... |
Junior
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William Wright | ... |
Lt. Danvers
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William Demarest | ... |
Sgt. Butts
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Edwin Max | ... |
Ice
(as Edwin Miller)
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Arthur Loft | ... |
Ray
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Gordon Jones | ... |
Pvt. Dugan
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Rod Cameron | ... |
Pvt. O'Toole
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Eddie Acuff | ... |
Sgt. Riggs
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Edgar Dearing | ... |
Target Sergeant
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Mary Treen | ... |
Mae
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While doing her tight-rope act in a local circus, Daisy Hawkins, see the owner shot by gangsters. The gangsters are after her to eliminate the only eye witness and the police chase her to testify against the gangsters. Daisy goes to the nearby army camp where her sweetheart, J. Wethersby "Pinky" Fothergill, is the chief carrier pigeon trainer. Rehearsal for the big army show is being held by Private Stephen Chandler. Daisy, looking like just another female impersonator to him, is mistaken for one of the boys in the chorus. Pinky sets him straight and they cut Daisy's hair and get her into a uniform, but have to work hard to convince Sergeant Butts she is one of the boys. Some honest-to-goodness pulchritude comes to the show when Vicki Marlowe, the daughter of General Marlowe, becomes interested in Chandler. Daisy wins a medal for marksmanship and the soldiers insist on taking "him" to celebrate at the town's hot spot... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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