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Paul Fricker
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Peter Ellenstein | ... |
Lester Gidley
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Webster Adams
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Chip McAllister | ... |
Bunker Hill
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Pamela Kay Davis | ... |
Tina Wells
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Cindy Hazard
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Graem McGavin | ... |
Tawny Ryatt
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Daureen Collodel | ... |
Heidi Henderson
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Annette Sinclair | ... |
Maxine
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Bertram
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Sara Costa | ... |
Tuesday Del Mundo
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Valerie McIntosh | ... |
Etta
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Cheryl Song | ... |
Chop Suzi
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Peter Bailey-Britton | ... |
Henri
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Teddy Wilson | ... |
Nat
(as Theodore Wilson)
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Three rookie sailors who have just completed basic training are out on their first weekend pass. As they hit one bar after another, they soon forget everything the Navy ever taught them.
There is a scene in "Citizen Kane" where Joseph Cottens character Jedediah Leland is attending an opera. On the stage singing, or at least trying to sing is Kanes mistress Susan Alexander. Leland is so bored with her talentless performance he begins making paperdolls out of his program . If you watch this movie you may also find yourself becoming a master in the art of paperdoll making. A bunch of Navy recruits fresh out of bootcamp on the town for 72 hours. Their weekend comes to an end sooner for them than this picture does for the viewer. Recommendation: The second part of the title "PASS"