From listening to Robert Walker, you would swear that he sounds like Richard Crenna, who portrayed student Walter Denton, in television's "Our Miss Brooks."
As a reporter, Walker may be able to write the stories but he has the uncanny ability to foul things up. Foul ups seem to follow him when he is drafted into the army. Meeting up with the usually sly Keenan Wynn, the latter and his friends are there to exploit Walker all the way.
The film essentially boils down to the misadventures of Hargrove in service. Donna Reid is his faithful girlfriend.
The film does show meaning when the guys ultimately trade in their cushy positions for more active duty.
As a reporter, Walker may be able to write the stories but he has the uncanny ability to foul things up. Foul ups seem to follow him when he is drafted into the army. Meeting up with the usually sly Keenan Wynn, the latter and his friends are there to exploit Walker all the way.
The film essentially boils down to the misadventures of Hargrove in service. Donna Reid is his faithful girlfriend.
The film does show meaning when the guys ultimately trade in their cushy positions for more active duty.