Swing It, Sailor!

Name: Swing It, Sailor!
Genre: Aventura, Comedia
Released: 1938-02-04
Duration: 57 min
Rating: 4.7
Cast: Wallace Ford, Ray Mayer, Isabel Jewell

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4.7/10

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Wallace Ford, Max Hoffman Jr., Isabel Jewell, Ray Mayer, and Mary Treen in Swing It, Sailor! (1938)

Adventure Comedy

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaHusky Stone (Ray Mayer), strongest man in the Navy, and as short on brains as he is as long on muscle, has an urge to get married, as his enlistment is up. The object of his affection is Myr... Leer todoHusky Stone (Ray Mayer), strongest man in the Navy, and as short on brains as he is as long on muscle, has an urge to get married, as his enlistment is up. The object of his affection is Myrtle Montrose (Isabal Jewell), a typical "Sweetheart of the Navy." Seeking to discourage Hu... Leer todoHusky Stone (Ray Mayer), strongest man in the Navy, and as short on brains as he is as long on muscle, has an urge to get married, as his enlistment is up. The object of his affection is Myrtle Montrose (Isabal Jewell), a typical "Sweetheart of the Navy." Seeking to discourage Husky's plans is his pal, Pete Kelly (Wallace Ford), who uses Husky to fight his battles and... Leer todo

Dirección
- Raymond Cannon
Guionistas
- Clarence Marks
- David Diamond
Elenco

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4.7/10

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Dirección
- Raymond Cannon
Guionistas
- Clarence Marks
- David Diamond
Elenco

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Trivia
The earliest documented telecast of this film in New York City occurred Saturday 12 January 1947 on WCBS (Channel 2).

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Policeman: [a parrot has squawked "Mad dog!" in the pet shop, provoking pandemonium] . What's going on around here?
Pete Kelly: I dunno. It's a mystery to me.
Policeman: Where is this mad dog?
Myrtle Montrose: Oh, officer, there isn't any mad dog. It was just Gabby.
Policeman: Who?
Myrtle Montrose: Gabby. You know - my little parrot.
Policeman: Oh, it's a mad parrot. I guess I gotta shoot him, huh?
Pet Shop Proprietor: That's okay with me!
Myrtle Montrose: If you harm a hair of his head I'll sue you.
Pete Kelly: There's nothing the matter with the parrot. He just talks too much.
Policeman: So do you. Shut up!
Myrtle Montrose: Now listen officer, I can explain everything. You see I came in here to see if I could trade this parrot for this little dog. Look at him. Isn't he cute?
Policeman: [Gabby squawks "Mad dog! Mad dog! Mad dog!"] . I'll run the whole bunch of you in.
Pet Shop Proprietor: Look lady, take-a da parott. Take-a da dog. Take-a da store, if you want. But please go out before I get crazy. Before everybody gets crazy.
Myrtle Montrose: Well, do you really mean it?
Pet Shop Proprietor: Si, with my heart and soul. Please - Go!

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Of Pets and Pals

In the US Navy, selfish sailor Wallace Ford (as Pete Kelly) takes advantage of dimmer-witted pal Ray Mayer (as Husky Stone). When Mr. Ford is assigned undesirable duties, he manages gets Mr. Mayer to do all the work. After a paint-job lands Mayer in the brig, Ford begins to fear his mate might marry shapely San Francisco blonde Isabel Jewell (as Myrtle Montrose), one of the many "skirts" Mayer chases. Ford goes to see the Ms. Jewell, a brassy "dame" who enjoys the company of several men. Ford finds himself attracted to Ms. Jewell while her gangly companion Mary Treen (as Gertie "Gert" Burns) seems left without a partner. The parrot steals the show by squawking "Mad dog, mad dog!" in a crowded pet store.

*** Swing It, Sailor! (2/4/38) Raymond Cannon ~ Wallace Ford, Ray Mayer, Isabel Jewell, Mary Treen