Fall In (1942) DVD-R
Starring William Tracy, Joe Sawyer, Robert Barrat, Jean Porter, Arthur Hunnicutt
Paul Page
Directed by Kurt Neumann
Print: Black and White
Runtime: 45 Min.
Genre: Comedy
Captain Gillis (Frank Faylen) puts Sergeant "Dodo" Doubleday (William Tracy), because of his photographic memory, on a candidates
list for Officer's Training School ahead of Sergeant William Ames (Joe Sawyer), much to the dismay of the Ames. The latter,
in an effort to make Doubleday look bad, puts him in charge of the training of the Hatfield clan, a raw-to-the-max group of
recruits from Kentucky. That they are all sharp-shooters does Doubleday no harm. Meanwhile, across town, a highly-respected
citizen named Arnold Benedict (Clyde Filmore) and his tall squeeze Lydia (Rebel Randall) open up an in-house canteen for the
soldiers. That Arnold is a German Spy comes as no great surprise to students of American history or Hal Roach films. Joan
(Jean Porter), Dodo's girl friend (and ample proof that Dodo is smarter than he looks and acts), discovers that all the
house-plants in the house are armed with listening devices feeding directly to the basement where most of Hollywood's
German-actor colony (most under WWII assumed non-de-plumes) are eavesdropping on the conversations of the soldiers.
While Dodo and his MP band of Hatfields are cleaning out this nest of spys, Dodo hears a message on the short-wave
announcing the locations and meeting places of all the 5th Column spy rings and, because of his photographic memory,
there will be no problem passing this info onto Colonel Elliott (Robert Barrat.) And there wouldn't have been if Dodo
hadn't got knocked out and lost his memory.
Starring William Tracy, Joe Sawyer, Robert Barrat, Jean Porter, Arthur Hunnicutt
Paul Page
Directed by Kurt Neumann
Print: Black and White
Runtime: 45 Min.
Genre: Comedy
Captain Gillis (Frank Faylen) puts Sergeant "Dodo" Doubleday (William Tracy), because of his photographic memory, on a candidates
list for Officer's Training School ahead of Sergeant William Ames (Joe Sawyer), much to the dismay of the Ames. The latter,
in an effort to make Doubleday look bad, puts him in charge of the training of the Hatfield clan, a raw-to-the-max group of
recruits from Kentucky. That they are all sharp-shooters does Doubleday no harm. Meanwhile, across town, a highly-respected
citizen named Arnold Benedict (Clyde Filmore) and his tall squeeze Lydia (Rebel Randall) open up an in-house canteen for the
soldiers. That Arnold is a German Spy comes as no great surprise to students of American history or Hal Roach films. Joan
(Jean Porter), Dodo's girl friend (and ample proof that Dodo is smarter than he looks and acts), discovers that all the
house-plants in the house are armed with listening devices feeding directly to the basement where most of Hollywood's
German-actor colony (most under WWII assumed non-de-plumes) are eavesdropping on the conversations of the soldiers.
While Dodo and his MP band of Hatfields are cleaning out this nest of spys, Dodo hears a message on the short-wave
announcing the locations and meeting places of all the 5th Column spy rings and, because of his photographic memory,
there will be no problem passing this info onto Colonel Elliott (Robert Barrat.) And there wouldn't have been if Dodo
hadn't got knocked out and lost his memory.
| Product Name | Fall In (1942) DVD-R |
|---|---|
| This item is returnable | No |
