George Murphy as Jerry Jones; Joan Leslie as Eileen Dibble; George Tobias as Maxie Twardofsky; Alan Hale as Sgt. McGee; Charles Butterworth as Eddie Dibble; Dolores Costello as Mrs. Davidson; Una Merkel as Rose Dibble; Stanley Ridges as Maj. John B. Davidson; Rosemary DeCamp as Ethel Jones; Ruth Donnelly as Mrs. O'Brien; Dorothy Peterson as Mrs. Nelson; Frances Langford as Herself; Gertrude Niesen as World War One Vocalist; Kate Smith as Herself; Ronald Reagan as Johnny Jones
Rating
NR (Not Rated)
Cinematography
Bert Glennon
Language
English
Plot
Former Army soldier Jerry Jones (George Murphy) is now a Broadway producer. When the Second World War breaks out, he calls to his old war buddies to help him put together a show that features all former servicemen. Meanwhile, his playboy son Johnny (Ronald Reagan) has finally fallen in love. His heart throb is Eileen (Joan Leslie). But Eileen�s father is a friend and cast member of Jerry�s show. Eddie Dibble (Charles Butterworth) is aware of Johnny�s philandering ways and is not fond of the romance. Much of the show centers around the antics of trying to get a group of men, who are not trained professionals ready to perform on Broadway. But the show-stopper happens at the end when Kate Smith (herself) finishes the performance with her famous, �God Bless America�.
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