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Coast Guard fights fur smugglers operating out of a gambling ship, while two rival Coasties vie for the affections of two singers aboard said ship. A little too much of the running time is taken up by romantic rivalry and singing, though it picks up at the end. An enjoyable quickie, made frustrating due to the fact that it only exists in a version missing ten minutes of footage (Joyce Compton is certainly nowhere to be seen, for example). The edits are very rough, often in the middle of dialogue, and tend to make it difficult to tell what the hell is going on. Some good humorous bits, along with nice model work for a cheapie, make up for its defects. Screencaps are from a public domain print with badly blown out whites. Did the best I could... -Dave W. |
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![]() | 20th August 1937 Cinema 64 mins 1.37:1 |
![]() | Chief Boatswains Mate Jim Wilson |
![]() | Patricia 'Pat' Collins |
![]() | Chief Machinists Mate 'Spud' Jones |
![]() | Florence 'Toots' Riley (as Dorothy McNulty) |
![]() | Harry Durant |
![]() | Blondie |
![]() | Maxwell Gordon |
![]() | Henchman Weasel |
![]() | Lt. Hays (radio voice) Inspector L. McGrath |
![]() | Henchman Maxie |
![]() | Henchman Turk |
![]() | Henchman Lew |
![]() | Wilbur Crane |
![]() | Skipper |
![]() | Reporter (uncredited) |
![]() | Dancer (uncredited) |
![]() | Coast Guardsman (uncredited) |
![]() | Sam Collins (uncredited) |
![]() | Commander Dixon (uncredited) |
![]() | Henchman Pete (uncredited) |
![]() | Helen Crane (uncredited) |
![]() | Barnacle (uncredited) |
Windy (uncredited) | |
Headwaiter (uncredited) | |
![]() | Henchman (uncredited) |
![]() | Fat Patron (uncredited) |
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