into the artillery range, which is active. Don is forced to overcome his fear of noise (and death) to rescue Tony who, believing that Don is still too cowardly to go warn the men, sets out on horseback to do that herself. He accomplishes the rescue and continues, with Steve, through the artillery bombardment to warn the men. Don sustains an arm wound. After their success, the three are promoted to the rank of corporal and Don is free to marry Tony. Cast Bob Hope – Don Bolton Dorothy Lamour – Antoinette 'Tony' Fairbanks Lynne Overman – Steve Riggs Eddie Bracken – Bert Sparks Clarence Kolb – Col. Peter Fairbanks Paul Hurst – Sgt. Burns Ferike Boros – Yetta Phyllis Ruth – Margie Irving Bacon – Cogswell Arthur Loft – Movie director Edgar Dearing – Recruiting sergeant Reception The film was a big hit and became Paramount's second most successful release of 1941 after Louisiana Purchase. References External links 1941 films American World War II films American black-and-white films Films scored by Victor Young Films directed by David Butler 1940s war comedy films Military humor in film Paramount Pictures films Films about the United States Army American war comedy films 1941 comedy films 1940s American films