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True to the Navy is a 1930 romantic comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle for Paramount Pictures. The film stars Clara Bow as a counter girl at a San Diego drugstore with a predilection for sailors. Eventually she sets her sights on Bull's Eye McCoy (Fredric March), a stiff-necked gunner's mate.
True to the Navy: Directed by Frank Tuttle. With Clara Bow, Fredric March, Harry Green, Rex Bell. A countergirl at a San Diego soda shop has a lot of sailor "boyfriends", but her heart really belongs to a free-spirited gunner, who doesn't want to be tied down to any one woman.
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- Action, Comedy, Romance
- Frank Tuttle
- 1930-05-25
A rare glimpse of Clara Bow singing from the promotional film "Paramount on Parade" (1930). If you look closely, you can see Clara glancing upwards ever so often. She is most likely looking at the...
- 4 min
- 62.2K
- RIP Snow White
Ruby Nolan, a soda jerk in Solomon Bimberg's San Diego drugstore, has a boyfriend on every ship, precipitating a melee among competing factions. In revenge, they try to persuade the ace gunner (McCoy) on the Mississippi to fall for her; he refuses, but they accidentally meet and the inevitable happens. At a dancehall in Tijuana, Ruby gives $100 ...
Ruby is a counter girl at the San Diego Soda Shop with a habit of being a girlfriend to Sailors stopping by. Things get a little zany when she sets her eyes on Bull’s Eye McCoy a gunner who refuses to settle down. Cast. Crew.
- Frank Tuttle
- Paramount
Director: Frank Tuttle. Screenplay: Keene Thompson, Doris Anderson. Dialogue: Herman J. Mankiewicz. Photographed by: Victor Milner. Felm Editor: Doris Drought. Songs: “Believe It or Not,I Lost My Man,” “There’s Only One That Matters To Me” L. Wolfe Gilbert, Abel Baer. Recording Engineer: M.M. Paggi.
True to the Navy. Summaries. A countergirl at a San Diego soda shop has a lot of sailor "boyfriends", but her heart really belongs to a free-spirited gunner, who doesn't want to be tied down to any one woman.
