Fall In

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCaptain 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... Tout lireCaptain 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 Ames. The latter, in an effort to make Doubleday... Tout lireCaptain 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 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... Tout lire

Director
- Kurt Neumann
Writers
- Eugene Conrad
- Edward E. Seabrook
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5,7/10

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Director
- Kurt Neumann
Writers
- Eugene Conrad
- Edward E. Seabrook
Stars

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William Tracy

Sgt. Dorian 'Dodo' Doubleday

Joe Sawyer

Sgt. William Ames

Robert Barrat

Col. Elliott

Jean Porter

Joan

Arthur Hunnicutt

Luke Hatfield

Rebel Randall

Lydia Hummock

Frank Faylen

Capt. Gillis

Clyde Fillmore

Arnold Benedict

Eddie Acuff

Sgt. Topps
(uncredited)

George Barrows

Fifth Columnist in Brawl
(uncredited)

Lane Bradford

Military Policeman
(uncredited)

Chet Brandenburg

Nazi Agent
(uncredited)

Nancy Brinckman

Canteen Girl
(uncredited)

George Bruggeman

Sgt. John Mendoze
(uncredited)

Noble 'Kid' Chissell

Soldier
(uncredited)

Richard Clayton

Soldier
(uncredited)

Tom Coleman

Soldier
(uncredited)

Gino Corrado

Barber
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
This film was first purchased for telecast in New York City in mid-1948 by WPIX (Channel 11), as part of their newly acquired series of three dozen Hal Roach feature film productions, originally released theatrically between 1931-43, and now being syndicated for television broadcast by Regal Television Pictures. However, no record of WPIX ever showing the film has been found. Its earliest documented telecast in the New York City area occurred on WJZ (Channel 7), who picked up the Roach package after WPIX was finished with it, on Tuesday 9 August 1949. In Los Angeles, its initial television presentation took place Tuesday 23 November 1948 on KTLA (Channel 5) and in Detroit it was first telecast Saturday 29 October 1949 on WXYZ (Channel 7).

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Followed by Yanks Ahoy (1943)

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Decent Comedy

Fall In (1942)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Hal Roach comedy with William Tracy and Joe Sawyer is in the same vein as Tanks a Million. In this film, Tracy plays a Sgt. wiz who can remember anything he reads, which gets him his own platoon but this doesn't with well with the jealous Sawyer. Tracy has to train a bunch of dumb rednecks from Kentucky before finally tracking down some Nazis. I'm not sure how many films were in this series but so far I've enjoyed the two I've seen enough to where I'd seek out the others. These aren't anything great but with the running time of 45-minutes they fly by with some nice laughs along the way. Being from KY, I got a kick out of the redneck training sequence.