1936 be the most prolific year for astaire and rogers . their second film for rko that year be the third film in this collection mark sandrich follow the fleet . this time out astaire be painfully uncomfortable a bake baker and a seaman on leave who just happen to stumble into the seedy waterfront café where sherry martin ( rogers ) be warble romantic sweet nothing in everyone ear . yep and you guess it theyre hot for each other once again . only this time sherry spinster sister and connie ( harriet hillard ) threaten the whole fine romance by fall for bake robust seafaring buddy and bilge smith ( randolph scott ) while a sort of use em up and toss em out kind of guy and thus force sherry to reconsider her opinion of all sailor in general . irving berlin lends immeasurable class to the proceeding with his classic and classy score and include standard let yourself go and i be put all my egg in one basket and let face the music and dance while the latter a divinely inspired skit about suicide that turn into another immediately recognizable and thoroughly sublime pa deux for fred and ginger . the transfer on follow the fleet be a tad weaker . the gray scale remain nicely balance but now it a tad thick look with not nearly as much tonal variation a the previous title . grain be still present . so be age related artifact . once you have settle into to the slightly dense and sometimes more softly focus image quality and the overall impression be more than acceptable for a film of this vintage . the audio be mono but very nicely balance . extra include a featurette and theatrical trailer and short subject and but oddly no audio commentary . consider the importance of this film in the overall canon of astaire or rogers this be an uncharacteristic oversight from warner home video .