Stars, stars, and more stars
"Hollywood Canteen" is based on an actual USO-sponsored club established during World War II by Bette Davis and John Garfield for servicemen only -- no civilians. Stars waited on tables, washed dishes, and mingled with the GI's, maybe offering a dance or two. This musical is a star-studded fictionalized tribute to this undertaking. The plot is thin but star power more than makes up for it.<br /><br />Slim (Robert Hutton) is a fresh-faced GI on a three-day leave. When he hears about the Canteen, his only wish is to meet Joan Leslie. Joan isn't on duty, but Davis and Garfield conspire to arrange a meeting. The cast includes nearly every actor under contract to Warner Bros. at the time, as well as others, including Joan Crawford, The Andrews Sisters, Dennis Morgan, Kitty Carlisle, Joan McCracken, Roy Rogers and Trigger, Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny, Jane Wyman, Joe E. Brown, Jack Carson, and Jimmy Dorsey and His Band.<br /><br />Highlights include "Don't Fence Me In," performed by Roy Rogers, "Ballet in Jive," danced by McCracken, and "Gettin' Corns for My Country," sung by The Andrews Sisters. Apart from offering ample entertainment, the movie reflects the intense patriotic feeling of Hollywood during World War II.
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