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"Two sailors on a four day leave in Los Angeles get involved with a small boy who wants to join the navy."@en
"A lively tale of two sailors on shore leave who fall in love with the same woman."
"A couple of sailors on a four-day pass, help a Hollywood extra to become a star."
"Musical comedy about two sailors on leave in Hollywood who both fall for the same aspiring young singer. This leads to complications as each tries to win her for himself."
"Two U.S. Navy men (Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly) become involved with a small boy (Dean Stockwell) who has run away from home to join the Navy and will only return home if they can persuade his Aunt (Kathyrn Grayson), with whom he lives, to let him join the Navy. Both men agree to his terms and meets his Aunt, who is an aspiring young singer. Both men fall in love with the Aunt and try to aid her in her ambition by falsely arranging an audition with noted performer, Jose Iturbi. She learns of their deception and becomes dissapointed. Jose Iturbi learns of the ploy and meets with her anyway, thus making the false arrangements a reality. In the end, all ends well with only one of the Navy men conquering the heart of the Aunt."
"Two lovesick sailors on shore leave in Hollywood fall hard for the same beautiful singer. The race for Susie's heart leads them both into a series of comical and musical adventures."@en
"Two lovesick sailors on shore leave in Hollywood fall hard for the same beautiful singer. The race for Susie's heart leads them both into a series of comical and musical adventures."
"Musical featuring two love-sick sailors on shore leave who both fall for the same lady. Features Kelly's famous dance routine with an animated mouse."@en
"This spritely tale of two lovesick sailors on shore leave in Hollywood. Both sailors fall hard for Susie, with "Sea Wolf" Joe Brady rivalling his bookish best friend Clarence for her affections. The race for Susie's heart leads them both into a series of comical and musical adventures."@en
"Musical featuring two love-sick sailors on shore leave who both fall for the same lady."
""After eight months at sea, sailors Clarence Doolittle and Joseph Brady are granted a four-day shore leave in Hollywood, California. Joe, an incorrigible philanderer, plans to see one of his sweethearts while on leave, and later offers the shy and bookish Clarence advice on how to meet women. Clarence and Joe set out to find their shore leave romances but their plans are soon thwarted by a police sergeant, who demands that they help him with an unusual situation involving a young boy named Donald Martin. The police sergeant explains that Donald has run away from home to join the Navy and refuses to tell the police where he lives. Joe and Clarence easily win Donald's trust and agree to escort him home, where he lives with his widowed aunt, Susan Abbott. While Joe is eager to avoid any further involvement with the young boy, Clarence falls in love with Susan and promises to return the following day. When Joe and Clarence return to Susan's, they meet Bertram Kraler, a man Susan hopes will introduce her to the famous maestro José Iturbi. As Susan dresses for her date, Joe, convinced that Bertram is a new suitor who will only get in the way of Clarence's romantic pursuit of Susan, scares Bertram away by suggesting that Susan is a notorious Navy sweetheart. When Susan learns what Joe has done, she breaks down in tears and believes that her chances at breaking into show business are doomed. Joe tries to comfort Susan but only makes matters worse for himself when he tells her that Clarence and Iturbi are good friends and that he can arrange an audition for her. With her faith in Joe and Clarence restored, Susan takes them to a Mexican restaurant and sings a song for them. While Joe dances with Susan, Clarence meets a friendly waitress, whom he nicknames 'Brooklyn, ' after their hometown. Realizing that he must honor Joe's promise to Susan for an audition with Iturbi, Clarence tries unsuccessfully to meet with Iturbi at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. Meanwhile, Joe, who has become quite fond of Donald and Susan, tells Donald's classmates a story about his experience in a mythical kingdom populated by animals: In the kingdom, Joe discovers that the animals that live there are sad because their mouse king has prohibited them from singing. Determined to help the animals, Joe visits their unhappy king and shows him the beauty of song and dance. Joe's story concludes with the king repealing his edict and allowing the animals to sing. As a new romance develops between Clarence and Brooklyn, Joe falls in love with Susan. One day, Susan has a chance encounter with Iturbi and discovers that Joe and Clarence have been deceiving her and do not really know Iturbi. Feeling embarrassed and betrayed, Susan breaks down in tears. Iturbi, however, understands her situation and arranges a screen test for her. The test is a great success, and Iturbi soon presents Susan at one of his shows. Before returning to his ship, Joe makes amends with Susan, and Clarence and Brooklyn embrace"--AFI catalog, 1941-1950."@en