This seems to be pretty much a retread of WWII's Hollywood Canteen to me, without the candlepower or curiosity factor offered by that older film, which featured real legends in the cast, as did Stage Door Canteen. Maybe I'm missing something, but the only entertaining sequence for me was when Gene Nelson sang and danced "It's Magic", (and boy, did Warners ever get their money's worth out of that song over the years! Just ask Bugs Bunny). One other weird highlight: Louella Parsons, who was live and on camera as herself, appearing to be a sympathetic matchmaker for some young lovers. Someone must have told Louella to use her hands alot when acting. She chops the air while mouthing her lines almost as much as Zatôichi, the Blind Samurai.
Maybe I'm being too harsh. What did you think of this movie? What am I missing?