Half Shot at Sunrise

Half Shot at Sunrise is a musical comedy that brings together themes of war and humor. The film features a runtime of 78 minutes and showcases the experiences of soldiers during World War I. Directed by Paul Sloane, it captures the pre-code era's unique take on military life and camaraderie.

The film stars Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, and Dorothy Lee among others. Their performances contribute to the comedic narrative as the soldiers navigate their time in Paris. This film is a noteworthy piece from the early sound era, reflecting the cultural context of its time through its humor and musical elements.