True to the Navy

This film revolves around Ruby, a counter girl at the San Diego Soda Shop, who finds herself entangled with Sailors, particularly Bull's Eye McCoy, a gunner with commitment issues. The narrative features a mix of zany antics and romantic escapades as Ruby navigates her relationships.

As a pre-code film, True to the Navy reflects the era's more liberated themes and humor, making it a point of interest for collectors of early cinema. The film runs for 71 minutes and is produced by Paramount Pictures, a studio known for its significant contribution to the film industry during the 1930s.

Collectors will find this title available on VHS and other formats, adding to the appeal of owning a piece of pre-code cinematic history. With its combination of genres and the charm of its leading cast, it holds a unique place in the landscape of early sound films.