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Photoplay, November, 1930.
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Service comedies set during World War One became quite popular during the 1920s, after the success of
What Price Glory on stage and screen. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey were a popular team in the late 1920s and into the 1930s. Some people can't stand them. Cute Dorothy Lee was their frequent costar. "...park the grouch and toddle to wherever they're showing 'Half Shot at Sunrise.' It's one of the most absurdly ridiculous, nonsensical messpots of assorted comedy that ever was cooked up from celluloid." Messpots -- that is a good word.
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