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* TheCameo: Tom the Cat only appears for about five seconds as Jerry's butler.
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* LoveTriangle: Clarence, Susan, and Joe. [[spoiler:Clarence eventually finds another girl, and Joe and Susan end up together.]]
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* LoveTriangle: Clarence, Susan, and Joe. [[spoiler:Clarence Clarence eventually finds another girl, and Joe and Susan end up together.]]together.
* MaidenAunt: Played with. Clarence and Joe are surprised to find out that the Maiden Aunt in charge of young Donald is young and gorgeous.
* MaidenAunt: Played with. Clarence and Joe are surprised to find out that the Maiden Aunt in charge of young Donald is young and gorgeous.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: After Navy anthem "Anchors Aweigh".
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* NoNameGiven: The waitress from Brooklyn who ends up with Joe is never named. In the credits Pamela Britton is identified as "Girl from Brooklyn".
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Towards the end, Clarence is trying to tell Joe about how he's unexpectedly fallen in love with Brooklyn, but Joe thinks he's talking about how Joe's fallen in love with Susan.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Clarence has been trying to get past security and into a movie studio so that he can get Susan an audition. He tries and fails multiple times. Joe waltzes up to security, asks to see the movie executive, says he's expected--and after a cut, somehow they are in the studio.
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* ReallyGetsAround: Invoked. Clarence and Joe decide to get rid of Susie's suitor Bertram by convincing him that she's a slut who services sailors. There's a whole number dedicated to this.
--> She's not so choosy\\
No, not our Susie
--> She's not so choosy\\
No, not our Susie
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* GilliganCut: Joe's enraged "I'm not going back to that house!" is immediately followed by a shot of him and Clarence going back to Susan's house.
* GilliganCut: Joe's enraged "I'm not going back to that house!" is immediately followed by a shot of him and Clarence going back to Susan's house.
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Two sailors, Joe and Clarence, meet a girl, Susan, on shore leave, after her nephew, Donald, tries to run away to join the Navy. Susan wants to be a singer, and Joe tries to help her career, but he's falling for her. Problem is Clarence has already fallen for her.
This film was the first to pair Music/FrankSinatra and Creator/GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
This film was the first to pair Music/FrankSinatra and Creator/GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
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Two sailors, Joe (Creator/GeneKelly) and Clarence, Clarence (Music/FrankSinatra), meet a girl, Susan, on shore leave, after her nephew, Donald, tries to run away to join the Navy. Susan wants to be a singer, and Joe tries to help her career, but he's falling for her. Problem is Clarence has already fallen for her.
This film was the first to pairMusic/FrankSinatra Sinatra and Creator/GeneKelly, Kelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
This film was the first to pair
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* MistakenForGay: Joe is trying to instruct Clarence on how to pick up girls. He's miming an excessively feminine walk, when a passerby sees him and gives him a long, strange look.
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A Musical-Comedy from 1945 about two sailors, Joe and Clarence, meeting a girl, Susan, on shore leave, after her nephew, Donald, tries to run away to join the Navy. Susan wants to be a singer, and Joe tries to help her career, but he's falling for her. Problem is Clarence has already fallen for her.
This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and Creator/GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
Also look for a young DeanStockwell as Donald.
See also ''OnTheTown''.
This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and Creator/GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
Also look for a young DeanStockwell as Donald.
See also ''OnTheTown''.
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Two sailors, Joe and Clarence,
This film was the first to pair
Also look for a young
See also
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* SuddenlyVoiced: Jerry in the dance number. Though in this case it was part of a story Joe was telling. Jerry's actress, Sara Berner, had actually previously voiced him in the 1944 ''Tom And Jerry'' short, ''Zoot Cat'', for a single line.
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* RogerRabbitEffect / MediumBlending: Joe dancing with Jerry. Originally, the filmmakers wanted it to be MickeyMouse, but {{Disney}} was unfortunately too busy trying to get out of losses it took in the last few years.
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* RogerRabbitEffect / MediumBlending: Joe dancing with Jerry. Originally, the filmmakers wanted it to be MickeyMouse, but {{Disney}} {{Creator/Disney}} was unfortunately too busy trying to get out of losses it took in the last few years.
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: This film is mostly remembered for the scene where Gene Kelly dances with Jerry from ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. It has caught on with younger audiences too, thanks to a ShoutOut in ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' where Stewie is rotoscoped over Jerry during the same sequence.
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: This film is mostly remembered for the scene where Gene Kelly dances with Jerry from ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. It has caught on with younger audiences too, thanks to a ShoutOut in ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' where Stewie is rotoscoped over Jerry during the same sequence.
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This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
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This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and GeneKelly, Creator/GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
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* PrettyInMink: Susan has a white ermine shoulder cape (a then common young socialite accessory).
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* PrettyInMink: Susan has [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/young_aunt_a_pleasant_surprise.jpg a white ermine ermine]] shoulder cape [[PimpedOutCape cape]] (a then common young socialite accessory).
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* SweaterGirl: Susan wears a purple fuzzy sweater in a few scenes.
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* PepTalkSong: "The Worry Song", where Gene convinces Jerry that he can dance.
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A Musical-Comedy from 1945 about two sailors, Joe and Clarence, meeting a girl, Susan, on shore leave, after her nephew, Donald, tries to run away to join the Navy. Susan wants to be a singer, and Joe tries to help her career, but he's falling for her. Problem is Clarence has already fallen for her.
This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
Also look for a young DeanStockwell as Donald.
See also ''Film/OnTheTown''.
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* ImagineSpot: A lot of the song numbers involve this.
* LoveTriangle: Clarence, Susan, and Joe. [[spoiler:Clarence eventually finds another girl, and Joe and Susan end up together.]]
* MistakenAge: Donald makes it seem like his aunt is a lot older than she is, giving the guys quite a shock when the finally meet her.
* PrettyInMink: Susan has a white ermine shoulder cape (a then common young {{socialite}} accessory).
* RogerRabbitEffect / MediumBlending: Joe dancing with Jerry. Originally, the filmmakers wanted it to be MickeyMouse, but {{Disney}} was unfortunately too busy trying to get out of losses it took in the last few years.
* SweaterGirl: Susan wears a purple fuzzy sweater in a few scenes.
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This film was the first to pair FrankSinatra and GeneKelly, and notable for a musical number with Jerry of the ''TomAndJerry'' cartoons.
Also look for a young DeanStockwell as Donald.
See also ''Film/OnTheTown''.
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!!Provides Examples Of
* ImagineSpot: A lot of the song numbers involve this.
* LoveTriangle: Clarence, Susan, and Joe. [[spoiler:Clarence eventually finds another girl, and Joe and Susan end up together.]]
* MistakenAge: Donald makes it seem like his aunt is a lot older than she is, giving the guys quite a shock when the finally meet her.
* PrettyInMink: Susan has a white ermine shoulder cape (a then common young {{socialite}} accessory).
* RogerRabbitEffect / MediumBlending: Joe dancing with Jerry. Originally, the filmmakers wanted it to be MickeyMouse, but {{Disney}} was unfortunately too busy trying to get out of losses it took in the last few years.
* SweaterGirl: Susan wears a purple fuzzy sweater in a few scenes.
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