

Comedy
Overview
The Navy expects a veteran to pay for the ship he commanded, as they have no record of its return.
Top Cast


Jerry Lewis
Jerry Lewis
John Paul Steckler I / John Paul Steckler IV / John Paul Steckler VII
Jerry Lewis
John Paul Steckler I / John Paul Steckler IV / John Paul Steckler VII


Dina Merrill
Dina Merrill
Ens. Rita J. Benson
Dina Merrill
Ens. Rita J. Benson


Diana Spencer
Diana Spencer
Prudence Trabert Steckler
Diana Spencer
Prudence Trabert Steckler


Mickey Shaughnessy
Mickey Shaughnessy
Stan Wychinski
Mickey Shaughnessy
Stan Wychinski


Robert Middleton
Robert Middleton
Vice Adm. Philo Tecumseh Bludde
Robert Middleton
Vice Adm. Philo Tecumseh Bludde


Gale Gordon
Gale Gordon
Congressman Mandeville
Gale Gordon
Congressman Mandeville


Mabel Albertson
Mabel Albertson
Mrs. Trabert
Mabel Albertson
Mrs. Trabert


Claude Akins
Claude Akins
Lt. Cmdr. Farber
Claude Akins
Lt. Cmdr. Farber


Hugh Sanders
Hugh Sanders
Adm. Rogers
Hugh Sanders
Adm. Rogers


Richard Shannon
Richard Shannon
Cmdr. Cross
Richard Shannon
Cmdr. Cross
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