A lot of people aboard a cruise ship heading to Europe from America want to find on-board passenger Jack Oakie (Mr Looney). It's a tale of mistaken identity and can get a little complicated to follow and also a little dull.
The standout comedic moments don't come from Jack Oakie but they are meant to. The funniest moments come from Granville Bates (Nycross) and Sidney Riggs (Pangolos) wandering around the ship asking who the hell has a name like 'Mr Looney'. The film drags a little and is more interesting as a time capsule where we can compare the cruise ship dining rooms of yesteryear and conclude that they were more classy in olden times.
The standout comedic moments don't come from Jack Oakie but they are meant to. The funniest moments come from Granville Bates (Nycross) and Sidney Riggs (Pangolos) wandering around the ship asking who the hell has a name like 'Mr Looney'. The film drags a little and is more interesting as a time capsule where we can compare the cruise ship dining rooms of yesteryear and conclude that they were more classy in olden times.