Sing a Jingle ratings (Movie, 1944)

After his "farewell" performance, radio singing star Ray King learns that he has been rejected by the Army because of an old football injury. Against the wishes of Vera Grant, his fiance, Ray insists on serving his country by secretly going to work at a war plant in Rockville under his real name, Steve Roberts. Due to a housing shortage, many of the new plant workers are unable to find accommodations until Ray suggests to J. P. Crane, owner of the plant, that the townspeople rent their extra rooms to his employees. Ray and his coworker, Bucky, end up living in Crane's home, where Ray immediately runs afoul of Crane's daughter Muriel. Ray and Crane, however, become fast friends, and the new worker soon is made one of Crane's top advisers. When Muriel is challenged to raise five million dollars in war bonds by her sorority and simply asks her father for the money, Ray suggests to Crane that they organize a benefit dance at the factory. During the benefit, Ray boosts the sluggish bond ...