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Features the only movie appearance of Katharine Cornell (Herself).
The real Stage Door Canteen at 216 W. 44th St., Times Square, was unable to be used for filming, as it was still an operating nightclub during World War II. As such, for this movie, it was re-created at R.K.O. Radio Pictures studios in Culver City, California.
Along with Too Many Kisses (1925), this is one of only two movies in which Harpo Marx appeared without his brothers Chico and Groucho.
Katharine Hepburn's only musical appearance.
Producer Sol Lesser paid the Stage Door Canteen fifty thousand dollars for the use of its name. They and Allied Charities received the profits from this movie.
"Katharine Hepburn: He knows what he's fighting for. He's fighting for the kind of world in which you and he can live together in happiness and peace and love. Don't ever think about quitting. Don't ever stop for a minute... working, fighting,praying until we've got that kind of a world. For you, for him, for your children... for the whole human race. Days without end. Amen."
"Dubious Army Sergeant: Look, I've been in both these here wars and I've been in plenty of joints, but I just can't figure this one out. Dakota Smith: Whaddya mean, Sarge? Dubious Army Sergeant: Well, you come in, you get free chow, free entertainment, free dancing, and with dames that come right up and ask for out to. What I'd like to know is, when do we get clipped?"
