This is from a movie magazine, 1943.

Caption R:  By the  time this reaches print, Bob Taylor will be wearing the uniform of a Lieutenant (j.g.) in the U.S. Navy.  An expert civilian flier, he’s in the Ferry Command.

Caption R: The Studio asked for and was granted a 60 day deferment for Taylor so that he could finish making one more film, Russia.

Caption L: A hapy grin as Bob shows Ray his orders.  He says it is “the proudest assignment I’ve ever received in my life.”  Taylor rated the commision as a graduate of Pomona College, will take usual indoctrination course.
Caption R: Fans cluster around the stars as they follow their wives into Mocambo.  Ray is making The Unrequited.  Barbara Stanwyck’s Lady of Burlesque is now in the theaters.

Caption L: Clowning happily and assuming a Napoleonic pose for the benefit of a Marine and a soldier friend, Bob is refusing to be impressed with any tales of life at sea as the gentleman on the left demonstrates a ship’s roll.
Caption R: Leaving a Hollywood night club means the running of the gauntlet of fans.  The Taylors and Milland wait for Mrs. Milland who stopped for a final word with some friends.

Caption: Chilly night brought out fur coats for the wives, and Bob looks  little bit as if he could use a heavy duty service coat.  He is well used to uniforms.  He  played a Navy Officer in  Stand By for Action, a soldier in  Bataan.