Working of the Armed Forces Radio in the United States during World War II. Abott and Costello joke in 'Mail Call' radio program.
Working of the Armed Forces Radio in the United States during World War II. Dorothy Lamour sings a song in 'Mail Call' program broad casted by the Armed Forces Radio.
Entertainment at a jungle training center in the United States. Bob Hope at a microphone with a band behind him. All of them are wearing camouflage suits. He is holding up a helmet. Pattie Thomas walks on a stage wearing a helmet and a camouflage suit. Tony Romano walks on wearing a camouflaged suit.. He carries his guitar. Frances Langford appears. Jerry Colonna and Bob Hope put on their act. Another member of the troop appears. Frances Langford sings. A band and a guitar player joins them. Jerry Colonna and Tony Romano perform an act. (World War II period).
Entertainment from the USO during a jungle training in the United States. Jerry Colonna at a microphone Bob Hope and others behind him, entertaining U.S. soldiers and sailors. Bob Hope introduces Patty Thomas and she presents a dance. Bob Hope dances with her. Bob Hope at the microphone with the band and others behind him. (World War II period).
A crippled child in the United States. A nurse helps the crippled child to walk back and forth in a hospital room. The nurse helps the child to bend. The child removes a gown to show crippled back.
An industrial manufacturing plant in the United States. Workers inside the plant handle a hot steel ingot.
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