The Real Miss America · 1952
The Real Miss America (1952) is a Documentary film, starring Henry Fonda.
Documentary
Overview
Henry Fonda narrates this documentary short film produced by the United States Department of Defense as a recruiting tool for women to join the armed services. Women's training, social life, and living situations are depicted, as well as a wide variety of jobs in which women could serve in the various branches of the military. Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett speaks to the importance of women as part of the national defense, and General Matthew Ridgway praises women for their service in combat-support functions.
Cast
Henry Fonda
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What is "The Real Miss America" about?
Henry Fonda narrates this documentary short film produced by the United States Department of Defense as a recruiting tool for women to join the armed services. Women's training, social life, and living situations are depicted, as well as a wide variety of jobs in which women could serve in the various branches of the military. Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett speaks to the importance of women as part of the national defense, and General Matthew Ridgway praises women for their service in combat-support functions.
When was "The Real Miss America" released?
The Real Miss America was released in 1952.
Who stars in "The Real Miss America"?
The cast includes Henry Fonda.
