USA - 1942 - The Delta Rhythm Boys sing "Give Me Some Skin" while actors show the different ways that phrase could be misunderstood.
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USA - 1942 - In this crime drama, two men talk at a breakfast table about making money on farmers.
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USA - 1942 - In this crime drama, a maid holds a tray of juices. Two men ride an elevator and one talks with the receptionist.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Tommy Reynolds and his band play Sunnie O'Dea onto her train where clumsy porters have dropped her luggage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Sunnie O'Dea dances atop crates on a train platform while Tommy Reynolds plays clarinet, and bumbling porters struggle with luggage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Tommy Reynolds leads his band in the "Farewell Blues" on the clarinet at a train station, where a pretty passenger starts dancing on the platform.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a woman insists to her boyfriend that she's on the wagon when he walks her home in a drunk stupor and she drinks the milk bottle left on her porch.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a man sings to his girlfriend at a nightclub to try and get her to drink but she insists she's on the wagon.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a man tricks his girlfriend into drinking alcohol and she immediately starts hallucinating things like elephants and his skeleton dancing around.
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USA - 1942 - Louis Jordan's jazz quintet perform "Down, Down, Down" while women in various states of dress bring the lyrics to life.
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USA - 1942 - Louis Jordan's jazz quintet begins a rendition of "Down, Down, Down."
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Bob Hughes and the Mellowaires finish singing a love song about dates at a nightclub while cocktails are made and drunk.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, women dance while they mix cocktails at a nightclub.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Bob Hughes is backed by the Mellowaires in singing about cocktails for two at a nightclub.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, the Kings Men conclude a performance of "The Chool Song" dressed along with swing dancers in 1700s garb.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a couple dancing in the 1700s to a minuet suddenly start swing dancing to a performance of "The Chool Song" by the Kings Men.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, the Kings Men dressed in 18th century garb sing "The Chool Song" and are delighted when women also in period clothing join in scatting.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical comedy, people in a horse costume sing and dance to Spike Jones and His City Slickers' rendition of "The Blacksmith Song."
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USA - 1942 - In this musical comedy, Spike Jones and his City Slickers begin a performance of "The Blacksmith Song" while a blacksmith works on a horseshoe.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a departing soldier and his girlfriend sing about asking each other not to flirt with anyone else while they're separated, even as the girl makes eyes at a sailor in the train station.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a soldier kissing a nurse in his car has a vision of his girlfriend scolding him for going on a date.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, the portrait of a soldier comes to life to sing at his girlfriend who's on a date with a sailor, asking her not to cheat on him even as he's on a date of his own.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical comedy, women go through a department store's revolving doors and come out in fashionable gowns, concluding with a man going in and coming out in drag.
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USA - 1942 - In this comedy, a man introduces women's fashion for different seasons and uses a model's hat to fan himself.
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1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, talks to reporters outside of his office building in Washington DC.
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1942 - Milton Eisenhower, the director of the War Relocation Authority for Japanese-Americans, meets with Elmer Davis, the director of the Office of War Information.
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1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, meets a crowd outside his office building in Washington DC.
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1942 - A man is talked into buying war bonds.
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1942 - People walk into the US Information Agency building in Washington DC.
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1942 - Alabama Congressman Luther Patrick meets with a colleague in his office.
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1942 - Women apply for jobs at the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
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1942 - Women look at a bulletin board filled with war effort news, jobs, and propaganda at the civil service commission.
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1942 - A woman files and stamps applications at the Civil Service Commission.
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1942 - In this musical, Buddy Rogers and Marvel Maxwell sing while they daydream about kissing by a wishing well.
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1942 - Buddy Rogers and Marvel Maxwell sing a sleepy duet about traveling to Dreamsville, Ohio at a train station.
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1942 - Developments from the earliest telegraph, telephone, and radio are compared to where those communications systems stand in 1942.
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1942 - Telegrams and telephones are used in daily life in America, for business and personal use.
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1942 - Animation is used to show how Alexander Graham Bell's telephone operated in 1876.
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1942 - The telegraph revolutionizes communications in the 19th century United States.
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1942 - Submarine cables bearing telegraph wires help establish a rapid communication line between the United States and Europe in 1866.
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1942 - The groundbreaking work of 18th century scientists Alessandro Volta, Joseph Henry, and William Watson lays the groundwork for Samuel Morse and the electromagnet.
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1942 - Archibald Wavell, the commander-in-chief of British India, completes work in his office at the Delhi command center.
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1942 - Officials depart from a meeting at the headquarters of Archibald Wavell, the commander-in-chief of British India.
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1942 - Archibald Wavell, the commander-in-chief of British India, oversees a meeting of civilian and military officers.
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1942 - A meeting of Indian civilian and military leaders concludes in the Chamber of Princes.
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1942 - Gandhi and his family walk in the Indian countryside.
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1942 - Passengers disembark from trains at Wardha Junction in India.
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1942 - Indian officials are served a meal outside.