
Rosalind Russell
Jo McBain
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A senator's daughter joins the Women's Army Corps hoping that family influence will send her to Paris and her boyfriend. Military training proves less accommodating than her social life. Her plans collide with a system that expects her to earn the advantages she assumed were guaranteed.
The Women's Army Corps supplies the real institutional setting for a fictional comedy about privilege and discipline. The film uses the contrast between civilian expectations and military routines as its principal source of humour.
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