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At War With the Army

92 minutes, 16 seconds

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Black and white frame shows 2 men in uniform staring intently at another man in uniform. Caption. When you get home, will you call my mother.

Originally released as a theatrical production. Based on a play by James Allardice, critics have said that watchng it is like "sitting at a playhouse in 1940." First film vehicle for Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

Media Details

Runtime: 92 minutes, 16 seconds

Topic: Literature
Subtopic: Allardice, James, American Literature, Plays
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1950
Producer/Distributor: Pan American Video
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Black and white frame shows 2 women seated at a cafe table with a man in an army uniform. Caption. No, you'll fight before you'll marry.

Group of people stand in a cluster with cars in background. Caption. Living inside and outside of mainstream American society.

Black and white photo of the midsection of a woman with long, dark hair. Caption. Sarah was also the first American Indian.

2 women and 2 men gathered in an upscale living room setting, hunting rifle visible on display on rear wall. Caption. Emily. Hide the silver.

Group of actors wearing Civil War-era costumes stand and watch a figure who resembles Abraham Lincoln. Caption. Elected him to the state legislature.

Black and white frame with 2 boys wearing hats and overalls looking downward. Caption. Think, Tom, we can do anything we want now.

Film still of Charlton Heston in Call of the Wild wearing a heavy fur coat and sitting at a table with a red uniformed man. Caption. I can get you a bonus for getting back there quick.

Black and white frame of judge facing crowded courtroom gallery. Caption. The sooner we get started, the better chance we have.

Closeup of a handwritten poem from Edgar Allen Poe in black ink on parchment paper.

Black and white blurred painting of a man wearing a top hat and riding a horse.