| This Is The Army | |||||
| Delta Entertainment (1943) | |||||
| Musical | |||||
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| Ronald Reagan | Johnny Jones |
| Gertrude Niesen | World War One Vocalist |
| Una Merkel | Rose Dibble |
| Rosemary DeCamp | Ethel |
| Frances Langford | Herself |
| Ruth Donnelly | Mrs. O'Brien |
| Kate Smith | Herself |
| Dorothy Peterson | Mrs. Nelson |
| Dolores Costello | Mrs. Davidson |
| Alan Hale | Sgt. McGee |
| George Murphy | Jerry Jones |
| Joan Leslie | Eileen Dibble |
| George Tobias | Maxie Twardofsky |
| Charles Butterworth | Eddie Dibble |
| Stanley Ridges | Maj. John B. Davidson |
| Director | Michael Curtiz
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| Producer | Hal B. Wallis
Jack L. Warner |
| Writer | Claude Binyon
Casey Robinson Irving Berlin |
| Cinematography | Bert Glennon
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Academy Award: Best Scoring of a Musical Picture An Irving Berlin musical tribute intended to boost morale during the World War II. This is the Army, honors the patriotic efforts of American soldiers during World War I and II. Berlin appears as himself, as does singer Kate Smith, who delivers a rousing rendition of "God Bless America"-for which she received the Congressional Gold Medal. |
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