Figures Dont Lie (Reel 1)
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Creator: A/V Geeks 16mm Films
Description:
This film presents a physical fitness program for the Women's Army Corps. It stresses the importance of mental and emotional, as well as physical fitness for female audiences. It also demonstrates correct methods for lifting bags, potato sacks, and tires. Alas, we only have reel 1.
We digitized and uploaded this film from the Prelinger Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.
Complete Record: This film presents a physical fitness program for the Women's Army Corps. It stresses the importance of mental and emotional, as well as physical fitness for female audiences. It also demonstrates correct methods for lifting bags, potato sacks, and tires. Alas, we only have reel 1. We digitized and uploaded this film from the Prelinger Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.
Transcription
these are members of the United States first women's army their military carriage the alert manner three years which respond are these come from proper training and development group planned exercise producing strength stamina coordination stability widely express line slim healthy figures full of abundant energy figures don't lie in a figure like hands there's a clear vivid picture of a state of stiffness mental emotional and physical of course like Betty here every girl wants to look her best that's why she gives so much attention to her hair her makeup and it isn't just to keep up an attractive public appearance that's only part of it it's a deeper matter of vanity pride and whatever the reasons there's nothing wrong with it even during Wars women don't stop being women but a woman isn't attractive just because her hair to his becoming and she knows how to make up her faith naturally her body from the neck down is very important to what goes on behind a woman's back if you're a woman like Betty you can be sure it's not too good but mostly you never know you can only get a lot depends on the woman a lot depends on the back look at Betty's walk from the rear view you'd say she's an old soldier after Prime no spirit no you she's only 24 and yet there's a good reason ample reason why she's old beyond her years about 20 pounds of reason and it isn't easy to move that bulky body around that his seaford she shot of breath and she looks exactly like she's here her friend and would walk the same way if she carried us what he found weight around her middle but slim fig you not only makes you look better it makes you feel better
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