The Shining Future

It's 1960, and the skies are dark with flying cars. Jimmy Lyndon complains to mother Olive Blakeny about having to eat steak for dinner again. Then father Charlie Ruffles has them set the retroscope to 1944, so they can watch and listen to to a bunch of stars try to sell war bucks nds to Canadians.

It's a pretty good array of musical talent, and the non-musical folks on display are pretty good too; as one reviewer elsewhere remarked, it's Cary Grant's only sci-if movie. It's mostly movie stars, and the various studios cooperated in having their talent appear in this short short and distributed by Warner Brothers. That was standard procedure during the War.