The Road to Victory (1944)

In the world of 1954, this short subject informs us, we will all be tired of eating steak and teenagers will be asking their parents for a new airplane.

This star-studded film makes use of people on short and long-term contract players to offer a fanciful look forward to an idyllic future to sell war bonds. It offers three songs, including Bing Crosby singing the title song. While it's a straightforward effort without substance beyond its central message, the silliness of the opening and the real talent of the musical performers make this a short that fans of old movies will enjoy.