

Drama · Romance · War
Overview
Jo Jones, a young defense plant worker whose husband is in the military during World War II, shares a house with three other women in the same situation.
Top Cast


Ginger Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Jo Jones
Ginger Rogers
Jo Jones


Robert Ryan
Robert Ryan
Chris Jones
Robert Ryan
Chris Jones


Ruth Hussey
Ruth Hussey
Barbara Thomas
Ruth Hussey
Barbara Thomas


Patricia Collinge
Patricia Collinge
Helen Stacey
Patricia Collinge
Helen Stacey


Mady Christians
Mady Christians
Manya Lodge
Mady Christians
Manya Lodge


Kim Hunter
Kim Hunter
Doris Dumbrowski
Kim Hunter
Doris Dumbrowski


Jane Darwell
Jane Darwell
Mrs. Henderson
Jane Darwell
Mrs. Henderson


Richard Martin
Richard Martin
Mike Dumbrowski
Richard Martin
Mike Dumbrowski


Robert J. Anderson
Robert J. Anderson
Boy (uncredited)
Robert J. Anderson
Boy (uncredited)


Patti Brill
Patti Brill
Western Union Girl (uncredited)
Patti Brill
Western Union Girl (uncredited)
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