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Careers and Cradles

194711mJack Olsen

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This short documentary is a snapshot of the revolutionary change in status enjoyed by women between the turn of the 20th century and 1947. The film notes the significance of this evolution, highlighting women who today command respect as leaders in government, industry, science and the arts. Women's organizations and leaders, among them Senator Cairine Wilson, symphony orchestra conductor Ethel Stark and Madame Thérèse Casgrain, discuss the challenges of their times.

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What is Careers and Cradles (1947) about?

This short documentary is a snapshot of the revolutionary change in status enjoyed by women between the turn of the 20th century and 1947. The film notes the significance of this evolution, highlighting women who today command respect as leaders in government, industry, science and the arts. Women's organizations and leaders, among them Senator Cairine Wilson, symphony orchestra conductor Ethel…

Who stars in Careers and Cradles?

Careers and Cradles stars Cairine Wilson, Ethel Stark, Thérèse Casgrain. The film was directed by Jack Olsen.

How long is Careers and Cradles?

Careers and Cradles has a runtime of 11 min and premiered in 1947.

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