The theme of the song is about the military. Boogie boogie bugle boy was drafted and "blowing bugle for uncle sam."

@@AnnBrodeur Yeah, I know, but I've seen military themes that look more flattering than that. Just surprised, because it seems atypical of the time.

That's called "Class" in case you've never heard the term.

I take it you like how it looks. Defining your preference as "Class" is kind of silly, but whatever. It's interesting to me that some people prefer that look. I still think it's unusual for the period for women. The silhouettes are usually accentuated and the clothes more fitted. Perhaps that just reflects the kind of footage that is usually shared from that time. I still wouldn't be surprised to find out that one or more of the women wasn't thrilled by how they looked in the costumes.

@@Cat_Woods The look is irrelevant.. Especially considering the era. But; It's classy because it's barely sexually suggestive, If you see the version done by Christine Aguilera, you can see the difference between classless and classy...