In the same year, a motion-picture company produced a recruiting film about the CNC called "Reward Unlimited" for the USPHS. Mary C. McCall Jr. wrote the story and Dorothy McGuire played the lead role of Peggy Adams, a cadet nurse. The ten-minute film shows the way that Peggy Adams decided to become a cadet nurse, along with her training and everyday nursing experiences. "Reward Unlimited" received awards for the best recruitment film for 1944; it was shown in 16,000 theaters and seen by an audience of 90 million. It was also likely that many young women saw a newsreel clip of the CNC program at movie theaters; one such clip showed President Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the CNC bill into law and another featured the cadet uniforms.