10,000 Films For Over There

The transcript discusses the role of the motion picture industry in boosting troop morale during the war by sending films to the front lines. Stars and executives present these films to the Army, and they are shown to troops in combat areas almost as soon as they are released back home. The entertainment provided by these films, including laughter and music, plays a significant role in maintaining high morale among the troops.

What is the significance of the films sent to the front by the motion picture industry?

How do the films shown to the boys in combat areas affect their morale?

What role does General Somervell play in the context of the motion picture programs?

What challenges might arise in placing a value on the programs provided by the motion picture industry?

In what ways does the laughter and music from the films contribute to troop morale?