Harry Warner speaks at Motion Picture Pioneers 12th Annual Dinner in 1951

The transcript expresses gratitude to friends and coworkers, emphasizes the importance of looking to the future, and highlights the potential impact of motion pictures on society. It encourages self-reflection and finding hope within oneself, while advising new members to focus on the future and public service.

What advice does the speaker give to the new members of the Motion Picture pioneers?

What does the speaker mean by 'the future is bright' and how should one approach it?