Harry Warner speaks at Motion Picture Pioneers dinner in 1951

The transcript discusses the importance of dedication to ideals and ideas in the motion picture industry. It highlights the roles of producers, distributors, and exhibitors, emphasizing that their focus should extend beyond financial gains to include the communication of American ideals. The text underscores the significance of free enterprise and the free exchange of ideas as essential components of the industry.

What is the true cause that the occasion is devoted to?

How have the pioneers demonstrated their ability to carry forward?

What challenge does the speaker identify as the broadest faced by the industry?

What does the speaker believe will happen if producers focus only on profit?

Why is the communication of ideas considered essential to the business?