Music for Millions

The film follows six-year-old "Mike" as she moves in with her older sister Babs, a string bass player in José Iturbi's orchestra. With the draft affecting the orchestra's composition, the narrative highlights the challenges and camaraderie of the female musicians as they navigate personal and professional obstacles during wartime.

Music for Millions offers a unique perspective on the impact of World War II on women in music. As Babs and her fellow orchestra members work to protect her from the War Office's telegram, the film explores their friendships and solidarity. The performances by top cast members such as Margaret O'Brien, June Allyson, and Jimmy Durante contribute to its engaging portrayal of this era.

For collectors, the film is available on DVD and other formats, making it a notable piece to add to any collection focused on wartime narratives or musical themes.