This fill-in-the-blank Gaufilmstelle poster was to be used in rural, regional Germany in Summer 1942 to announce the HJ film, Hands Up! with the screening date, time, and location in a small town or village.  The Gaufilstelle had 1,500 mobile projection vans which criss-crossed Greater Germany and brought both the weekly newsreels and feature films to millions of Germans who lived outside the major metropolitan areas. 

In a Film-Kurier Tageszeitung article in May 1941 reporting on the tenth anniversary of the RPL (Reichspropagandaleitung), which oversaw the network of Tonfilmwagen which brought movies to rural areas and villages, the article stated that audience numbers reached in that 10 years was 50 million people; using one thousand mobile film trucks such as the one shown below. 

We have a few other Gaufilmstelle posters in our collection, such as for the comdey Du und Ich, for the Friederich the Great film, Der große König, and for the documentary film Sieg im Westen. (See our Poster Gallery.)