"What Price Glory?" is a play written by Maxwell Anderson and George Abbott that premiered in 1924. Set during World War I, it explores the lives of American soldiers in the trenches, highlighting the camaraderie and struggles they face. The narrative focuses on the impact of war on personal relationships and the harsh realities of military life. The play is notable for its realistic portrayal of combat and the emotional toll it takes on the characters. It combines elements of drama and humor, providing a poignant commentary on the costs of war, both physically and psychologically, while also addressing themes of honor and sacrifice.