Fly Away Baby (1937)

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Glenda Farrell

Torchy Blane

Barton MacLane

Steve McBride

Gordon Oliver

Lucien 'Sonny' Croy

Hugh O'Connell

Hughie Sprague

Marcia Ralston

Ila Sayre

Tom Kennedy

Gahagan

Joe King

Mr. Guy Allister
(as Joseph King)

Raymond Hatton

Maxie Monkhouse

Gordon Hart

Mr. Sills

Anderson Lawler

Alexander L. Torey

Harry Davenport

Colonel Higgam

Emmett Vogan

Clifford Vance

George Guhl

Desk Sergeant

Glen Cavender

George - Globe Chop House Manager
(sin acreditar)

Lane Chandler

Policeman Announcing Miss Sayre
(sin acreditar)

Don Downen

Herald Copy Boy
(sin acreditar)

Earl Dwire

Globe Chop House Waiter
(sin acreditar)

Eddie Graham

Man at Bar with Sprague
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Though released six weeks after the Hindenburg disaster, which put a stop to all commercial dirigible flights, the film's climax occurs on a German dirigible and it contains stock footage of the Hindenburg (LZ-129).

Pifias
The map of Torchy's flight "shows" it ending in Frankfurt, Germany, but it's actually flying to Berlin. Frankfurt, where Zeppelin flights took off from and arrived at, is much farther to the west.

Citas
Sgt. Orville Gahagan: [to a gaggle of reporters trying to get into the crime scene, including Torchy] Orders is no reporters, male or female - especially female!

Conexiones
Edited from La generalita (1934)

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6/10

A rather typical Torchy Blane except for the weird setting for the final portion of the film...that WAS very unusual!

Torchy (Glenda Farrell) and her boyfriend, Steve (Barton MacLane) are once again preparing to get married. And, once again, a murder occurs and derails their plans. This is a perennial theme in this series as well as in the Falcon and Bulldog Drummond.

The police, naturally, arrest the wrong man and Torchy thinks that the real killer is going on a worldwide race--and she intends to chase him and prove his guilt. However, there are a lot of twists and turns and she isn't exactly right--but of course she saves the day by the end of the film. All of this is very, very ordinary...EXCEPT the location of the final portion of the film. During this worldwide jaunt, the trail leads to Germany...yes, NAZI Germany! And, with the help of the German police, the mystery is solved...ABOARD THE HINDENBURG!!!! For an ex-history teacher like me, it made the film worth seeing--even if the plot really is a bit pedestrian.