Code of the Air Trailer

Code of the Air Trailer (1928)

30 September 1928 Drama, Sci-Fi, War 60 mins

A criminal mastermind uses a "death ray" machine to bring down government airplanes. Police dog, Silverstreak, aids in capturing the insane inventor of the machine. Masked aviator Pilot X is part of the "Air Hawks" gang who threaten the Baker Aircraft Company. Pilot X's actions are focused on stealing Baker's Aerometer, a revolutionary navigational instrument. World-famous aviatrix, Fawn Nesbitt, aids in combatting the attacks on Baker's aircraft.

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Cast

Kenneth Harlan

as Blair Thompson

June Marlowe

as Helen Carson

Arthur Rankin

as Alfred Clark

William V. Mong

as Professor Ross

Paul Weigel

as Doc Carson

James Bradbury Jr.

as Stuttering Slim

Silver Streak

as Silver Streak

International Releases Dates

United States 30 September 1928

Production Companies

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