Flying Devils Trailer

Flying Devils Trailer (1933)

14 July 1933 Adventure 62 mins

A trio of veteran pilots joins an aerial circus.

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Cast

Arline Judge

as Mrs. Ann Hardy

Bruce Cabot

as 'Ace' Murray

Ralph Bellamy

as 'Speed' Hardy

Cliff Edwards

as 'Screwy' Edwards

Eric Linden

as Bud Murray

Frank LaRue

as Al Kern

Mary Carr

as Mrs. Murray

Jimmy Aubrey

as Waiter

Eddie Borden

as Fresh Autograph Seeker

Garry Owen

as Carnival Ticket Seller

Crew

Nicholas Musuraca

Nicholas Musuraca Director of Photography

Ollie Sigurdson

Ollie Sigurdson Still Photographer

Frank Uecker

Frank Uecker Electrician

Rod Tolmie

Rod Tolmie Aerial Camera

International Releases Dates

United States 14 July 1933

Production Companies

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