Flying High

Year: 1931

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles Reisner

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Bert Lahr, celebrated as the most imitated comic of stage and screen, teams with Charlotte Greenwood, famed for her endless laughter, in a whimsical adventure. An eccentric inventor and his lanky girlfriend strive to break an altitude record using his quirky winged contraption, delivering slapstick mishaps and high‑flying humor.

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