Now We’re in the Air

Year: 1927

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank R. Strayer

Comedy

Cousins Wally and Ray plot to claim their Scottish grandfather’s aviation fortune, pulling them into the U.S. Flying Corps. A stray balloon carries them over enemy lines; they are mistaken for heroes and sent back as spies. Captured and nearly executed, the comic chaos ends happily. Only about 20 minutes of the original six‑reel comedy survive.

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