Flying Luck

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Flying Luck

1927

1h 11m

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Comedy

Overview

A naive young man joins the Army in order to become a pilot.

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8 members

Directing

Monty Banks

The Boy

Acting

Jean Arthur

The Girl

Acting

Kewpie Morgan

The Sergeant

Acting

Jack W. Johnston

The Colonel

Acting

Eddy Chandler

The Corporal

Acting

Harry Silver

The Orderly

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Louise Carver

A Passerby

Acting

Tom Mintz

Unknown Role

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