ARROWTOWN TALKIES.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4329, 31 August 1937, Page 5

ARROWTOWN TALKIES.

“HELL IN THE HEAVENS;’ SHOWING NEXT SATURDAY. One of the most enthralling and spectacular romances of recent years is the Fox Trot Film production “Hell in the Heavens.” Based on one of London’s biggest stage hits, “The Ace,” the picture tells an absorbing story of death and danger in the skies above No Man’s Land. Y arnei Baxter, great American flier, has but one great fear—that is the “fear of being alraid.” Haunted by the nightmare thought of Ms oavh plane in flames he must conquer himself before he brings to earth the dauntless! “Boon,” most desperate of all German aces. Conchita Montenegro, dashing young Spanish actress, plays a French girl quartered in the same chateau where the American outfit Avakes each day to battle. Through the love of this girl, Baxter, as the hero of the story, finds bbav courage and hope of life. Brave men—not afraid of death, yet desperate for life, these are the ’characters of this gripping screen drama. Each of them knows Avhat fate awaits him, yet gallantly and gaily braves destruction in the skies. It is a stirring and an authentic story. Other members of an unusually fine cast are Herbert Mundin, Ralph Morgan, Andy Devine.