Flying Luck

Flying Luck tells the story of a naive young man who joins the Army with dreams of becoming a pilot. The film explores themes of ambition and adventure against the backdrop of the U.S. Army and aviation.

As a silent film, Flying Luck captures the essence of the 1920s comedy genre. With a runtime of 71 minutes, it showcases the talents of Monty Banks, Jean Arthur, and Kewpie Morgan, among others. Collectors of silent films and early comedies may find this title to be a noteworthy exploration of its era.