Going Wild

The film follows Rollo and Lane as they find themselves mistakenly identified as an air ace and writer, Robert Story. This case of mistaken identity leads them to free accommodations at the Palm Inn, where they enjoy a comfortable stay until the focus shifts to an upcoming race. Rollo, who has never flown before, is thrust into the challenge of having to pilot a plane while the girls have high stakes riding on his success.

Going Wild showcases the comedic misadventures that arise from misunderstanding and the pressures of competition. This film is a snapshot of the 1930s, with its unique blend of romance and comedy, making it a fascinating watch for collectors interested in early film history and the evolution of genre storytelling. The presence of stunt flying also adds an intriguing element to the narrative, appealing to those who appreciate aviation themes in cinema.