Now We're in the Air

The film follows cousins Wally and Ray as they pursue their Scots grandad's fortune, leading them into a series of misadventures with the U.S. flying corps. Their journey takes a humorous turn when they end up in a runaway balloon, inadvertently becoming honored heroes among enemy forces before being sent back to spy on their own. The comedic elements and the film's aviation theme reflect the era's fascination with flight and adventure.

As a partially lost film, only 20 minutes of this 6-reel comedy are currently extant, making it a rare piece of cinematic history. The film not only showcases the talents of its cast, including Wallace Beery and Louise Brooks, but also represents the comedic style of the late 1920s. Collectors may find interest in its unique narrative and the historical context of its production by Paramount Pictures.