Crashing a Zeppelin for Fun (May, 1931)
Crashing a Zeppelin for Fun
by DICK COLE
who gives you a look behind the scenes of the most spectacular air thriller ever made.
Jealously guarded secrets of the amazing Zeppelin crash in “Hell’s Angels” now revealed to Dick Cole by Howard Hughes, the producer of this spectacular movie.
“Wasn’t it marvelous! How in the world did they ever take it?”
Such exclamations and questions are heard on every side as a teeming crowd pours forth from a theater after seeing “Hell’s Angels” -—the outstanding aerial war picture of the day. And it is little wonder! For several hours the spectators have been soaring 10,000 feet above the earth in a huge, wartime Zeppelin, or they have been sky-riding in a giant bombing plane. Read the rest of this entry »
