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"Men with Wings"

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Beaver Dam's favorite son Fred MacMurray (right) co-starred with Ray Milland and Louise Campbell in "Men with Wings," a 1938 Paramount release that traced the early history of aviation through the lives of the stars. "Men with Wings" was produced and directed by William A. Wellman, a former World War I pilot. Like Wellman's earlier aviation film ("Wings"), "Men with Wings," was characterized by footage of aerial combat.

Date Created:
1938

Publication Information

Date Created
1938

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Image
Dimensions
20 x 23 cm

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General Stills Title File

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COPYRIGHT UNDETERMINED
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Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Unique ID
W012HQ2
Legacy ID
WHi 12003

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