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Jan 8, 2010 · Action, Drama, Romance. Publisher. Grand National Pictures. Taken from IMDB: Flash Casey, after working his way through college by taking pictures, finds the newspaper world harder to break into than he had expected. Addeddate.
- Here's Flash Casey (1938; smallest download) - Archive.org
Actors: Eric Linden; Boots Mallory; Holmes Herbert; Cully...
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The "balloon disaster" pictures for which Wade accepted a...
- Here's Flash Casey (1938; smallest download) - Archive.org
Here's Flash Casey: Directed by Lynn Shores. With Eric Linden, Boots Mallory, Cully Richards, Holmes Herbert. Flash Casey, after working his way through college by taking pictures, finds the newspaper world harder to break into than he had expected.
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- Action, Drama, Romance
- Lynn Shores
- 1938-01-07
The "balloon disaster" pictures for which Wade accepted a hundred bucks bonus [23:17], though taken by Flash Casey, were a vague reference to the Hindenburg disaster which had taken place in New Jersey on Thursday 6 May '37, just months before the film's release in '38.
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Jul 26, 2023 · Actors: Eric Linden; Boots Mallory; Holmes Herbert; Cully Richards; Howard Lang; Joseph Crehan; Sven Hugo Borg; Suzanne Kaaren Writers: John W. Krafft; George Harmon Coxe Runtime: 54:34 A Grand National film. Audacity was used for some noise reduction.
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Here's Flash Casey is a 1937 American film directed by Lynn Shores and starring Eric Linden and Boots Mallory . Plot. Flash Casey is able finally to get the job as photographer at Globe Press. And he would like to marry newspaper woman Kay Lanning.
Dec 23, 2012 · Flash Casey, after working his way through college by taking pictures, finds the newspaper world harder to break into than he had expected. Free-lancing, he snaps a picture of Rodney Addison,...
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Flash Casey, after working his way through college by taking pictures, finds the newspaper world harder to break into than he had expected. Free-lancing, he snaps a picture of Rodney Addison, son of the Globe-Press owner Major Addison, kissing French dancer Mitzi LaRue and submits it to Globe-Press city editor Blaine.
