Walking on Air (1936 film)

Walking on Air is a 1936 American musical comedy film directed by Howard Bretherton, starring Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. The screenplay was written by Bert Granet, Morton Grant, and Harry Segall, based on a story by Earl Snell and Charles Robinson.

The film revolves around a young aviator, played by Gene Raymond, who encounters a spirited and independent young woman, played by Ann Sothern. Their initial meeting is contentious, but circumstances force them together on a cross-country flight. As they navigate various comical situations and unexpected challenges, they gradually develop romantic feelings for each other.

Walking on Air is known for its lighthearted humor, musical numbers, and romantic storyline, characteristic of films produced during the 1930s. It features musical performances by the lead actors and supporting cast, adding to the film's entertainment value. While not considered a major cinematic achievement, it remains a representative example of the era's popular musical comedy genre.