Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-07-02 | Page 9 | 'Lost Squadron' on Screen at State

I Lost Squadron on onScreen onScreen Screen at State Dipping and slipping side through the he air in daring wing wing-to-wing forma formations formations lions and crashing their planes head headon on into the earth for the mere sake of thrills Hollywoods Hollywood's intrepid stunt stun I fliers liers may be seen in action at the State theater Sunday when EKO Radio Pictures' Pictures The Lost Squadron opens with Richard Dix starred Besides the thrilling air sequences in which a group of aviators a deliberately deliberately deUber- deUber set about wrecking their ships the he picture tells a fascinating story o of Hollywood The story of The Lost Squadron which incidentally presents Dix with one of the most powerful roles of hi his active career concerns the actions o oa of ofa a director who sends his stunt pilots Into danger in faulty planes so that tha his tiis cameras may record the thrills o otheir of their falls Erich von Stroheim plays the role of the director Supporting Dix in inthe inthe inthe the film are Mary Astor Joel McCrea Dorothy Jordan Robert Armstrong and Hugh Herbert Warner Varner Baxter in Surrender with Leila Hyams is on the screen for the last times today at the State