The thing that I noticed first was that there was a GOERING named character in a movie involving planes, and before WW2. But Herman Goering was already wide known around the world as the German Air Force 6 - LUFTWAFFE - chief. Anyway, it is always amusing, even decades later, to notice such detail; and no user seems to have noticed it. So, back to this small feature typical of the thirties, the mystery scheme is not new at all. There were hundreds of them in those days, concerning, old mansions, closed rooms, Pacific liners.... A murder is commited and the murderer is one of the characters, whom we'll find only at the end. Irepeat, always the same topic, more or less, some less interesting than others, and always very talkative; the early talkies !!!! This one directed by Elm Clifton is not the worst of them all; Clifton was not Wellman either.
Review of Death in the Air
