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Line 1: :''For the 1930 musical, see [[Flying High (musical)]].''▼ {{Infobox film \| name = Flying High Line 24 ⟶ 25: \| followed by = }} '''''Flying High''''' ([[1931 in film\|1931]]), also known as '''George White's Flying High''', is a ~~1930~~ musical film released by [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]], produced by [[George White]] with lyrics by [[Buddy DeSylva\|B. G. DeSylva]] and [[Lew Brown]], music by [[Ray Henderson]], with additional songs by [[Dorothy Fields]] (lyrics) and [[Jimmy McHugh]] (music).▼ ▲:''For the 1930 musical, see [[Flying High (musical)]].'' ▲'''''Flying High''''', also known as ''George White's Flying High'', is a 1930 musical released by [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]], produced by [[George White]] with lyrics by [[Buddy DeSylva\|B. G. DeSylva]] and [[Lew Brown]], music by [[Ray Henderson]], with additional songs by [[Dorothy Fields]] (lyrics) and [[Jimmy McHugh]] (music). The film opened on November 14, 1931. The cast featured [[Bert Lahr]], [[Charlotte Greenwood]], [[Pat O'Brien (actor)\|Pat O'Brien]], [[Charles Winninger]], and [[Hedda Hopper]], with [[Gus Arnheim]] and his orchestra. The musical numbers "Happy Landing" and "Dance Until Dawn" were reused in the MGM ''Plane Crazy'' (1933) with the [[Three Stooges]].<ref>[http://threestooges.net/episode.php?id=202 threestooges.net]</ref> ==Songs== Lyrics by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh: * "I’ll Make a Happy Landing" * "It’ll Be the ~~first~~First Time for Me" * "We’ll Dance Until the Dawn" ==References== {{reflist}} ==External links==