During the Great War, Rod La Rocque is an air ace nicknamed Captain Swagger. He shoots down German ace Ullrich Haupt, and the two exchange pistols in the camaraderie of guys when other men are being killed. Ten years later, La Rocque is a Broadway fixture, but he's broke, so he takes the souvenir and goes out to rob someone. He picks on Richard Tucker, who's getting handsy with Sue Carol. She tries to reform him, so they get into a dancing two-act at a night club the night Haupt and his gang decide to rob the place.
It's a random-seeming bunch of events that move along at a good clip, dependent more on the charisma of its stars than any sort of plot; humor is provided by the situations and a malaprop-laden Maurice Black as the club manager. Miss Carol is beautiful, and La Rocque boozily energetic.
It's a random-seeming bunch of events that move along at a good clip, dependent more on the charisma of its stars than any sort of plot; humor is provided by the situations and a malaprop-laden Maurice Black as the club manager. Miss Carol is beautiful, and La Rocque boozily energetic.
