“Hell’s Angels”- now there was a “World Premiere”- and in “two parts”, yet! The film’s running time is 127 minutes, and W2XBS definitely had a “time limit” as to how long they could telecast each evening {“We will present the conclusion of ‘Hell’s Angels’ tomorrow evening, at this same time. Now how about listening to the radio, huh? You’re missing the middle of that great summer replacement for ‘GOOD NEWS OF 1939′ on WEAF [NBC]… GET-THE-MESSAGE?? GOOD NIGHT!!!”}. Produced (by eventually directed)by Howard Hughes himself, and released through United Artists [although Hughes eventually bought all rights to it, and eventually screened it hundreds of times in his own projection room, later in life: it was his personal favorite of all the movies he was involved in], it made Jean Harlow a star {“Would you be shocked if I put on something more comfortable?” was her most memorable line in the entire film}.