Ulmer containing allusions to English occultist Aleister Crowley and his devil-worshipping activities that were currently making headlines in the nation""s press.Shortly after, Joe runs out of money and is locked out and evicted from his room (with his possessions) until he picks up the tab...Flying at 1500 due east...Here I come, 1200...A thousand.Eight hundred, six hundred...[Second attempt] Here I come, six hundred...five hundred, four hundred...three hundred...I""m down to 100 now, Geoff...(He narrowly misses crashing) I saw the lights, I""ll get it next time...[Third attempt] Give me one more chance.I think I see a hole.Yeah, I do see one.I""m comin"" down, Geoff...It""s all right, Geoff, I see the lights.I""ll make it easy.Although Geoff orders Joe to circle the obscured field until it is clear, to "stick to business," and to "quit worrying about that blonde," Joe slices off one wing on a tree near the runway, and then fatally crashes.Film posters exclaimed how she holds up as Grant""s equal:"SHE LEARNED ABOUT MEN FROM HIM."[Note: Ironically, Grant""s other film in this same year,The Philadelphia Story (1940), had a similar plot about him trying o win back his ex-wife (Katharine Hepburn) from her very soon-to-be-wed fiancee.