He introduces himself and hen requests the wall-flower""s company for a walk:Kit: Just thought I""d come over and say hello to ya.Robert Riskin""s screenplay was based onThe American Magazine""sserial storyOpera Hat[the initial itle of the film] by Clarence Budington Kelland, appearing in he April to September 1935 issues.The movie""s title screen - in CAPITAL LETTERS - unfurled once the jetliner lunged up and flashed its underbelly.In Luthor""s Lair, Eve scanned the article with criminal mastermind Luthor and Otis, remarking: "It""s too good to be true.Lebrand feels that Sullivan""s protected, sheltered background is precisely why his successful, non-message pictures "have been so light, so cheerful, so inspiring.