“Not much chance of your getting that, for business on the line is picking up every day,” said Jane.
“You should comment, with only one trip scheduled next week. How about trading schedules?”
“I should say not. I’m just as anxious as you are to see how a film is made,” smiled Jane.
“Does anyone know what the story is about?” Alice asked.
“I heard Mr. Macklin and Miss Barrett talking about it when we stopped at Rock Springs. Miss Barrett is going to have the role of a stewardess and Mr. Macklin plays the part of the ace pilot of the line.”
“Charlie Fischer should have that role,” put in Sue.
“Charlie’s going to do the stunt flying,” said Jane.
“If Miss Barrett’s going to be a stewardess, we ought to see quite a bit of her,” Alice said hopefully. “If there’s anything dangerous to be done, we might even get a chance to double for her.”
More members of the cast of “The Sky Riders,” as the film was tentatively titled, arrived over the week-end and on Monday morning the company was ready to start shooting the scenes.
The Cheyenne airport had been given a thorough cleaning and everything from fences and lights around the border to the wind sock on the beacon tower had been touched up.