Stanton Lind and Crystal Tarver Aviation Farewell Scene
In December 1928 Tony Tarver Crystal Hathaway and Colin Grant watch as Sandy Ross departs in a monoplane with the dying Mrs Purvis nearby Crystal contends with fear and pride while Colin muses on a major aviation scoop. Crystal gains standing with Grant as they hurry toward the newsroom for exclusive coverage.
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