Timber Queen (1944)

In the heart of the post-WWII era, decorated army pilot Russ Evans embarks on a mission of a different kind. Driven by a sense of duty and friendship, he visits Elaine Graham, the widow of a fallen comrade. Inherited from her late husband, Elaine's struggling logging company is teetering on the brink, until a massive order for lumber breathes hope into its dwindling heartbeat. Russ, together with his spirited friend Squirrel, steps up to heave the lifeline, immersing themselves in the gritty world of timber cutting. They are joined by the city-slick duo, the ever-comical Smacksie Golden and his girlfriend Lil Boggs, whose unfamiliarity with physical labor adds a dash of humor to the rugged landscape. The stakes rise when Russ takes the pilot's seat once again, not for a combat mission, but to deliver the crucial lumber shipment. His adversary? A ruthless businessman with eyes on Elaine's company. With its engaging characters, sharp dialogue, and an underrated charm, Timber Queen is a gem of a film. Tune in to cheer for Russ and his motley crew as they strive to save the day, not with bullets and bombs, but axes and airplanes.

Timber Queen is a drama movie featuring Richard Arlen and directed by Frank McDonald.

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