Cast
- John Wayne as Craig McCoy, carnival stunt pilot
- Dorothy Gulliver as Jean Gregory, Colonel Gregory's daughter
- Edward Hearn as Colonel Nathan B. Gregory, former World War I ace pilot, owner of the carnival and suspected of being The Eagle until his own disappearance
- Richard Tucker as Major Evans, company owner
- Lloyd Whitlock as Green, a director
- Walter Miller as Danby, a director
- Edmund Burns as Clark, a director
- Pat O'Malley as Ames, a director
- Kenneth Harlan as Ward, a director
- 'Little Billy' Rhodes as Billy Little, the carnival midget
- Ivan Linow as Heinie, the carnival strongman
- James Bradbury Jr. as Henry, the carnival ventriloquist
- Ernie Adams as Frederick 'Pat' Kelly, the carnival barker
- Roy D'Arcy as Gardner
- Bud Osborne as Tim Moore
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