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"Flames of Jeopardy" is the ninth of 15 chapters comprising Dick Tracy's G-Men, a serial produced in 1939 and released in 15 minute cliffhanger style increments.
Steve and the G-Men manage to save Tracy from a vault filled with poison gas and then take Zarnoff's man Barossa into custody and interogate him for information. Zarnoff has Robal kill Barossa by sabotaging an elevator and then try to kill another man named Robinson coming in from overseas on a dirigible. Tracy and his men await Robinsons arrival but the dirigible catches fire and Tracy finds himself under the falling blimp trying to save Robinson who has bailed out. This scene is notable for using footage from the Hindenburg disaster.
Steve and the G-Men manage to save Tracy from a vault filled with poison gas and then take Zarnoff's man Barossa into custody and interogate him for information. Zarnoff has Robal kill Barossa by sabotaging an elevator and then try to kill another man named Robinson coming in from overseas on a dirigible. Tracy and his men await Robinsons arrival but the dirigible catches fire and Tracy finds himself under the falling blimp trying to save Robinson who has bailed out. This scene is notable for using footage from the Hindenburg disaster.