The Man Who Found Himself

Movie (1937)
French title: Un homme qui se retrouve

Starring:
John Beal (Dr James Stanton Jr.)
Joan Fontaine (Doris King)
Phillip Huston (Richard 'Dick' Miller)
Jane Walsh (Barbara Reed)

James Stanton is a young brilliant surgeon. He spent his free time flying despite his father's dislike this. One stormy night, he crashed killing his passenger, the wife of another doctor. Headlines and professional council banned him as like as did his bride Barbara. Going west, he's now a tramp and is working on a road when an old friend crosses his way. This pilot wants to help James and is able to persue CEO of the Air Company to enlisted his friend as a mechanic. But this company hides a beautiful nurse who will quickly changed his life.

Stinson SR-8 (or 9 or 10) Reliant

The plane used by James when he's flying by night in a terrible storm ... and crah lands.

The registration (NC326 ? or every NC32?) doesn't match with such airplane.

Ford Trimotor 4AT

Reg. NC5578 Ford Tri-motor 4AT c/n 24 of Air Roberts Express.
Same aircraft in other movies at Frequently Seen Aircraft (Civil Fixed-Wing).

Lockheed 10A Electra & Ford Trimotor 4AT

Various aircraft

(left) a white Waco Cabin UIC (center) the strut-braced, low-wing engineless monoplane could be an Arrow Sport F Master or a Kinner K Sportster; (far right) a grey Vultee V-1.

Douglas DST-144

Reg. NC16001 Douglas DST-144 Flagship New-York c/n 1495 of American Airlines.
Requisitioned aircraft in December 1942 with s/n 42-56097. To Defense Supply Center. WFU (accident) on 18 December 1943 (Biggs Field, Texas, USA).
Same aircraft in other movies at Frequently Seen Aircraft (Civil Fixed-Wing).

Pasped W-1

(right) Reg. X-14919 Pasped W-1 Skylark (thanks to the U.S. Registry!).

Stinson Model R

With a Ryan Brougham B5 behind the two mechanics.

Lockheed 10A Electra

Reg. NC14946 Lockheed 10A Electra c/n 1033 (future : N14947 then VH-AEC till November 1948).

Acting as Air ambulance ...

Without seat, the cabin seems wide but just for a stretcher and a jump seat.

Well, at the end, two surgeons and three nurses are doing a surgery ! this would be more realistic inside a Douglas...

Lockheed 9 Orion

McDaneld Romair

We see only the tail of NC300, the single airframe built.

Douglas DC-2-120 & Stinson Reliant SR-8

Reg. NC14280 Douglas DC-2-120 c/n 1313 of American Airlines.
Sold in 1941 to the Royal Air Force wearing HK847. Sent to India as Douglas C-32A with the Squadron 31. At disposal of Indian National Airways flying with registration VT-ARB until June 1944.
Scrapped in March 1945.