Editing Flirtation Walk (section)

== Reception ==
In a contemporary review for [[The New York Times|''The New York Times'']], critic [[Andre Sennwald]] called ''Flirtation Walk'' "a rousing recruiting poster" and wrote: "[T]he Academy background has been woven into the picture with a great sum of sheer skill, and the photoplay emerges as a pleasant conventional comedy, as well as a splendid laboratory specimen of the adolescent cinema."<ref name="nytreview">{{cite news |last=Sennwald |first=Andre |date=1934-11-29 |title=The Screen |work=[[The New York Times]] |page=33}}</ref>

In the ''[[Los Angeles Times]]'', critic Edwin Schallert wrote: "The general character of the production is good, and certainly the fine sense of romance that always distinguished the directing of Borzage shines through. He is on solid ground whenever he deals with a subject of forlorn love like this."<ref name="latreview">{{Cite news |last=Schallert |first=Edwin |date=1934-11-29 |title="Flirtation Walk" Interesting Potpourri of Romance, Music and West Point |work=[[Los Angeles Times]] |page=15}}</ref>

According to Warner Bros. records, the film earned $1,062,000 domestically and $471,000 internationally.<ref name="warners" />