It stars Helene Costello, Robert Frazer, and Sam Hardy, and was released February 1928.

When he is discovered snooping, Spike and Nick knock Travers out, then take Floss with them as they go to receive their next shipment of bootleg liquor.

In early August 1927, it was announced that Burning Up Broadway would be one of eight features on Sterling Picture's 1927-28 schedule.

At the same time it was made known that Robert Frazer, Ernest Hilliard, and William Davidson would be in the supporting cast.

[9] Variety also gave the picture a positive review, calling it "A speedy entertaining production making up in action what it lacks in polish".