The Harvey Girls gained widespread attention in the 1930s, capturing Hollywood's interest and inspiring the 1946 MGM musical starring Judy Garland. This newfound fame not only highlighted their role in American hospitality but also influenced the development of airline stewardesses, who were modeled after the Harvey Girls as "hostesses in the air." At this point, the airlines were rising as a competitor to the railroads but, in a smart business move, the Fred Harvey company chose to invest in air travel as well as the rails. The Harvey Girls part 9