Released January 5 [or 12?], 1925
Metro-Goldwyn-[Mayer] Pictures Corp.
Metro-Goldwyn-[Mayer] Pictures Corp.
"The Dixie Handicap" is a lost film.
Dates Issued
1925
5/1/1925
Physical Description
7 reels; 6,509 ft.
Notes
Presented by Louis B. Mayer.
Director: Reginald Barker
Assistant Director: Harry Schenck.
Story Gerald Beaumont.
Adapted by: Waldemar Young.
Film Editor: Daniel Gray.
Star: Claire Windsor (Virginia)
Copyright claimant: Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp.
Registration number: Lp21018, R103362 Dec. 3, 1952
Dates Issued
1925
5/1/1925
Physical Description
7 reels; 6,509 ft.
Notes
Presented by Louis B. Mayer.
Director: Reginald Barker
Assistant Director: Harry Schenck.
Story Gerald Beaumont.
Adapted by: Waldemar Young.
Film Editor: Daniel Gray.
Star: Claire Windsor (Virginia)
Copyright claimant: Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp.
Registration number: Lp21018, R103362 Dec. 3, 1952
A working title of this film was "The Heart of Dixie."
One of the highlights of the film is an exciting racing scene which was filmed at the Latonia track during the International Sweepstakes, when Epinard, the French champion, lost.
The photoplay is based on the Red Book Magazine story, "Dixie," by Gerald Beaumont.
A contemporary critic reported "...The orchestra keeps us plentifully saturated with the lilting tune (of Dixie)..." It was also noted that there was not one mint julep in the film--Prohibition!
One of the highlights of the film is an exciting racing scene which was filmed at the Latonia track during the International Sweepstakes, when Epinard, the French champion, lost.
The photoplay is based on the Red Book Magazine story, "Dixie," by Gerald Beaumont.
A contemporary critic reported "...The orchestra keeps us plentifully saturated with the lilting tune (of Dixie)..." It was also noted that there was not one mint julep in the film--Prohibition!
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