The Speeding Venus Trailer (1926)

13 September 1926 Drama 60 mins

Jed Morgan, a Detroit automobile manufacturer, calls in John Steele, a mechanical genius, and Chet Higgins, a promoter, and offers a half interest in profits to the first man to perfect his gear-less motor invention. Emily Dale, Morgan's confidential adviser, prefers Steele and urges him to win, while Higgins calls to his aid a renegade mechanic. Steele places his car on a train, and Higgins plans to wreck it so as to be the first to claim the prize; his plan succeeds, but Morgan is taken ill, giving Steele and Emily time to recondition the car. Emily obtains right-of-way over main roads and permission to speed on a record-breaking trip to California. In spite of attempts to stall her, Emily wins the race, though forced to drive her car through a show window. Steele is rewarded by Morgan with the money and the love of Emily.

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Cast

Priscilla Dean as Emily Dale

Robert Frazer as John Steele

Dale Fuller as Midge Rooney

Johnny Fox as Speck O'Donnell

Ray Ripley as Chet Higgins

Charles Sellon as Jed Morgan

Crew

Robert Thornby Director

Finis Fox Writer

Georges Benoît Cinematography

International Titles

Vênus no Volante Trailer

Venus ved Rattet Trailer

La Venus de la velocidad Trailer

Vénus sportive Trailer

A száguldó Vénusz Trailer

A Vénus Desportista Trailer

Behind the Wheel Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 13 September 1926

Production Companies

Metropolitan Pictures Corporation of California

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