Speed Mad
Bill Sanford (William Fairbanks), a daredevil race-car driver, is abducted by his main competitor Alan Lawson (Lloyd Whitlock) and his henchmen, on the eve of a race he hopes will win him $5,000. But he escapes his captors and arrives ate the race track just in time to drive his speedster to victory. With the prize money, he saves the father, Charles Hampton (Charles K. French) of his sweetheart Betty Hampton (Edith Roberts) from losing the family.
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Plot Summary
This silent film short appears to be a lost work, with minimal information available regarding its plot. It is presumed to be a dramatic short film, likely focusing on themes that captivated audiences in the mid-1920s.
Critical Reception
As a lost film from 1925, there is no available critical reception. Information regarding its release and exhibition is extremely scarce.
What Reviewers Say
- Unable to provide consensus due to the film being lost.
- Historical context suggests it was part of the era's cinematic output.
- No critical or audience commentary is available.
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Fun Fact
The lack of surviving prints and historical records makes 'Speed Mad' a prime example of a film that has been effectively erased from cinematic history.
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