~Richard Dix~

Born: July 18, 1893 in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
Died: September 20, 1949 in Los Angeles, California, USA
~Stars of the Photoplay, 1930~
When Dick made up his mind to become an actor instead of an M.D., his father, who opposed the
step, demanded that he give up the family name of Brimmer, also. After appearing in stock and
several Broadway productions, a screen test was arranged for him. He didn't like it and returned to
the stage. In 1921 he took another test which was so satisfactory that he was given a contract. Dick
was born in St. Paul, Minn., July 18, 1895, is 6 feet tall, weighs 184 and has dark brown hair and
eyes. He is still single.
~Silent Filmography~
Redskin (1929) .... Wing Foot
The Love Doctor (1929) .... Dr. Gerald Summer
Moran of the Marines (1928) .... Michael Moran
Warming Up (1928) .... Bert Tulliver
Easy Come, Easy Go (1928) .... Robert Parker
Sporting Goods (1928) .... Richard Shelby
The Gay Defender (1927) .... Joaquin Murrieta
Shanghai Bound (1927) .... Jim Bucklin
Man Power (1927) .... Tom Roberts
Knockout Reilly (1927) .... Dundee 'Knockout' Reilly
Paradise for Two (1927) .... Steve Porter
California or Bust (1927)
The Quarterback (1926) .... Jack Stone
Say It Again (1926) .... Bob Howard
Fascinating Youth (1926) .... Richard Dix
Let's Get Married (1926) .... Billy Dexter
Womanhandled (1925) .... Bill Dana
The Vanishing American (1925) .... Nophaie
... aka The Vanishing Race (Australia)
The Lucky Devil (1925) .... Randy Farnum
Men and Women (1925) .... Will Prescott
The Shock Punch (1925) .... Randall Lee Savage
A Man Must Live (1925) .... Geoffrey Farnell
Too Many Kisses (1925) .... Richard Gaylord, Jr
Manhattan (1924) .... Peter Minuit
Sinners in Heaven (1924) .... Alan Croft
Unguarded Women (1924) .... Douglas Albright
Icebound (1924) .... Ben Jordan
The Stranger (1924) .... Larry Darrant
The Call of the Canyon (1923) .... Glenn Kilbourne
The Ten Commandments (1923) .... John McTavish, her son
To the Last Man (1923) .... Jean Isbel
Racing Hearts (1923) .... Robby Smith
The Woman with Four Faces (1923) .... Richard Templar
Souls for Sale (1923) .... Frank Claymore
Quicksands (1923) .... Lieutenant Bill
The Christian (1923) .... John Storm
The Sin Flood (1922) .... Bill Bear
The Bonded Woman (1922) .... Lee Marvin
The Wall Flower (1922) .... Walt Breen
Fools First (1922) .... Tommy Frazer
Yellow Men and Gold (1922) .... Parrish
The Glorious Fool (1922) .... Billy Grant
The Poverty of Riches (1921) .... John Colby
Dangerous Curve Ahead (1921) .... Harley Jones
All's Fair in Love (1921) .... Bobby Cameron
Not Guilty (1921) .... Paul/Arthur Ellison (twins)
One of Many (1917) .... James Lowery (butler)
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~704-161:
unknown
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Richard Dix
in
Paramount
film c. 1925~

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~Los Angeles Times, 1949~
Richard Dix was the square-jawed hero of 218 motion pictures.

For a quarter-century, Dix personified the virile outdoors man in daring exploits on stage and
screen.

A direct descendant of John Brimmer and Elizabeth Manchester, who crossed the Atlantic on the
Mayflower, Dix was nominated for a best actor Academy Award for his performance in 1931's
"Cimarron." The statuette went to Lionel Barrymore.

—Los Angeles Times Sept. 21, 1949
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