
Dixie (1943) on Netflix
Approved19431h 29mBiographyComedyMusical
Dan Emmett wants to marry Jean Mason, but her father blames him for a fire at home and gives him six months to succeed. Dan leaves Kentucky for New Orleans.
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Plot summary
Dan Emmett leaves Kentucky for New Orleans to prove himself as an actor and songwriter. On the riverboat he meets the entertainer Mr. Bones, who wins his five hundred dollars at cards. In New Orleans Dan demands the money back, and Bones, denying the swindle, offers him a place in his act instead. Unable to pay for a restaurant meal, the two are beaten and left with black eyes. They take rooms at the boarding house run by Mr. Cook and his daughter Millie, where the rent is overdue. When the local Maxwell Theatre offers Bones a tryout, Millie insists that all four boarders appear, and suggests black make-up to cover their bruises. The act succeeds, the troupe grows into a twenty-four artist minstrel show, and Millie falls for Dan, who tells her about Jean back home.
Cast
Bing Crosbyas Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dorothy Lamouras Millie Cook
Marjorie Reynoldsas Jean Mason
Billy De Wolfeas Mr. Bones
Lynne Overmanas Mr. Whitlock
Eddie Foy Jr.as Mr. Felham
Raymond Walburnas Mr. Cook
Grant Mitchellas Mr. Mason
Tom Herbertas Homer
Olin Howlandas Mr. Deveraux (as Olin Howlin)
Robert Warwickas Mr. LaPlant
Fortunio Bonanovaas Waiter
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Dixie (1943)
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- Bing Crosby performs in blackface for several musical numbers in the film, depictions the article calls offensive to 21st-century audiences; Universal Studios owns Dixie but does not make it available for purchase or streaming.
- Songwriters Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen wrote two further songs for Dixie, "Kinda Peculiar Brown" and "Miss Jemima Walks By", but neither was used in the film.




























