Off to the Races

The film centers around the Jones family's uncle George as he enters his trotting horse in a county fair race. The family rallies together to raise the entrance fee and support the horse's care. This light-hearted film captures the spirit of family teamwork and the excitement of local fairs.

As a part of the Jones Family collection, it presents an interesting look into the era's comedic storytelling and family-oriented themes. The film features performances from actors such as Jed Prouty, Spring Byington, and Slim Summerville, contributing to its charm and appeal. Collectors of classic cinema will appreciate its historical significance and representation of the 1930s family films.