Roy is unjustly accused of killing the stallion that mated with his mare who gives birth to - Trigger!Roy is unjustly accused of killing the stallion that mated with his mare who gives birth to - Trigger!Roy is unjustly accused of killing the stallion that mated with his mare who gives birth to - Trigger!
William Haade
- Davis
- (as Wm. Haade)
Sons of the Pioneers
- Musicians
- (as The Sons Of The Pioneers)
- …
Al Bridge
- Henry Wallace
- (uncredited)
Paul E. Burns
- Walling
- (uncredited)
Roy Butler
- Race Spectator
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaTrigger is the same horse that carried Olivia de Havilland as Lady Marian in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938).
- Quotes
Shug: Where are you headed, Roy?
Roy Rogers: I don't know exactly, Shug. But I'm gonna put as a lot of miles between me and here before daylight.
- ConnectionsEdited into Six Gun Theater: My Pal Trigger (2022)
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I saw an edited version of this film that was done for television. Other reviewers here have mentioned scenes from it that I didn't see.
There is more drama in this than in most of Roy Rogers's films. In fact he and Dale only sing one number right at the beginning because they become enemies.
Dale is Gabby Hayes's daughter and Gabby is playing it more serious than he usually does. Roy's riding a mare called Lady when the film opens and he wants to breed his mare with Gabby's palomino named Golden Sovereign. Even though Roy's request is refused, the horses have a clandestine liaison.
But then Gabby's horse is shot dead and Roy gets blamed for it. The rest of the film is how Roy rights all the wrongs and ends up with the product of the mating. You guessed it, his pal Trigger.
I'm also thinking that maybe a musical number or two might have been cut from the version of My Pal Trigger I saw. I doubt it though, it would have taken away from the general seriousness of this particular Rogers-Evans film.
Also note the presence of Jack Holt who is the villain of this film. It was one of his last, but his son Tim was doing B westerns over at RKO while Jack was in this Republic product. Jack Holt's got all kinds of villainous tricks up his sleeve here.
Hopefully other viewers will see a complete version of My Pal Trigger and not the one I saw.
There is more drama in this than in most of Roy Rogers's films. In fact he and Dale only sing one number right at the beginning because they become enemies.
Dale is Gabby Hayes's daughter and Gabby is playing it more serious than he usually does. Roy's riding a mare called Lady when the film opens and he wants to breed his mare with Gabby's palomino named Golden Sovereign. Even though Roy's request is refused, the horses have a clandestine liaison.
But then Gabby's horse is shot dead and Roy gets blamed for it. The rest of the film is how Roy rights all the wrongs and ends up with the product of the mating. You guessed it, his pal Trigger.
I'm also thinking that maybe a musical number or two might have been cut from the version of My Pal Trigger I saw. I doubt it though, it would have taken away from the general seriousness of this particular Rogers-Evans film.
Also note the presence of Jack Holt who is the villain of this film. It was one of his last, but his son Tim was doing B westerns over at RKO while Jack was in this Republic product. Jack Holt's got all kinds of villainous tricks up his sleeve here.
Hopefully other viewers will see a complete version of My Pal Trigger and not the one I saw.
- bkoganbing
- May 19, 2006
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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