Complete credited cast: | |||
Arthur Jarrett | ... | Lucky Jarrett (as Art Jarrett) | |
Lee Powell | ... | Stormy Morgan | |
Al St. John | ... | Fuzzy Jones | |
Dorothy Fay | ... | Doris Allen (as Dorothy Faye) | |
Ted Adams | ... | Harvey Kent | |
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Nina Guilbert | ... | Aunt Minnie Archer |
Stanley Blystone | ... | Steve (as Stan Blystone) | |
Ernie Adams | ... | Henchman Pete | |
Earl Douglas | ... | Henchman Jake | |
Frank LaRue | ... | Mr. Allen (as Frank La Rue) | |
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Ethan Allen | ... | Sheriff |
Kent wants the Allen ranch. So he has Steve and his men rustle their cattle using Pete as an informant. When the Trigger Pals Lucky, Stormy, and Fuzzy fight back, Kent frames Stormy for the rustling. Written by Maurice VanAuken <mvanauken@a1access.net>
It is obvious that poverty row Grand National studio was trying to put together a formula western trio to compete with Republic's Three Mesquiteers in Trigger Pals. Musical and nightclub singer Art Jarrett was teamed with Lee Powell and Al St.John for a trio that apparently there was no further demand for. Besides Grand National had Tex Ritter as a singing cowboy already.
But it was Mrs. Tex Ritter Dorothy Fay who appears in this film. She and Jarrett inherit a ranch where Jarrett was previously foreman that has been plagued by rustling. I don't think I have to elaborate further except that there is someone in the picture who wants to buy the ranch.
Nothing terribly original here. Jarrett has some nice notes, but has trouble fitting the cowboy hero mold. Al St.John and Nina Guilbert playing Fay's aunt have some funny moments.
Decent enough B western for those who like the genre.