Trailing Trouble

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Maynard is an easy going cowhand mistaken for a ruthless killer. Using this reputation, he is hired as a ranch foreman where he settles a major dispute over open rangeland and water rights.Maynard is an easy going cowhand mistaken for a ruthless killer. Using this reputation, he is hired as a ranch foreman where he settles a major dispute over open rangeland and water rights.Maynard is an easy going cowhand mistaken for a ruthless killer. Using this reputation, he is hired as a ranch foreman where he settles a major dispute over open rangeland and water rights.

Director
- Arthur Rosson
Writers
- E. Morton Hough
- Philip Graham White
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5.9/10

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Director
- Arthur Rosson
Writers
- E. Morton Hough
- Philip Graham White
Stars

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Ken Maynard

John Friendly Fields…

Tarzan

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Lona Andre

Patience 'Patty' Blair

Roger Williams

Tom Crocker

Fred Burns

Sheriff Jake Jones

Phil Dunham

Homesteader

Marin Sais

Mrs. Johns (Mrs. Burns in credits)

Horace B. Carpenter

Elderly Ranch Hand
(uncredited)

Ed Cassidy

Shorty
(uncredited)

Sidney D'Albrook

Stagecoach Passenger
(uncredited)

Art Felix

Rancher
(uncredited)

Robert Hoag

Musician
(uncredited)

Jimmy LeFuer

Musician
(uncredited)

Johnny Luther

Musician
(uncredited)

Buck Morgan

Rancher
(uncredited)

Tex Palmer

Henchman
(uncredited)

Fred Parker

Townsman
(uncredited)

Walter Patterson

Jed
(uncredited)

Director
- Arthur Rosson
Writers
- E. Morton Hough
- Philip Graham White
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The Good Ken is "Trailing Trouble"

Ken Maynard had a difficult time in the latter 1930's finding projects that he felt happy with and worth his time. "Trailing Trouble" is one film from that era that has a certain charm, not demanding on the viewer, and has several fun moments, occasional comic turns, and some clever ideas that stem from Ken playing two roles, one a nice guy who finds himself playing hero and the other a badman who finds the going a little tough.

The leading lady is Lona Andre, who was a much-in-demand B-movie leading lady in the 1930's, but usually in non-western roles.

Although the picture is propelled by Good vs. Evil, the film moves along smoothly and the viewer likely will come away feeling it was a gentle and quite satisfying ride.