Hittin' the Trail is a 1937 American western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury.
Plot[]
When comboy Tex Randall is mistaken for the notorious Tombstone Kid, saloon owner James Clark mends the mix-up, but then plays Tex in a rigged game of roulette and tricks him into buying the herd of stolen horses he has been unable to move. Tex gets the last laugh, however, when he later reveals himself as a railroad company agent.
Cast[]
- Tex Ritter as Tex Randall
- Jerry Bergh as Jean Reed
- Tommy Bupp as Billy Reed
- Earl Dwire as James Clark
- Charles King as Henchman
- 'Snub' Pollard as Bartender
- Ed Cassidy as Sheriff Grey
- Jack C. Smith as Dad Reed
- Archie Ricks as Tombstone Kid
- Hank Worden as Sidekick Hank
- Ray Whitley as Musician
- The Range Ramblers as Ray Whitley's Band
- Earl Phelps as Musician, Ray Whitley's Range Ramblers
- Norman Phelps as Musician, Ray Whitley's Range Ramblers
- Willie Phelps as Musician, Ray Whitley's Range Ramblers
- Ken Card as Banjo player, Ray Whitley's Range Ramblers
- The Texas Tornadoes as 2nd Band Group
- White Flash as Tex's Horse