Trigger Tricks (1930)
60 mins | Western | 1 June 1930
Cast:
Hoot Gibson, Sally Eilers, Robert Homans [ More ]Director:
B. Reeves EasonWriter:
B. Reeves EasonCinematographer:
Harry NeumannEditor:
Gilmore WalkerProduction Company:
Hoot Gibson ProductionsTim Brennan rides onto Betty Dawley's sheep ranch to avenge the killing of his brother, Betty's former foreman, and she persuades him to intervene in the feud with Tom Kingston, a neighboring cattleman. He hires out to Kingston and rounds up Kingston's gang by a ruse involving a Victrola. Meanwhile, he lures Kingston to a narrow pass near the hideouts, and he is forced into a confession before the sheriff. Just as Kingston's men discover the trick, Tim and Betty arrive with the villain under the protection of the law. Betty and Tim decide to make their alliance ...
Tim Brennan rides onto Betty Dawley's sheep ranch to avenge the killing of his brother, Betty's former foreman, and she persuades him to intervene in the feud with Tom Kingston, a neighboring cattleman. He hires out to Kingston and rounds up Kingston's gang by a ruse involving a Victrola. Meanwhile, he lures Kingston to a narrow pass near the hideouts, and he is forced into a confession before the sheriff. Just as Kingston's men discover the trick, Tim and Betty arrive with the villain under the protection of the law. Betty and Tim decide to make their alliance permanent.
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