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End of the Trail (1936)
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70 min | Drama, War, Western

End of the Trail (1936)

Approved

70 min | Drama, War, Western

In the battle of San Juan Hill, Rough Rider Dale Brittenham saves the life, at the expense of losing the sight of one eye, of Bob Hildreth. Invalided to a hospital they meet nurse Belle Pearson and a love-feud begins between Dale and Bob ...See moreIn the battle of San Juan Hill, Rough Rider Dale Brittenham saves the life, at the expense of losing the sight of one eye, of Bob Hildreth. Invalided to a hospital they meet nurse Belle Pearson and a love-feud begins between Dale and Bob over Belle. At the end of the war Dale and Bob return to Halsey, a small mid-western cattle town,where Belle comes as a school teacher, bringing her brother Larry. Cattle thieves have run ranchers out of business and Bill Mason seems to be the only prosperous citizen. Bob gets his pre-war job back and is made Chief Deputy for Sheriff Anderson. Dale can't get work and leaves town. Broke and hungry he shows up at the Square Deal Saloon in Fremont Pass,where Mason offers him a job herding wild horses out of the territory. Dale soon learns that Mason is the head of the rustlers and starts re-stealing the cattle from Mason's rustlers. Mason can't report them to the sheriff since they weren't his to begin with. Dale's recycling program makes him enough money to open a club called "Little Cuba." Larry is working as an undercover deputy, and Dale warns him that Mason and his men are on to him,and he needs to stay out of the South Valley. Mason's men kidnap Larry and Dale rescues him but kills one of Mason's men. Bob sees the killing, but rather than arrest his old friend Dale, decides to resign. Dale arranges to send Larry to California, decides to go straight and Belle accepts his marriage proposal.While they are preparing to close "Little Cuba", a truck rolls by and dumps Larry's dead body. Dales knows Mason did it and, despite Bob's efforts to persuade him to let the law take care of it,kills Mason. This time, Bob cannot forsake his sworn duty and arrests Dale, who is convicted and sentenced to death. As he is led away, he waves proudly to the weeping Belle and Bob. Written by Les Adams See less

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37 cast members

Name	Known for
Jack Holt Dale Brittenham Dale Brittenham See fewer	Cat People (1942)
Louise Henry Belle Pearson Belle Pearson See fewer	Reckless (1935)
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams Bob Hildreth Bob Hildreth See fewer	Virginia City (1940)
Douglass Dumbrille Bill Mason Bill Mason See fewer	The Ten Commandments (1956)
George McKay Ben Parker Ben Parker See fewer	Devil's Playground (1937)
Gene Morgan Cheyenne Cheyenne See fewer	Tangled Destinies (1932)
John McGuire Larry Pearson Larry Pearson See fewer	Stranger on the Third Floor (1940)
Edward LeSaint Jim Watrous Jim Watrous See fewer	Modern Times (1936)
Frank Shannon Sheriff Anderson Sheriff Anderson See fewer	Flash Gordon (I) (1936)
Erle C. Kenton Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt See fewer	The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
Hank Bell Rough Rider (uncredited) Rough Rider (uncredited) See fewer	The White Horseman (1921)
Stanley Blystone Bartender (uncredited) Bartender (uncredited) See fewer	Modern Times (1936)
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Allan Cavan Attorney (uncredited) Attorney (uncredited) See fewer	Officer Thirteen (1932)
Richard Cramer Bartender (uncredited) Bartender (uncredited) See fewer	Saps at Sea (1940)
Edgar Dearing Rough Rider (uncredited) Rough Rider (uncredited) See fewer	Raiders of Tomahawk Creek (1950)
Frank Ellis Mason Man (uncredited) Mason Man (uncredited) See fewer	Roll Wagons Roll (1940)
Eddie Fetherston Orderly (uncredited) Orderly (uncredited) See fewer	The Lost City (I) (1935)
Pat Flaherty Rough Rider (uncredited) Rough Rider (uncredited) See fewer	My Man Godfrey (1936)
Olin Francis Deputy (uncredited) Deputy (uncredited) See fewer	Lightning Range (1933)
Curley Gibson Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	Prairie Express (1947)
Paul Guilfoyle Rough Rider (uncredited) Rough Rider (uncredited) See fewer	The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
Chuck Hamilton Deputy (uncredited) Deputy (uncredited) See fewer	Captain Midnight (1942)
Cecil Kellogg Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	Mistaken Orders (1926)
James B. 'Pop' Kenton Newman (uncredited) Newman (uncredited) See fewer	Big Executive (1933)
Ted Mapes Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	Under Arizona Skies (1946)
Robert McKenzie Town Official (uncredited) Town Official (uncredited) See fewer	The White Outlaw (1929)
Walter Merrill Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer	Justice Takes a Holiday (1933)
Art Mix Red Allen (uncredited) Red Allen (uncredited) See fewer	The Bandit Chaser (1928)
Frank Moran Drunk (uncredited) Drunk (uncredited) See fewer	Sullivan's Travels (1941)
Bud Osborne Mason Man (uncredited) Mason Man (uncredited) See fewer	Without Orders (1926)
Lee Prather Army Officer (uncredited) Army Officer (uncredited) See fewer	Rio Grande (1938)
Hal Price Deputy (uncredited) Deputy (uncredited) See fewer	Arizona Frontier (1940)
Carl Stockdale Simmons (uncredited) Simmons (uncredited) See fewer	The Americano (1916)
John Tyrrell Bugler Joe (uncredited) Bugler Joe (uncredited) See fewer	The Face Behind the Mask (1941)
Blackjack Ward Mason Man (uncredited) Mason Man (uncredited) See fewer	Texas Stampede (1939)
Blackie Whiteford Mason Man (uncredited) Mason Man (uncredited) See fewer	The Man from New Mexico (1932)