Trigger, Jr. 1950. Directed by William Witney
Saturday, February 10, 2:30 p.m.
The Museum of Modern Art
2 past occurrences
Trigger, Jr. 1950. USA. Directed by William Witney. Screenplay by Gerald Geraghty. With Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Pat Brady, Gordon Jones, “Trigger.” DCP. 68 min.
This is a prime example of Republic’s Saturday-matinee musical Westerns, as Roy Rogers and Trigger (billed as “The Smartest Horse in the Movies”) are joined by Trigger’s dashing offspring as they try to save a traveling circus from bankruptcy. Director William Witney displays his action skills as the film unveils its unusual villain, a murderous devil horse.
Andrea Kalas, who heads the Paramount Pictures Archives, will present Republic Preserved, featuring clips from Republic’s Westerns and serials, prior to the February 4 screening.
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Saturday, February 10,2:30 p.m.The Museum of Modern Art, Floor T1, Theater 1
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Sunday, February 4,2:00 p.m.Introduced by Andrea Kalas, Vice President, Paramount Pictures ArchivesThe Museum of Modern Art, Floor T1, Theater 1
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