The Trail Beyond (1934) JOHN WAYNE

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Published 2012-09-25

Stars: John Wayne, Noah Beery, Verna Hillie
Director: Robert N. Bradbury

Rod Drew hunts for a missing girl and finds himself in a fight over a goldmine as well.

All Comments (21)

@dorothycoker8830 4 years ago

I love all of these old John Wayne movies 👍❤️.
@69dodgecharger440 4 years ago

Ain’t nobody more American than John Wayne! 🇺🇸😎
@nadiao6388 2 years ago

Thank you.... my father in law loves John Wayne, but he loved this one as it was the year he was born. He’s very happy 😊
@christinerhyne8093 3 months ago

These one camera films are so very entertaining. They didn't do retakes! They just kept filming!😅
@ourclassroom1570 4 years ago

Love John Wayne and I like the Beery Father & Son crew. Saw it before coupe times but enjoyed it once again.
@OdeeOz 2 years ago

So young and full of life these actor's were. Great film 👍😀😉
@juliebailey460 5 years ago

John was the bomb!! He loved acting and did a great job!! May his soul rest in peace, Amen.
@geraldhard1562 5 years ago

Hey it's a cowboy flick, you do what the director tells ya. An good luck to all . Wayne,, Berry having fun with horses an guns.
@dast540 4 years ago

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏
@bythesea4ever2010 2 months ago

A very good movie of John Wayne first time I see Noah Beery Sr and his son acting together in the same movie I did enjoyed it Thank you for sharing ❤❤👍👍
@bartadams2431 4 years ago

The. Trail. Beyond. Good. Movies
@margyeoman3564 1 month ago

Hilarious! What a mix of bush , and canoe and and French trapper NWMP and a pile of horses too. HAHA!
@dast540 3 years ago

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏 An of course, I'm a subscriber! Thanks Again Though.
@danilotating538 1 year ago

John Wayne the true real cowboy,he expert in riding a horse
@herbertocobock9436 2 years ago

Always wear your spurs on a canoe trip.
@vickywhitesell5261 3 years ago

Filmed at Mammoth Lakes, The Devils Postpile, Kings Canyon, CA.
@butterflyladeda1080 2 years ago

With Bob Steele's old man directing a lot of these early JW movies, I'm surprised Bob didn't turn up in a few.
@unkonkrable 4 years ago

And towards the end I liked how Wayne (Rod Drew?) first failed at his attempt to seize the bastard he was giving chase to, but then got right back to it in classic style. It injected a bit of realism.
@johnnylightning09 5 years ago

An entertaining oater. Wayne is beginning to develop his distinctive style of reading his lines. He still has a ways to go but the potential to become a star of the screen is readily apparent.
@unkonkrable 4 years ago

A new JW fave :)