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Borrowing Trouble

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The Jones family drugstore is robbed and it looks like the culprit is a boy the family has taken a liking to.

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Borrowing Trouble was released on December 10, 1937 but we couldn't find it on any streaming service yet. Rights can change — try again later.

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Cast · Directed by Frank R. Strayer

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Borrowing Trouble — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams Borrowing Trouble?

Borrowing Trouble isn't streaming anywhere in United States yet.

Is Borrowing Trouble on Netflix?

No, Borrowing Trouble is not on Netflix in United States as of August 2026.

Is Borrowing Trouble on Amazon Prime Video?

No, Borrowing Trouble isn't on Amazon Prime Video in United States right now.

Where can I watch Borrowing Trouble for free?

Borrowing Trouble isn't streaming in United States yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.

What is the OTT release date for Borrowing Trouble?

Borrowing Trouble hasn't started streaming in United States yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around January 28, 1938. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.

Is there a sequel to Borrowing Trouble?

Yes — Borrowing Trouble is followed by Love on a Budget (1938) in the Jones Family.

Is there a prequel to Borrowing Trouble?

Yes — Hot Water (1937) comes before Borrowing Trouble in the Jones Family.

Is Borrowing Trouble part of a trilogy?

No — Borrowing Trouble is part of the Jones Family, which has 17 films.

How many movies are in the Jones Family?

There are 17 films in the Jones Family: Every Saturday Night (1936), Educating Father (1936), Back to Nature (1936), Off to the Races (1937), Big Business (1937), Hot Water (1937), Borrowing Trouble (1937), Love on a Budget (1938), A Trip to Paris (1938), Safety in Numbers (1938), Down on the Farm (1938), Everybody's Baby (1939), The Jones Family in Hollywood (1939), Quick Millions (1939), Too Busy to Work (1939), Young as You Feel (1940) and On Their Own (1940).