Bank Alarm (1937) CRIME DRAMA 

These old movies make me feel like a kid again !

Great movie and thank you for putting this movie on RU-vid 😎

Watched a lot of these old black and white films recently, keep em coming. So much more entertaining than the current films. Thanks PizzaFlix!

Nice, snappy dialogue. Thank you for uploading!

Very enjoyable film. Thank you for sharing it! ❤

Bank robbing was a serious business to the banks robbed because a national insurance policy didn't yet exist and people lost money if the bank did and didn't get it back. Always in these films houses and apartments are entered easily and without any kind of search warrant.

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Thanks PF, I have seen this movie at least 5X I never get tired of seeing the cars. The girl Bobbi is a sweetheart ❤

Fairly Good cops&gangstes movie!! The comedic talent of photographer was Quite fun to watch!! Thanks,PizzaFlix4 showing Movie!

Excellent ☺

The highlight of this film for me is Vince Barnett, who made so many films he must have acted in one every other week. He was Tony Comante's sidekick in the original Scarface. Howard Hawks gave him a great scene in that film answering the telephone as Mr. Comante's secretary. He could be a decent comic actor if scriptwriters gave him good material.

Loved it. X

Love that ship's wheel lamp at 36:00.

The 1930s was the decade that film studios insisted that women's natural eyebrows should be plucked and replaced with pencil lines. Margaret Lockwood, the British actress, tried to avoid that fate but was unable to. She stopped having them plucked later on, but the eyebrows never grew back. Eleanor Hunt's plucked face in this movie makes her resemble Joan Crawford?

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2nd time I watched. Still good.

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Thank you for this movie.

Could Have Been a Good Movie IF they Had Left Out the Comedy Parts

What is the problem with the photographer, Callahan? That bulky, cumbersome camera of his is already out of date even for 1937. I've seen many films from that period, as well as historical photos, and most everyone used a hand-held camera. Still bulky by today's standards, but better than something more suited for a portrait studio. And I don't care for the character of Callahan as such. He was in 'The 9th Guest' in 1934, and spoiled that one just by his presence. Slapstick comedy went out with Vaudeville.

ha, ha, ha "I'll keep these [bills] ($100 worth ? today)for the time being. They'll stand a little studying." ('I will test them in the stores')

I've watched at least a thousand of these old films, and this one became so silly I just had to turn it off.

Why, why, why were so many of these early American detective movies ruined by having a raving lunatic featured, at least this time it wasn't one of the police men.

Just happened to have a key to open the cell door! Right 🙄

How'd you like to lug that camera around?

Follow up: _BANKAL LEG_ 🤣

After watching this I wondered when did men stop wearing hats and why.

Conrad Nagel looks like Bing Crosby

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What a career nosedive for Conrad Nagel.

Not my cuppa tea, but ok. 👍

Kind of like what happened to Jeffrey Epstein...

not quite the budget of Bond or Harry Potter.

In those days most women in movies were more like the girls next door or down the block. Now, most look like cheap tarts. Those days people were modest whereas now women let it hang out like milk cows.

Altogether too silly, simple minded, over-acted B flick.