Car Theft (1956) 

I love those old videos.. But that is a sad ending.

Grand theft auto...

They should start making those those videos instead of commercials and then they probably be a lot less crime with dark things like that

moral of the story: don't leave your car keys in the ignition when you're leaving your car. that's just stupid.

Belive it or not, this is 50's GTA

This is a big day for Shirley. A very big day. By the end of the day, she's going to meet Jesus, and won't need Pat Robertson's help!

Cars are so easy to steal.

yes i'm chicken, let me sprout my wings and fly far from this fringe situation

i thought C was for Charlie , not Charles.

Now they just leave the kid in the car.

@ 6:37...what does the narrator say?

Holy crap was this ever a downer! Fokin depressed now! Ima getta drink!

In the beginning I thought this was going to be a creeper film. If a person leaves the KEYS in the ignition, it is not THEFT, it is UN AUTHORIZED USE of a motor vehicle. Now they face a vehicular manslaughter charge.

😭😭😭

TF are teens gonna do with a toy car?

Kaling al caws!

Surely! you cant be serious.

The sad part is the little girl gets hit by the theives.

They were just borrowing it for a short while actually.

Different

И зачем только я это посмотрел перед сном...

11:26 Why is the mirror mounted so high on the car?

9:47 I love that old 1955 Chevrolet bel air station wagon police car

2:09 what a beautiful little girl just to imagine what she's looks like today

Car theft was rare in the 50's. Of course it hapoened but it just didn't happen _often_ . In those days, most people left the keys in the ignition. Why not? We all knew it was wrong to steal. It's all very well saying "Don't leave the keys in the car, stupid" but that's because we're so used to theft being normal, we can't comprehend a world where people are actually decent. People didn't steal cars in those days, because they were taught in school, the church and by their parents not to be thieves. People actually took the Ten Commandments seriously. (as quaint as that sounds to the youth of today). Penalties for theft were severe and there weren't bleeding heart liberals to tell thieves that _they_ were the real victims. We should take a look at what we've molded our children into, rather than sneer at a decent woman who couldn't imagine why someone would want to steal her car.

I wonder who the first car thief was

It was her own fault..............should have gone home when the cop told her to.

Most of the adults are dead by now. Just saying .....

She ded

Giving little kids cars is a bad idea 0:03

That was about the most poorly dubbed movie ever. I don't think that 55' Chevy wagon was a real police car. The siren mounted on the front fender with the wires still hanging out and no other kind of warning light anywhere on the vehicle. Even in 1955, they usually did a better job with these kinds of details. Of course, it looks like the budget for this one was maybe two grand, so that didn't leave much money left for movie police cars.