Night Alarm (1934) BRUCE CABOT 

Unbelievable fire scenes for a "B-movie" of the 30s~ Very well done!

This is good, funny, adventurous & comical movie. ♦🔷

What a great picture. Really enjoyed watching this, when I should have been sleeping.

Another great wee movie, lots of action and excitement, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and the dress the actress was dancing in, a very revealing scene lol. 😀👍👍👍

10:23 A 1932 Ford Roadster chasing fire trucks through 1934 Los Angeles - how cool is that? A romp through digital archives of Los Angeles city directories shows Pure Carbonic Incorporated (10:28) to be at 514 Molino Street and the California Waste & Wiping Rag Co. (10:38) at 502 Molino. At 10:41 the Ford turns right with the General Paint Corporation (544 Mateo) behind him. That distinctive building still exists and can be found on Google View. The area is now referred to as Los Angeles' 'Art District'. www.google.com/maps/place/544+Mateo+St,+Los+Angeles,+CA+90013/@34.0407767,-118.2356138,17z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x80c2c63cd106801f:0x174492779c8a67f5!8m2!3d34.0403844!4d-118.2326978 The Cinema Mercantile Co. (sign at 11:14) was not listed in the 1934 or 1932 directories but does show in the 1928 at 5857 Santa Monica Boulevard which places it across the street from Hollywood Forever Cemetery, formerly Hollywood Memorial, resting place of many luminaries of filmdom. That scene and some of the others are likely stock footage of actual LAFD responses sandwiched between backlot work. The Los Angeles Times building, then brand new, is plainly visible toward the right on the backdrop screen used for the 'jumping out of a window' shot at 13:19 . The Times would not occupy their new digs until 1935, by 2019 they had moved out. The fire station at 34:08 is LAFD#29 www.lafire.com/stations/PhotoGallery.htm . The building still exists, now repurposed. The station at 34:12 is #61 www.lafire.com/stations/PhotoGallery.htm . I must be bored.

It’s was thrilling and exciting to see the fireman in this film. They are true heroes, yes it was a film but it depicted what these guys really do. While people run from the flames and destruction firemen are running in the opposite direction, into the flames!! Again I think back to, 911, and wish I had a stronger word than heroic to describe those who run into the flames.

Love these movies. Thank you for uploading.

Thanks Pizza Fix guy ( or gal ) . This was a really good film. It had a great story and the special FX were awesome not just for their time but even today. Somehow when we see a film like this today we know it's not at all real with all the CGI and green screen technology. When this film was being made all that fire was real and those actors and actresses and stunt people were taking real chances in those scenes. It was cool to watch that Hook & Ladder truck make those corners with a driver at the front and another guy steering from the rear.

Wonderful movie. Suspenseful and interesting. Good acting, especially by Mr. Smith and the Editor of the paper.

Exciting! Thanks for posting.

It’s pleasant to watch a movie without the incessant music playing in the background. Also a good one. Thanks for posting.

One of the things I liked about some of these old movies was real news footage incorporated in to the story. It was usually from a tragic event unfortunately but it added a level of reality that most studios could never pull off.

What a great movie, Has great and realistic scenes

Excellent movie

Love the oldies

such an enjoyable movie thanks PF

Should be restored. A gem. thanks

Fun movie! One of the best.

A time capsule of a 1930 newsroom...amazing!

For poverty row this is actually very good!

Interesting romance drama.Mr.Cabot was good in this as he was in"King Kong" in 1933! Overall,the plot was realistic&obvious that "Peter Lorre"type character was Person responsible4 the fires-pyromaniac?? Thanks,PizzaFlix4 Movie!

You can recognize H.B. Warner's voice anywhere. He always sounded like he had a code in his node.

GREAT special fire effects!

Excellent ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I don't know if it is stock footage, but those scenes of firemen in action look VERY realistic!

Very nicely made movie

Thanks. Wonderful movie.

The first thing I noticed while watching the paper building burn, was that there weren't any windows leading to what should have been Fire Escapes. There was not even one fire escape. That, I'm sure was a flagrant Violation of the fire code that caused that building to definitely be a Death Trap.

Bruce Cabot ... 💥💥💥

Judith Allen gorgeous. Good acting all round. Sudden ending a bit severe

PF,you're the best!!

Night Alarm, released 11 December 1934 (USA). Bruce Cabot as Hal Ashby,Judith Allen as Helen Smith, H.B. Warner as Henry B. Smith, Sam Hardy as Editor Stephen Caldwell, Harry Holman as Mayor Wilson, Harold Minjir as Mosley, John Bleifer as Dr. Alexander Dexter, Betty Blythe as Mrs. Elizabeth Van Dusen, Tom Hanlon as Vincent Van Dusen, Fuzzy Knight, Dinner Club Comedian, Harry Bowen, Wisecracking Reporter, Morgan Brown, Party Guest, Vance Carroll, Party Guest, Allan Cavan, Mayor's Legal Counsel, Jack Cheatham, Policeman at Warehouse Fire, Lester Dorr, Reporter in White Hat, Raoul Freeman, Policeman at Second Fire, William McCall, Party Guest), Robert McKenzie, Warehouse Fire Witness, George Morrell, Party Guest, Fred Parker, Party Guest, Edward Peil Sr. as George-Plant Foreman.

What a great story the Fireman were fantastic to watch it really showed how it was done the plot was a ripper and there was not too much loss of life a romance with power and humour ❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂😂❤

CANCEL my subscription to The Morning Times AT ONCE! That gaudy piece of shrubbery that purports to be Evening Scented Jasmine is NO SUCH THING! The true Evening Scented, or Night Blooming, Jasmine (cestrum nocturnum) is a subtle, delicate plant much loved by me and by red spider mites. The Morning Times is once again caught in a slanderous lie. HARUMPH!

H.B. Warner, Mr. Gower the druggist from It's a Wonderful Life

18:50: The point I clicked, "Like"! Ok, now back to the movie! :)

Excellent picture .

A particularly liked the absolute klutz that played the wannabe suitor of Helen. He hadn't changed since she got back from being 'educated' and filled with all these new fangled ideas like earning a living. Lol!

No way would she have survived more than 2 seconds if that were a real fire. You would disintegrate in that intense heat. But, since it's a movie I guess we can overlook it 😊

Not a bad movie for a saturday Matinee.

If you don't like Fuzzy Knight's singing and piano playing at 46:00, check out his appearance in 'The Gold Racket', 1937. That's even worse.

Bruce Cabot's real name was Etienne Pelissier Jacques de Bujac. I wonder if his name was an inside joke for him as "cabot" in French slang means "ham actor". Also "cabotin". Amazingly he made 9 films in 1933 and 7 in '34. It is funny to see society people trample over each other. Not very proper.

Let's break all the windows! The fire needs more oxygen!

Some great moments. Serious pre-code gorgeous gown at 39:20. Surprised the director didn't tell her ladies must sit up straight and keep elbows off the table.

Bruce Cabot, long before he was doing westerns with "The Duke," like "Big Jake" ... playing his Indian side kick.

Even then there was a need to show that women were more than just chattel or something to show off like a prize calf. It's simply amazing how much things have changed in 100 years.

Mr Coldwell: Ashby.....Ashby....Where is Ashby???? Cub Reporter: Ashby isn't here Chief. Mr Coldwell: Well find him and tell him I want to see him.........and don't call me CHIEF!!!!!!

In the thirties Bruce Cabot looks a strapping 6'2'' but when you see him years later in John Wayne movies,he seems to have lost 5 inches in height!

Fun movie.

WARNING! This is a great little movie but be prepared __ you will be watching Judith Allen a typical woman of the times then it will be interrupted by a Shapermint ad that I just complained about. Your senses will be shocked and you may become sick when you go from a time when women had bride to today when they show pride in tucking their flab into the shaper panty! PS I am a female that is overweight and am losing weight. I can say this ad makes me more determined. Sorry Pizza Flix but I just had to say it!

This one was remade some years later

He: if a man's lookin to get married, what should he be expecting? Her: trouble, I would guess. He: no, I mean, if a man wants to get married, what should he be looking for? Her: A GIRL!

Bruce Cabot's boss played by Sam Hardy was a nasty piece of work in Big News .

Cute movie 🎥. 😅😅😅😅

ANCHOR PAINT FACTORY

Wouldn't going and reporting on fires kinda be someones job at the newspaper????????????

Between 11:39 & 11:41 there is a fellow who looks and sounds like Andy Devine.

Boy is this ever pre-code...take a look at the sprayed-on evening gown at 39:10.....

Ashby has a James Stewart quality

a reporter without a CAMERA?

Say fire hallway

He was so hot.

Who's the comedic pianist at around 40 minutes in

Ashby and city fires.

Mayor and Police Chief

2:50

Arsonist in the crowd.

I would have enjoyed this movie more if it hadn't been for the SHAPERMINT ADS. I WANTED TO THROW UP AND TELL THEM TO LOSE THE FAT INSTEAD OF SO PROUDLY PUSHING IT INTO THAT WHATEVER! oh I finished watching an ad to get the name. It's a shaper panty! Oh God I am sick now!

CALDWELL

1934

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Sam Hardy was nasty in Big News.

☆☆☆☆☆

Scanlon

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Zz

Sweeney

The women actress is terrible in acting,showing her teeth all the time and haveing a stupid dialog , just silly the plot aswell. Sorry ! Be Blessed.