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Bank Alarm (1937)

Bank Alarm (1937): BANK ALARM (1937)

Running Time: 01:00:28
MPAA Ratings: NR (Suitable for Children)

Producer :
George A. Hirliman
Directed by : Louis J. Gasnier
Starring : Conrad Nagel.... Alan O'Connor
Eleanor Hunt.... Bobbie Reynolds
Vince Barnett.... Bulb
Frank Milan.... Jerry Turner

Writing credits : Griffin Jay

This movie, produced by George Hirliman, has the Conrad Nagel-Eleanor Hunt star pair perform together for the last time in a crime-buster movie. Bank robbers are convinced that they have a foolproof plan and pull off a job. They hadn’t taken into account the perseverance and clever deductions of a tough G- man who is quickly on their trail.

Bank Alarm (1937)

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BANK ALARM (1937)

Running Time: 01:00:28
MPAA Ratings: NR (Suitable for Children)

Producer :

George A. Hirliman

Directed by :

Louis J. Gasnier

Starring :

Conrad Nagel.... Alan O'Connor

Eleanor Hunt.... Bobbie Reynolds

Vince Barnett.... Bulb

Frank Milan.... Jerry Turner

Writing credits :

Griffin Jay

This movie, produced by George Hirliman, has the Conrad Nagel-Eleanor Hunt star pair perform together for the last time in a crime-buster movie. Bank robbers are convinced that they have a foolproof plan and pull off a job. They hadn’t taken into account the perseverance and clever deductions of a tough G- man who is quickly on their trail.

THE PLOT : Federal agents Alan O’Connor and Bobbie Reynolds are on the trail of a gang of clever bank robbers, which includes Karlotti, the owner of an elite club in Los Angeles and Curtis, the head cashier at the 2nd National Bank. Alan’s sister Kate meets conman Tanner on a flight and falls in love with him. Curtis helps in inactivating the alarms making it easy for the gang to walk in and empty the bank’s vaults. It seemed like a cakewalk until they realize that they had made some grave mistakes - leaving behind a trail of clues. Bulbs, a bumbling photographer and friend, provides some comic relief in the tense melodrama. The movie serves as proof of Producer George Hirliman’s uncanny ability to produce quality low-budget thrillers.

EDITORIAL REVIEW : When Federal agents Alan O’Connor and Bobbie Reynolds are called upon to investigate a spate of bank robberies and a murder, they find that Alan’s sister is in love with one of the conmen. The inspector of police who claims to have an important clue is shot dead, spurring the detective duo into top-gear action to nab the gang before another life was snuffed out. Nothing seems to stop the duo, not even putting Bobbie’s life in serious danger. Clever detective work results in the arrest of the gang and the rescue of Alan’s sister- the damsel in distress.

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System requirements:
Computer: Pentium II, 300mhz, 64mb RAM, DVD-ROM, compatible video and sound card.
Player: NTSC compatible DVD player, standard TV.
Region: All players, irrespective of region

NOTE ON COMPATIBILITY: While our DVDs are designed for optimal playback for all home DVD players, it is possible that some older systems will have trouble playing our DVDs. Although rare, it is worth mentioning. If this occurs you will receive a full refund.

Given that some of these videos are extremely old and their original audio quality is not very good, we have tried to improve it to the best possible quality. However, due to their inherent quality problems, you might still have a few instances where the audio is of a slightly lower volume.