Title: Bank Alarm
Year: 1937
Genres: Crime; Thriller
Director: Louis J. Gasnier

Cast:

• Conrad Nagel as G-Man Alan O’Connor
• Eleanor Hunt as Bobbie Reynolds
• Vince Barnett as Clarence “Bulb” Callahan
• Wheeler Oakman as Joe Karlotti
• Nat Carr as Yoritz
• Frank Milan as Jerry Turner
• Wilma Francis as Kay O’Connor
• William L. Thorne as Inspector J.C. Macy
• Charles Delaney as Henchman Duke
• Phil Dunham as Leon Curtis (Bank Clerk)
• Sidney D’Albrook as Coroner
• Pat Gleason as Henchman Barney
• Wilson Benge as Overman (Bookkeeper)
• Henry Roquemore as Nevada Sheriff
• Ed Schaefer as Tracy

Synopsis:

G-Man Alan O’Connor and his determined partner Bobbie Reynolds pursue a gang of bank robbers who have struck multiple Nevada towns. When the crooks trigger the titular alarm at the First National Bank, O’Connor follows a trail of clues—ranging from coded messages to an insider tip—to infiltrate their hideout. As the net tightens, he and Reynolds must outwit the gang’s ruthless leader, Joe Karlotti, before the criminals vanish with their stolen loot.

Trivia:

• This was the fourth and final entry in Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Hunt’s “G-Man” series of crime films.
• Produced by George A. Hirliman Productions and released through Grand National Pictures, the movie was shot on a modest budget typical of 1930s “B” features.
• The film lapsed into the public domain when its U.S. copyright was not renewed, making it widely available in archival collections.