A radio announcer suspects a cohort of sending coded messages over the air to his bank-robber friends.A radio announcer suspects a cohort of sending coded messages over the air to his bank-robber friends.A radio announcer suspects a cohort of sending coded messages over the air to his bank-robber friends.
Edward J. Nugent
- Radio Engineer
- (as Edward Nugent)
Warner Richmond
- Max
- (as Warner P. Richmond)
Roscoe Ates
- Stuttering Piccolo Player
- (uncredited)
Lynton Brent
- Thug
- (uncredited)
Mary Carlisle
- Young Blonde Violinist
- (uncredited)
Hal Craig
- Second Policeman
- (uncredited)
Edgar Dearing
- First Policeman
- (uncredited)
Cliff Edwards
- Hog Caller
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMarion (Mary Doran) drives a 1930 American Austin, the first of this short lived, notoriously under-powered and under-braked series, which sold for $275-$550 from 1930-1934.
- GoofsWhen Brennan is talking to his boss Smedley; he tells Smedley, "Don't get excited". But on the next cut, the same scene is repeated with Brennan using a variation of the dialogue, this time telling Smedley, "there's no use in getting excited."
- Quotes
Marion Ferguson: You're quite fresh, aren't you?
William J. Brennan: No, just well preserved.
- SoundtracksJust a Little Closer
(1930) (uncredited)
Music by Joseph Meyer
Lyrics by Howard Johnson
Performed by Charles King
Reprised by a girls' band at the benefit
Often played as background music
Featured review
THE STORY & (Pseudo)GENRE -- Cocky radio wannabe gets his chance as station manager, but ends up hiring a gaggle of crazies, including a phony spiritualist bank-robbery leader.
THE VERDICT -- Unlike some, I thought this was cute and not offensive in the least. Bill's behavior is part of the package, and sure, he's arrogant, but also you can sympathize with his plight, which he did not instigate. In a way, it's kind of an early UHF (1989), although it doesn't have that kind of cult appeal. I give it 6.5.
FREE ONLINE -- Foreign websites sporadically. You might have to download.
THE VERDICT -- Unlike some, I thought this was cute and not offensive in the least. Bill's behavior is part of the package, and sure, he's arrogant, but also you can sympathize with his plight, which he did not instigate. In a way, it's kind of an early UHF (1989), although it doesn't have that kind of cult appeal. I give it 6.5.
FREE ONLINE -- Foreign websites sporadically. You might have to download.
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- Also known as
- Fräck filur i fara
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- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
- Color
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