Undercover Men (1934) [Action] [Crime] [Western]



Undercover Men is an American film directed by Sam Newfield. For showing cowardice during a holdup, bank teller Bob Hunter is fired. He joins the Mounties and is assigned to look for those robbers. To have him work undercover, the Inspector’s scheme is to have Bob supposedly kicked out of the Mounties.

Directed by Sam Newfield, produced by J.R. Booth and Arthur Gottlieb, written by Kenne Duncan (story) and Murison Dunn (screenplay), starring Charles Starrett, Adrienne Dore and Kenne Duncan.

Source: “Undercover Men (1934)” IMDb, The Internet Movie Database. IMDb.com, Inc. . 2 August 2013. Web. 2 August 2013. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0027157/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

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13 Replies to “Undercover Men (1934) [Action] [Crime] [Western]”

  1. This is the attitudes that those growing up in the mid-20th Century were taught. Amazing how utterly stupid and ignorant an entire generation found themselves. It does repeat itself, however.

  2. $9 per week would, based upon inflation, equal about $160 per week in today's money. And with two meals per day added – that's an Excellent price (except for the sharing of a room).

  3. It's kinda lame – but for 1934, just a Very short time since Talkies even began – this is actually one of the best Action & Adventure movies of this era. It was a beginning of 1000s of Cop Shows and Movies for generations. THANKS TCM !!

  4. i don't think the teller was a coward. why am i gonna shoot it out with bank-robbers and risk my life for someone's money? the old man who ran out to try and stop the bank-robbers was very brave but very stupid! gangsters will kill you no matter how old you are! besides, if the bank teller would've died trying to stop the robbers, the bank's not gonna take care of him or his family!..the bank teller did the right thing! the old fart who owns the bank and the townspeople are money-hungry & crazy!

  5. The bank teller did the smart thing not to shoot since there was a gangster with a machine gun pointed at him and the lady customer close by. What was he supposed to do, open fire with his little pistol and risk his own life and the life of the woman? It's obvious he was outmatched as far as firearm power. The boss was just a greedy scoundrel.

  6. The female lead, Adrienne Dore, was 1st runner-up in the 1925 Miss America Pageant. If you believe her 1910 birthdate she had just turned 15 years old in the September 1925 pageant. Interestingly Miss America Pageant rule 7 stated `contestants must be of good health & of the white race`. That rule was abolished in 1950 when PC started.

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