The 1937 film "London by Night" is a crime comedy based on an unproduced stage play The Umbrella
by William Matthew Scott.
Newspaper reporter Michael Denis (George Murphy) and socialite Patricia Herrick (Rita Johnson) hunt a London murderer known as "The Umbrella Man" as he always carries an umbrella to hide his identity. Michael is also accompanied by his dog Corky. At one point the pair enter a local pub named Casey's and talk to a barmaid. A cash register is opened and holds a check made out to Casey's Pub. The register also shows various British coins.

Three trays hold coins including one large coin. Also seen is a check made out to "Casey's Pub."

The coins do not look like real British coins and are most likely prop coins.

George Murphy as Michael Denis
Rita Johnson as Patricia Herrick
Director: Wilhelm Thiele
Writers: George Oppenheimer
Based on the play The Umbrella by William Matthew Scott