Here are the last few Citizens Trust & Savings Bank branches that I found.
This is the branch in Westwood Village, seen here in 1931. Most of the buildings in the full panorama shot are still there, but this one has gone
Detail from panoramic picture at
Huntington Digital Library
A close-up of the entrance.
LAPL
The Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank in Leimert Park opened on March 29, 1930.
Detail from panoramic picture at
Huntington Digital Library
The panoramic shot has some great details such as the public address system truck and band waiting to play. Sadly, virtually none of the buildings (like the Mesa Vernon Market, gas stations and diner) are still standing. The detail below shows the banner over Crenshaw Boulevard which promises movie stars and Vaudeville acts.
USC even has an architect's sketch of this building.
USC Digital Library
I didn't find any pictures of the movie stars and Vaudeville acts, but here are the lights promised by the banner. I think the large arrow on the right is part of the opening display.
USC Digital Library
This lovely building used to stand on the corner of West Washington and West View Streets. It has since been replaced by a building called Westside Manor. I think the house on the left may be a survivor.
USC Digital Library
The interior had a high ceiling with interesting light fixtures.
I'll finish up with the branch on Wilshire.
USC Digital Library
In case you didn't recognize its neighbor, the bank was right next to Coulter's Department Store.
USC Digital Library
The Bonner & Campbell Insurance Company was still in the building when the picture below was taken, but the tiled roof and the bank's roof sign had gone. The site is now occupied by the California Federal Building as seen in
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Did I miss any?