01 Two musicians who witness a mob hit disguise themselves as women to join an all-female band on the run.
Pat O’Brien brought a warm, quick-talking Irish charm to Hollywood, becoming one of the era’s most reliable character leads across gangster films and comedies. In Some Like It Hot (1959): Two musicians who witness a mob hit disguise themselves as women to join an all-female band on the run. Worth seeking out is The Irish in Us (1935): Three Irish-American brothers navigate romance and rivalry while working as a cop, a fight promoter, and a fireman.
01 Two musicians who witness a mob hit disguise themselves as women to join an all-female band on the run.
02 A banana plantation manager clashes with a saloon singer while battling a local bandit's uprising.
03 A hardened career criminal's repeated stints in prison test the patience of the warden who believes he can be reformed.
04 A priest tries to steer a group of troubled boys away from following his childhood friend into a life of crime.
05 Three Irish-American brothers navigate romance and rivalry while working as a cop, a fight promoter, and a fireman.
06 A trusting bank president's faith in his customers is tested when a run on the bank threatens to ruin him.