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The Luck of the Irish
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The Luck of the Irish

film by Koster [1948]
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  • The Bishop's Wife
    Henry Koster
    / Films of the 1940s

    …the studio was the fantasy The Luck of the Irish (1948), in which a reporter (Tyrone Power) encounters a leprechaun (Cecil Kellaway). The sentimental comedy Come to the Stable (1949), adapted from a Clare Boothe Luce story, cast Young and Celeste Holm as transplanted French nuns trying to raise money…

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    …the studio was the fantasy The Luck of the Irish (1948), in which a reporter (Tyrone Power) encounters a leprechaun (Cecil Kellaway). The sentimental comedy Come to the Stable (1949), adapted from a Clare Boothe Luce story, cast Young and Celeste Holm as transplanted French nuns trying to raise money…

    Read More