Colleen Moore’s eyes run thru all the fishy emotions in 1929′s Smiling Irish Eyes
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Smiling Irish Eyes
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Shure you don’t have to as why I’m smiling,There’s a wee bit o’love in my heart,Ev’ry Shamrock that grows,Ev’ry wild Irish roseSeems to knowthat wenever will part James Hall and […]
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A true Colleen is she – Colleen Moore makes her debut as a talking and singing star of the movies in the First National Vitaphone Picture, [1929′s] Smiling Irish Eyes, which […]
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Colleen Moore speaks with her eyes AND her mouth in 1929′s Smiling Irish Eyes
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James Hall gets to the point with Colleen Moore‘s Smiling Irish Eyes (1929)
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you can actually tell that Colleen is smiling juss by the look of her eyes. POSTER DON’T LIE!!!
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Director William A Seiter with actors Colleen Moore and James Hall during the filming of Smiling Irish Eyes, produced by First National Pictures, 1929
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James Hall & Colleen Moore smile, with Irish eyes in 1929’s Smiling Irish Eyes
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1929’s Smiling Irish Eyes is a sound (All-Talking) American musical film with Technicolor sequences. The film is now considered a lost film, however the Vitaphone discs still exist