This movie has everything but the kitchen sink. A preposterous movie that is nevertheless enjoyable.
There's Ann Sheridan, always totally likable--plus, in this movie she sings "You're Just an Angel in Disguise." There's also a funny dog act.
Humphrey Bogart plays his stock gangster role, but this time he has to deal with ZaSu Pitts and Una O'Connor as two spinsters, one a feisty spark-plug and the other delusionally lovelorn.
At one point, tough guy Bogie as much as says, "Hey, gang, let's put on a show!" And they do. That's where the dog act comes in.
Plus there's a nostalgiac Gay Nineties review, including a barbershop quartet.
And a number of Irish songs in the background and, ultimately, in the spotlight, including a rousing version of "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."
I won't give away the ending, but trust me, you'll say, "Aw, ain't that nice!"
Kind of a fun movie.
There's Ann Sheridan, always totally likable--plus, in this movie she sings "You're Just an Angel in Disguise." There's also a funny dog act.
Humphrey Bogart plays his stock gangster role, but this time he has to deal with ZaSu Pitts and Una O'Connor as two spinsters, one a feisty spark-plug and the other delusionally lovelorn.
At one point, tough guy Bogie as much as says, "Hey, gang, let's put on a show!" And they do. That's where the dog act comes in.
Plus there's a nostalgiac Gay Nineties review, including a barbershop quartet.
And a number of Irish songs in the background and, ultimately, in the spotlight, including a rousing version of "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."
I won't give away the ending, but trust me, you'll say, "Aw, ain't that nice!"
Kind of a fun movie.