When Irish Eyes Are Smiling - in Film

In Film

"When Irish Eyes are Smiling" has been used in the following movies:

  • "Return to Me," 2000
  • "It's A Great Day For The Irish," 1999
  • "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (Ireland, April 1916)" 1993
  • "Husbands," 1970
  • "Ducking the Devil," 1957
  • "Canary Row," 1950
  • "Top o' the Morning," 1949
  • "The Time of Your Life," 1948
  • "Wild Irish Rose," 1947
  • "Irish Eyes Are Smiling," 1944 (This is an actual movie about Ernest R. Ball)
  • "My Favorite Blonde," 1942
  • "Notes for you," 1941
  • "Aviation Vacation," 1941
  • "Always a Bride," 1940
  • "The Long Voyage Home," 1940
  • "Tear Gas Squad," 1940
  • "It All Came True," 1940
  • "The Fighting 69th," 1940
  • "Let Freedom Ring" 1939
  • "The Crowd Roars," 1938
  • "Roof Tops of Manhattan," 1935
  • "The Irish in Us," 1935
  • "In Caliente," 1935
  • "Ireland: 'The Emerald Isle," 1934
  • "Stage Mother," 1933

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