Top o’ the Morning

Year: 1949

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: David Miller

Comedy

Bing Crosby teams up again with Barry Fitzgerald in a breezy musical comedy set in Ireland. Crosby plays a singing insurance investigator sent to retrieve the stolen Blarney Stone, and while on the case he woos the daughter of a local policeman. The film promises more songs and merriment than “Going My Way” and “Welcome Stranger.”

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