Song o' My Heart - Production & Contact Info

Song o' My Heart (1930)
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85 min | Drama, Music, Romance

Song o' My Heart (1930)

Passed

85 min | Drama, Music, Romance

Sean, a tenor, lives in a village with his wife Mary, who has been deserted by her aunt. Sean embarks on a tour in America, finding peace.

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19 cast members

Name	Known for
John McCormack Sean Sean See fewer	Miller's Crossing (1990)
Alice Joyce Mary Mary See fewer	Beau Geste (1926)
Maureen O'Sullivan Eileen Eileen See fewer	The Thin Man (1934)
Tommy Clifford Tad Tad See fewer	May I Come In (1930)
John Garrick Fergus Fergus See fewer	Just Imagine (1930)
Effie Ellsler Mona Mona See fewer	Daddy Long Legs (1931)
J.M. Kerrigan Peter Peter See fewer	Gone with the Wind (1939)
J. Farrell MacDonald Rafferty (as Farrell MacDonald) Rafferty (as Farrell MacDonald) See fewer	Sunrise (1927)
Emily Fitzroy Aunt Elizabeth Aunt Elizabeth See fewer	Driven (1923)
Edwin Schneider Vincent Vincent See fewer	Ladies in Lavender (2004)
Andrés de Segurola Guido Guido See fewer	The Love of Sunya (1927)
Edward Martindel Fullerton Fullerton See fewer	Why Be Good? (1929)
Wally Albright Boy (uncredited) Boy (uncredited) See fewer	Roll Along, Cowboy (1937)
Raymond Borzage Boy (uncredited) Boy (uncredited) See fewer	Young America (1932)
Lillian Elliott Irish Woman (uncredited) Irish Woman (uncredited) See fewer	Liliom (1930)
Mary Gordon Irish Woman (uncredited) Irish Woman (uncredited) See fewer	Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Betty Goulding Girl who asked for song about princess to be sung at approx 15mins (uncredited) Girl who asked for song about princess to be sung at approx 15mins (uncredited) See fewer
Ernest Goulding Boy who asked for the Leprechaun to be sung at approx 15mins into film (uncredited) Boy who asked for the Leprechaun to be sung at approx 15mins into film (uncredited) See fewer
Aggie Herring Irish Woman (uncredited) Irish Woman (uncredited) See fewer	Oliver Twist (I) (1922)