Blarney Kiss (1933)
Directed by Tom Walls
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Synopsis by Sandra Brennan
A feisty Irish lad leaves his home village to find fortune in bustling London. Things start off well when he lands a good job working as the partner of a wealthy young nobleman in his new company. The young Irishman got the job after helping the inebriated aristocrat out of a scuffle with an irate cabby. The lad does quite well and helps make the company successful. But his dreams turn to nightmares one day when his master falsely accuses him of rigging the books and embezzling. The young lord does this to conceal the fact that he has squandered the company's money on gambling and carousing. Because the Irish youth has fallen in love with the lord's sister and wants to protect her family's reputation, he takes the fall and goes to prison. Later the nobleman's guilty conscience prompts him to tell the truth before he commits suicide. Happiness ensues when the youth and the sister finally marry.
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accusation, robbery, ancient, argument, auto-racing, business, cab-driver, couple, criminal, curse, embezzlement, false-accusation, gambling, investigation, Ireland, loot, lord, love, partner, prison, suicide
