Ireland's Border Line Trailer

Ireland's Border Line Trailer (1938)

28 April 1938 68 mins

Billy Brannigan, a mechanic, has some difficulties and problems when he gets mixed up with the police looking for a jewel thief. An identical suitcase used by Billy and the thief cause most of the troubles.

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Cast

Jimmy O'Dea

as Billy Brannigan

J.H. Edwin

as E. O'Connor

Hazel Hughes

as Maura O'Connor

Rodney Malcolmson

as RUC Sergeant McAleer

Noel Purcell

as Garda Sergeant Hogan

Kenneth Warrington

as Albert Tyler (as Ken Warrington)

Julie Suedo

as Sadie Tyler

Jimmy WIldman

as Scutty Whelan

Tom Dunne

as Bullock Byrne

Crew

Laurence Cousell

Laurence Cousell Sound Recordist

Cecil Dixon

Cecil Dixon Production Manager

John Reynders

John Reynders Musical Casting

Harry O'Donovan

Harry O'Donovan Original Story

C.M. Pennington-Richards

C.M. Pennington-Richards Director of Photography

L.S. Parker

L.S. Parker Director of Photography

International Titles

Blarney Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 28 April 1938

United States 13 October 1939

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