Public Domain Movies | Pot O' Gold
The film revolves around a young man named Jimmy Haskell (played by James Stewart), who dreams of becoming a successful musician. Jimmy comes from a family of musicians, but his father, James Haskell Sr. (played by Charles Winninger), disapproves of his son's musical ambitions and wants him to work in the family's insurance business.
Despite his father's wishes, Jimmy is determined to pursue his passion for music. One day, he discovers a small radio station owned by Horace Heidt, where he meets Molly McCorkle (played by Paulette Goddard), the daughter of the station's owner. Molly is working as a secretary at the station and dreams of becoming a singer herself.
Jimmy and Molly quickly form a romantic connection and bond over their shared love of music. Jimmy decides to help Molly achieve her dream of becoming a singer by convincing Horace Heidt to give her a chance to perform on his radio show.
However, their plans are complicated by various obstacles and challenges, including Jimmy's father's disapproval and the scheming of a rival insurance company. Despite these setbacks, Jimmy and Molly remain determined to pursue their dreams and prove their talents.
As the plot unfolds, Jimmy and Molly encounter a colorful cast of characters, including eccentric radio personalities, aspiring musicians, and ambitious businessmen. Through a series of comedic mishaps and heartfelt moments, they navigate the ups and downs of their journey to success.
In the end, Jimmy and Molly's perseverance pays off, as they overcome the odds and achieve their dreams of musical stardom. The film concludes with a triumphant performance by Molly on Horace Heidt's radio show, showcasing her talent and proving that dreams really can come true (1941).
Director: George Marshall
Stars: James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, Horace Heidt
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