Leslie Howard
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With Leslie Howard, George Grossmith, Benita Hume, Elizabeth Allan. Falling in love with the aristocratic Sylvia Robertson (Elizabeth Allen), Max poses as a European prince, enlisting the aid of an amiable Ruritanian monarch (Lawrence Grossmith) who owes him a favor.
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- Comedy, Romance
- Alexander Korda
- 1932-06-20
Service for Ladies (released as Reserved for Ladies in the U.S.) is a 1932 British comedy film, the second based on the novel The Head Waiter by Ernest Vajda. The film was directed by Alexander Korda and starred Leslie Howard. A previous 1927 silent film which starred Adolphe Menjou is now lost.
Reserved for Ladies -- (Movie Clip) Miss Robertson Meeting first by chance on a rainy London street, Max (Leslie Howard) contrives a series of meetings with dazzling Miss Robertson (Elizabeth Allan) in Alexander Korda's Reserved for Ladies, 1932.
- Alexander Korda
- Leslie Howard
In the original British version, Merle Oberon had an uncredited minor supporting role, but this was deleted in the twenty minutes of footage that was eliminated from the USA release version, which opened in New York City in May 1932 and was first telecast on Turner Classic Movies in March 2009.
Reserved for Ladies (1932) - Directed by Alexander Korda, produced by Alexander Korda and starring Leslie Howard, George Grossmith, Benita Hume, Elizabeth Allan, Morton Selten, Ben Field, Diana Churchill, Gilbert Davis,and more...
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This is a charming, dated and amusing little trifle from 1932. Leslie Howard plays Max, the Major Domo of a London Grand Hotel's cooking staff, in charge of their main dining room. He once served a well known European monarch (George Grossmith) and is on a friendly basis with the king even now.
Reserved for Ladies (1932) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
