Service for Ladies

The story follows Max Tracey, a head waiter who falls in love with the aristocratic Sylvia Robertson. To win her affection, he pretends to be a prince, with the help of Mr. Westlake, a Ruritanian monarch. The plot thickens when Sylvia uncovers Max's ruse, leading to a resolution that connects their social statuses in an unexpected way.

This film is notable for its pre-code elements, which allow for a more risqué approach to comedy and romance than later films would typically feature. The ensemble cast includes Leslie Howard, George Grossmith, and Benita Hume, each bringing their own flair to the story. Collectors might appreciate the film's historical context and its place in the evolution of romantic comedies during the early 1930s.