Ball at the Savoy

Year: 1935

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: German

Director: Steve Sekely

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Gitta Alpar, an operetta star, is booked to sing at the Savoy Hotel where she mistakenly thinks Baron von Wollheim is a waiter. He plays along, swapping roles with the actual staff. After she learns his true rank she suspects him of stealing her missing necklace. Complications increase when the baron's composer cousin Mary arrives, seeking a publisher for her songs.

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