Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-15 | Page 15 | Gay Romance Pleases Fans at Paramount

Gay Romance Pleases Fans At Ait Paramount A suave and delightful romantic comedy Reserved for tor Ladies opened Tuesday at the Paramount theater Leslie Howard is the star and he gives give a performance packed with charm Two distinctive London stage stars Benita Hume and Elizabeth Eliza EliZ Elizabeth l' l beth Allan shine in the cast as two lovely ladies who find themselves I rivals and solve the problem in a atypically atypically atypically typically feminine fashion George Grossmith an Morton 1 Shelton also have likable and amusing roles Howard plays a clever young head headwaiter headwaiter waiter walter In an exclusive London hotel Max lax is adored by women because of his superb tact and is at ease case in any society even cven that of kings His wistful wistful ful unassuming modesty has made him a favorite with the distinguished guests of the place Then for the first time in hIs life he falls in love He hides his pr profession profession pro pro- from the charming girl who has captivated him and commits his first social indiscretion when he decides decides de de- to try to win her without re rc- rc vealIn his true status Fate takes a hand in his deception and by an I amusing incident he is identified as asa asa a pr prince nc Incognito at the winter resort resort resort re re- re- re sort where he has followed the unsuspecting unsuspecting unsuspecting un un- suspecting girL The comedy of ot manners that follows fol fol- lows is gaily entertaining Every attempt nt at tempt to explain his position results in further complications for the unfortunate unfortunate unfortunate un un- un fortunate lover It is deliciously amusing amusin at all times a perfect audience au picture Mothers lothers Holiday a 1 comedy is an added attraction With the Foreign Legion Leion n a Magic Carpet scenic subject subject sub sub- also entertains Modern Knights a novelty and Paramount sound news round out the bilL