Hollywood Hotel (1937)

Ronny Bowers, a gifted saxophonist riding the wave of Benny Goodman's band, emerges triumphant in a talent contest, landing him a ten-week contract with a renowned film studio. His first assignment: escort the studio's luminous star, Mona Marshall, to a high-profile movie premiere. However, Mona, the diva, declines, leading to a quick swap with her unsuspecting double, Virginia. When the morning sun unveils the previous night's charade, an incensed Mona demands the dismissal of both her double and the unsuspecting Ronny. Undeterred, Ronny stumbles upon a gig as a singing waiter at a bustling drive-in, catching the eye of a director from his former studio. The director sees an opportunity to use Ronny's captivating voice to add a pinch of musical magic to his leading actor's performance in an upcoming musical. After a successful first screening, the actor is invited by the influential Louella Parsons to perform on her esteemed program "Hollywood Hotel". Unaware of Ronny's reluctance to lend his voice yet again, the actor accepts the prestigious invite. What ensues is a riveting game of wit and will, as each character navigates their personal challenges, spinning an enchanting web of Hollywood dreams and schemes.

Hollywood Hotel is a comedy movie featuring Dick Powell and directed by Busby Berkeley.

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