
The Bellboy
- APPROVED
- Year:
- 1960
- 72 min
- 198 Views
Hello. Allow me to introduce myself.
I am Jackie Mulchen,
the executive producer in charge
of all productions here at Paramount.
And before showing this picture,
I thought I should at least explain.
The motion picture you're about to see
isn't the run-of-the-mill film fare
that has been presented
to the movie going public of late.
It's quite easy
making this type of picture,
filled with love, emotion and tears.
And of course, we could easily
make the space...
...violence...
...and horror films that are enjoyed
by many peoples of the world.
But we chose to make
what you're about to see.
A film based on fun.
And it's just a little different
insofar as there is no story and no plot.
That's right. I said no story, no plot.
It is actually a series of silly sequences.
Or you might say it is a visual diary
of a few weeks in the life of a real nut.
And it's real silly.
Oh, put it on. Show it to 'em. Put it on!
This is Walter Winchell reporting,
and this is Miami Beach at night.
The nights here are the same
as anywhere else.
No sun.
This is the same Miami Beach, daytime.
It is just waking up,
rubbing the sand out of its palms,
ready for another "let's be pretty
for the tourists" day,
a day that could never get started
without the people who provide
the services
that are required in order
that the visitor is satisfied.
The people who serve
are the real backbone,
in order that you might pay...
... that is, play.
Company... halt!
And of course, there are chefs,
chambermaids, clerks, hostesses,
waiters, doormen,
bartenders, waitresses,
musicians and entertainers.
But these men are
the real unsung heroes of a hotel,
the men who have no real direction.
They are called on day and night,
for anything,
from burping babies
to walking the dog.
These are the men who are
the call of duty.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen,
I call them men,
but everyone else
calls for... the bellboy.
As the bellboys break ranks, they all
know where to go and what to do.
That is, most of them.
How are you?
Here, Stanley. Get everything
out of the trunk.
George, come help me.
Hello? Hello?
Hello, Mr Hartman. How are you?
- Yes, we...
- I need a couple of guys...
Yes, we have your trunks.
I can't hear very well.
What did you say?
Oh, yes, of course.
We've got beautiful accommodations.
I'm sure you'll be happy with them.
We'd be delighted to see you. Yes.
Yes, thank you. Goodbye.
- I'm Mr Carter. I have a reservation.
- Yes, sir, Mr Carter. Sign here, please.
It's nice to have you with us again.
Unfortunately, I can't stay too long.
This has to be a hit-and-run vacation.
We certainly hope you enjoy your stay.
Front boy!
Mr Carter is in Room 625.
We certainly hope you enjoy your stay,
Miss Winkly.
Front boy!
Miss Winkly is in Room 626.
It's so nice to see you again,
Mrs Hartong. Let me help you.
You're very lucky. We've been having
wonderful weather, Mrs Hartong.
Here we go, that's it. Easy.
That's it now.
Boy, open that bag
and hang those things up in the closet.
Well, if it isn't Mrs Hartong
back with us again.
I hope it isn't because of dieting again.
Don't you fret. We'll do all we can.
But you'll have to stay away
from the candy.
- I know, I know.
- Good.
Clerk, the key to Room 988
for Mrs Hartong, please.
I'm sure you'll be very happy
in the new wing, Mrs Hartong.
I'd like to leave a forwarding address.
Certainly.
Two weeks certainly did fly by,
Mrs Hartong.
They certainly did.
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