Weekend at the Waldorf

First scene for Leon Ames as producer Burton and Ginger Rogers as the much-mentioned movie star Irene, upstairs at a party preceding her premiere, her friend Dr. Campbell (Warner Anderson) standing by, in MGM's Week-end At The Waldorf, 1945.

Dr. Campbell (Warner Anderson), the link between many characters, dictating a letter to house stenographer Bunny (Lana Turner), his subject matter the about-to-be-introduced flyer Hollis (Van Johnson), in the MGM wartime re-make of Grand Hotel, 1932, Week-end At The Waldorf, 1945.

Briefly Lana Turner's first appearance as pool stenographer Bunny, with crooked financier Edley (Edward Arnold), who is recognized by world-weary correspondent Collyer (Walter Pidgeon, his first scene), passing through town in MGM's Week-end At The Waldorf, 1945, with Ginger Rogers and Van Johnson.

Robert Benchley narrates, a couple (Cora Sue Collins, Michael Kirby) arrives, and Jessup (Samuel S. Hinds) rejects slippery Edley (Edward Arnold), just opening MGM's relocated and modified remake of Grand Hotel, Week-End At The Waldorf, 1944, starring Ginger Rogers and Lana Turner.

Week-End at the Waldorf (1945), a remake of the Academy Award-winning best movie Grand Hotel (1932) starring Ginger Rogers and Walter Pidgeon.