Dinner at the Ritz 1937
"ANNABELLA whose loveliness swept her to overnight stardom...in a picture as tensely exciting as she is excitingly lovely!"
In the stylish yet shadowy world of 1930s high society, *Dinner at the Ritz (1937)* weaves a gripping tale of revenge and romance under the enigmatic glow of Parisian glamour. Directed by Harold D.
Director: Harold D. Schuster
Cast
Annabella
Ranie Racine
David Niven
Paul de Brack
Paul Lukas
Baron Philip de Beaufort
Romney Brent
Jimmy Raine
Francis L. Sullivan
Brogard
Stewart Rome
Racine
Frederick Leister
Tarade
William Dewhurst
Devine
Tyrell Davis
Duval (as Tyrrell Davis)
Vivienne Chatterton
Marthe
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dinner at the Ritz (1937) about?
*Dinner at the Ritz* traces a woman's quest to uncover the truth behind her father's murder. Posing as a jewelry salesclerk, she infiltrates the inner circle of his former associates, where every smile could hide a secret—and every handshake could seal a fate.
Who directed Dinner at the Ritz?
Harold D. Schuster directed *Dinner at the Ritz*. Known for his knack for blending drama with stylish flair, Schuster crafts a suspenseful tale that thrives on both elegance and tension.
Who stars in Dinner at the Ritz?
The film stars Annabella as the determined protagonist, alongside David Niven, Paul Lukas, Romney Brent, and Francis L. Sullivan in pivotal roles.
Is Dinner at the Ritz (1937) worth watching?
With its blend of romance, crime, and 1930s sophistication, *Dinner at the Ritz* offers a compelling watch for fans of classic mysteries. While historical ratings are unavailable, its combination of suspense and star power makes it a hidden gem worth discovering.
How long is Dinner at the Ritz?
The runtime of *Dinner at the Ritz* is 77 minutes, a perfect length for a tightly wound tale of intrigue and glamour.
About Dinner at the Ritz (1937) — A Glamorous Mystery with a Deadly Twist
In the stylish yet shadowy world of 1930s high society, *Dinner at the Ritz (1937)* weaves a gripping tale of revenge and romance under the enigmatic glow of Parisian glamour. Directed by Harold D. Schuster, this mystery-drenched drama follows the daughter of a murdered financier as she masquerades as a jewelry saleswoman while secretly unraveling the web of betrayal woven by her father's so-called colleagues. With tension simmering beneath the polished surfaces of gilded restaurants and lavish soirées, the film balances the allure of romance with the relentless pursuit of justice.
Annabella stars as the determined heroine, her radiant screen presence matched only by the film's taut pacing and shadowy intrigue. Joined by a stellar cast including David Niven and Paul Lukas, *Dinner at the Ritz* delivers a feast of suspense, where every glance and whispered word could hide a lie. A blend of crime and passion, this 77-minute gem offers a snapshot of an era when elegance and danger walked hand in hand.
