Comedy
United States of America
100% Service is a 1931 comedy film starring the beloved comedy duo of George Burns and Gracie Allen. George plays a man named George, who is trying to check into the Jefferson Hotel. However, the desk clerk keeps giving him the runaround, insisting that there are no rooms available. Frustrated, George heads to the hotel's cigar counter to unwind and meets Gracie, who is working there.
As the two strike up a conversation, it becomes clear that Gracie is much more competent than any of the hotel's employees. George, impressed by her dedication to providing top-notch service, convinces her to help him get a room. Together, they come up with a plan to outsmart the desk clerk and secure a room for George.
Along the way, George and Gracie get into a series of wacky misadventures, as they try to navigate the hotel's quirky guests and eccentric staff. Through it all, the two actors showcase their trademark wit and charm, playing off each other with perfect timing.
In the end, George and Gracie triumph over the hotel's shortcomings and prove that 100% service is possible, even in the face of adversity. The film is a delightful showcase of the pair's comedic talents and a testament to their enduring legacy in Hollywood.
