Helen Traubel

Musical biography of composer Sigmund Romberg, who fought to bring serious music to Broadway.

Abandoned by his fiance, a goofy man vows to remain a bachelor and travels west, taking a housekeeping job in a rich woman's hotel. But the tenants are all women in this vibrant slapstick comedy.

After a failed romance, luckless Herbert Heebert is looking for purpose -- and a job -- when he stumbles upon a mansion filled with women of every variety. The mansion manager hires Herbert as a handyman and allows him to live amid the lovely ladies.

Step aside, all you fabled Romeos! Make way for Herbert H. Herbert, The Ladies Man. And make way for laugh upon laugh, too, because starring as Hubert H. is His Knuckleheadedness himself-zany Jerry Lewis. Herbert is a confined bachelor and antic bumbler who'd make coffee nervous. And he's just found a new job that'll make you howl. He's a houseboy of an all-female boarding house. Look for George Raft and Big Band legend Harry James in small roles. There's an inanimate star, too: the film's acclaimed main set must be seen to be believed!