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Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Without Reservations
1. Credits [1:10]
2. Here Is Tomorrow [3:59]
3. Cary Grant's Out [2:50]
4. In the Flesh [4:11]
5. Beetle's Advice [3:13]
6. Purely Ideological [4:26]
7. Don't Let Him Get Away [4:14]
8. Hook, Line and Scotch [3:37]
9. Ticket Trouble [3:23]
10. We'll Take It From Here [4:45]
11. Distinguished Flying Orchid [3:48]
12. Kicked Off the Train [3:31]
13. Trading in the Rain [7:15]
14. Report From Raton [3:58]
15. Hayfield Hesitation [4:18]
16. Good Neighbor Policy [4:40]
17. The Ortegas' Hospitality [4:19]
18. Kit Tells Tales [4:35]
19. Officially Involved [2:59]
20. Arrest in Albuquerque [6:03]
21. Unwanted [3:52]
22. Getting Around Hollywood [4:30]
23. Keep a Fella On His Toes [4:03]
24. Successfully Jealous [3:58]
25. She'll Take It From Here [2:16]
26. Cast List [:37]
Without Reservations has to be the least typical John Wayne picture of the postwar era. Top billing is bestowed upon Claudette Colbert as Kit, a best-selling novelist heading westward to oversee the film version of her latest novel. Taking it upon herself to select the man who should portray the hero of her novel, Kit chooses war hero Rusty (John Wayne), whom she meets during her train trip to Hollywood. Unaware of Kit's true identity, Rusty and his pal Dink (Don DeFore) rail against the factual errors in her book. One thing leads to another, and before long Kit, Rusty and Dink have all been thrown off the train for annoying the other passengers. After a hectic stopover at a New Mexico farm, Kit reveals who she really is to Rusty and Dink, who are understandably put out. All is forgiven in the end, of course, with Kit and Rusty altar-bound at fadeout time. The Hollywood scenes feature such guest celebrities as Cary Grant, Louella Parsons and Jack Benny; and yes, that is an unbilled Raymond Burr as Claudette Colbert's dancing partner. Without Reservations was based on Jane Allen and May Livingston's novel Thanks, God, I'll Take it From Here (too bad they couldn't use that title!) Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide