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Liza Must Go On New York Magazine,  USA - Nov 30, 2008 Esther Williams, Quentin Tarantino, and Janet Jackson come up. “I remember Esther singing to you!” says Stritch, lounging on Liza’s shoulder and doing a ...

The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com

'Onepiece' is a spoofy patchwork of many movie pieces at Marigny ... The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com, LA - Nov 14, 2008 When Carol Burnett spoofed Esther Williams' waterlogged MGM movie musicals on her variety show, she was constantly knocking one ear to get the water out of ...

Fear of Floating Utne Reader Online - Nov 20, 2008 The water is warm and I relax into it, stroking evenly, entertaining images of Pablo Morales and Esther Williams and the guy in the red bathing suit ...

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TCM Spotlight - Esther Williams, Vol. 1 (Bathing Beauty / Easy to Wed / On an Island with You / Neptune's Daughter / Dangerous When Wet)

Esther Williams, Lucille Ball, Red Skelton, Cyd Charisse, Van Johnson
It deserves to see all the glamour and beauty Esther Williams shows up in this magnificent vol.1 Item. Certainly I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to have a real good time watching the movies !and her bathing! Besides I've been quite surprised seeing how soon the item arrived me from Amazon.
Joaquín

The Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly Collection (On the Town / Anchors Aweigh / Take Me out to the Ball Game)

Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, Esther Williams, Betty Garrett
Wonderful! My little girls and I watched these movies on TV, and then we had to get them. They just love to watch them over and over. All three are good, clean, family movies--can't find these now days. So glad to have them now!!

Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Keepcase)

Frank Sinatra, Esther Williams, Gene Kelly, Betty Garrett, Edward Arnold
The only one of the three Kelly-Sinatra musicals that I hadn't seen. Funny, good songs and dances. Esther only swims once but is good anyway. The baseball content is not too much for non-aficianandos.

Million Dollar Mermaid (1952)

It's great to be able to finally own a DVD of this picture. As it had been a while since I had watched it, I forgot that it really did not have many underwater shots (except for the tank scene) - most consisted of dives and water ballet taken from the surface.The big water-show scene the film is famous for is indeed magnificent! Way over the top- it makes an impression every time.

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