Yes, in Annette Kellerman, Esther Williams plays an exciting role, filled with glamor and romance in 'Million Dollar Mermaid.'

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- Oh, yes, indeed. She's a remarkable woman. No wonder Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer filmed her life story and called it 'Million Dollar Mermaid.'

- Well, the film looks like a million dollars in gorgeous Technicolor with stars like Esther Williams, Walter Pidgeon, Victor Mature and David Brian.

- Esther Williams certainly does some sensational routines in those beautiful water ballets.

- Oh, and she looks so glamorous, particularly in the famous one-piece bathing suit that shocked Boston in the 1920s.

- Well, I thought it was an exceptionally good love story, too, with both Victor Mature and David Brian in love with Esther Williams as she becomes the toast of two continents.

- Yes, in Annette Kellerman, Esther Williams plays an exciting role, filled with glamor and romance in 'Million Dollar Mermaid.'

- Well, I can't imagine a mermaid more beautiful than Esther Williams.

- In Technicolor, her complexion looks like a million dollars.

- And yet, Esther Williams' complexion care is one that every girl can use. It's Lux Toilet Soap.

- Like nine out of ten famous Hollywood stars, Esther's devoted to Lux soap care.

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