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Lovely to Look At

Lovely to Look At, starring Red Skelton, Howard Keel

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movie review of Lovely to Look At (1952) starring Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson, Red SkeltonAnn Miller

 Lovely to Look At is a combination romance, musical, comedy, and fashion show — no, really.   It’s the story of three Americans (Al Marsh played by Red Skelton, Tony Naylor played by Howard Keel, Jerry Ralby played by Gower Champion). They are looking for financial backers for the Broadway show they want to put on … unsuccessfully.   They are out of options, when Al’s Aunt Roberta dies. She left him with partial ownership of a fashionable Paris dress shop.

Lovely to Look At, starring Red Skelton, Howard Keel
Texas Carnival (1951) starring Red Skelton, Esther Williams, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, and Keenan Wynn

Texas Carnival [Red Skelton]

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Texas Carnival (1951) starring Red Skelton, Esther Williams, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, and Keenan Wynn

Buy from Amazon.com Texas Carnival is an interesting musical, comedy and romance that €™s a little bit different.   It has 4 very different stars €”Red Skelton, Esther Williams, Howard Keel, and Ann Miller €”with four different strengths, and gives each of them opportunity to showcase their talents.   Red Skelton has several very funny moments clowning around, Esther Williams has one extended swimming sequence, Howard Keel sings his heart out in several songs, and Ann Miller is showcased in two different dancing routines.

Texas Carnival [Red Skelton]
Lovely to Look At

Lovely to Look At lyrics

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Lovely to Look At lyrics from the 1935 film version of Roberta — €”music by Jerome Kern, original lyrics by Dorothy Fields, sung by Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel in Lovely to Look At

Lovely to Look At lyrics

Howard Keel photograph

Howard Keel photos

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Howard Keel photos –  Photographs of actor Howard Keel, famous singer and actor, best remembered for his roles in “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” and the TV series “Dallas”

Howard Keel photos
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