Texas Carnival - (Original Trailer)

Texas Carnival (1951) -- (Movie Clip) Young Folks Should Get Married

Howard Keel, as ranch foreman Slim, because he has true feelings for Debbie (Esther Williams), isn’t letting on that he knows she’s not the richest gal in Texas, for-whom everyone has mistaken her, prompting the tune by Harry Warren and Dorothy Fields, in MGM’s Texas Carnival, 1951.

Texas Carnival (1951) -- (Movie Clip) She's Half A Girl And Half A Fish

Opening the musical from producer Jack Cummings’ unit at MGM, Red Skelton is the carnival barker with a tune by Harry Warren and Dorothy Fields, Esther Williams as his brand new partner, discovering problems with their act, in Texas Carnival, 1951.

Texas Carnival (1951) -- (Movie Clip) It's Dynamite!

Red Skelton is carnie Cornie, who’s been mistaken for the richest man in Texas, winning the attention of Ann Miller as Sunshine, making her first appearance, with a typical high octane performance to an original by Harry Warren and Dorothy Fields, in MGM’s Texas Carnival, 1951.