"Bathing Beauty" is a 1944 musical comedy film directed by George Sidney. The story follows a college student, Red Skelton, who tries to win back his former girlfriend, Esther Williams, by enrolling in a swimming class. The film features vibrant musical numbers and showcases Williams' impressive swimming skills. The movie is notable for its colorful production and lively performances, including a memorable sequence featuring a large swimming pool. "Bathing Beauty" is part of the popular genre of musical films from the 1940s, highlighting the era's fascination with glamorous stars and elaborate dance routines.