In 1933, MGM seems to have rounded up every young dancer in Hollywood for the chorus lines of Dancing Lady. Fay Estelle (dates unknown) was one of them.
Estelle only has one other IMDb credit, but it is an interesting one. In the early thirties, the Fox studio, like others, produced foreign-language pictures for the European and South American markets. One such was the Spanish Asegure a su mujer (1935), a Lubitsch-type romantic comedy in which Estelle featured. The film has Spanish actors in the leading roles, with Americans giving support. There is no record that an English-language version was ever made.
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