dance

Frank the monster indulges his love of dancing by strutting his stuff on stage until his head unzips, his brains flop out, and he continues to lose body parts.

Presents a rhyming story about a pig, Dumpy La Rue, whose passion for dancing becomes contagious to other animals on the farm.

Buddy Rabbit is ignored by the girls because of his incompetent dancing, until he masters the bunny hop.

With the help of Sister's ballet teacher, Brother Bear conquers his fear of dancing and can ask his favorite girl cub to the school dance.

Provides an overview of the history of dance and describes a variety of dance forms.

Tumpie, a young African American girl who will later become famous as the dancer Josephine Baker, longs to find the opportunity to dance amid the poverty and vivacious street life of St. Louis in the early 1900s.

Mabel doesn't want to go to sleep while Mama and Papa are having a dance party downstairs.

Little Mimi enjoys going to African dance class with her mother, but she longs for a tutu for herself.

Sassy Gracie loves to dance in her big red heels, but she gets carried away when she cooks for the Master of the big house.

Spud and Joe are forced by their mothers to take ballroom dancing lessons and scheme to win a contest on television.