Bedouin Tribal Dance - DVD

Screen greats and off-screen married couple Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler go into their dance with their only movie pairing. The story is a quick-stepping back stager, with Jolson as an irresponsible stage star beholden to a gangster and Keeler as a devoted hoofer who helps the star launch a new show. The cast includes torch singer Helen Morgan. And the production's ties to the landmark 42nd Street are many: Keeler made her screen debut in

Her hair isn't yet platinum and her makeup is still more girlish than glamorous, but Lana Turner is nonetheless "a walking acetylene torch" in her first top billing, playing a dancer planted in a big Midwest college to win a rigged Hollywood contest. The prize: the starring role in a big movie musical. The complications: plenty, especially when the co-ed falls for a crusading college newshound (Richard Carlson) who suspects the contest

Internationally renowned belly dancer Amira Mor teaches her amazing technique for developing balance and perfecting performance skills. Learning to balance a sword while dancing will help you breathe, move, hear, see and even think more clearly. Your newfound poise and elegance will enable you to exude confidence and beauty not only on the dance floor but in every aspect of your life! Join Amira and the Jewels of the Desert in this easy, step by step choreography with soothing hypnotic music.