Ann-Margret explodes across the screen as the teenage girl Conrad Birdie (Elvis) will sing to and kiss before leaving for his stint in Germany with the army.

Doris Day is Calamity Jane in Deadwood, S.Dakota. She is in love with Wild Bill but he falls hard for a showgirl she brings to Deadwood. Day's singing and dancing eclipses everyone else.

Rob Marshall's film based on the Bob Fosse' choreographed and directed 1975 Broadway musical. Renée Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones both enter into the spirit of the city of Chicago during its gangster era when they both dabble with murder and Richard Gere as the lawyer getting them off. Film won Oscar as did Zeta-Jones.

An old man loves the New York Yankees and wants the chance to be a young man again so he can go join the Yankees. He gets his wish. Bob Fosse cheorgraphs wonderfully.

Norman Jewison's 1971 film of the hit Broadway musical about Tevye, a Jewish peasant in pre-Revolutionary Russia, and life in his "shtetl" amid Jewish traditions. Hit tunes: "If I Were A Rich Man", "Sunrise, Sunset" and "Matchmaker, Matchmaker Make Me A Match".

A young Parisian girl is in love with the man, Louis Jourdan, who views her still as a child. He is involved with a courtesan, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Oscar winner.

Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe as two showgirls who can charm any man alive and breathing en route to fame and fortune. "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" is most well known number. Sung by Monroe and associated with her ever after.

Milos Forman's film about the flower power generation as it tries to celebrate free love and freer lives as they are dragged into the Vietnam War. John Savage, Treat Williams star.

Yul Brynner won the Oscar playing the stubborn King of Siam to his determined children's governness, Deborah Kerr. Rodgers and Hammerstein with hit songs: "Hello, Young Lovers," "Shall We Dance?" and "Getting to Know You"

Robert Preston as the con man of band leaders with Shirley Jones as the librarian who is the only person in town who can see he is a con man.

Gordon McCrae and Shirley Jones as sweethearts in Oklahoma during the horse and buggy days. Rod Steiger as Jud, their nemesis. Rodgers and Hammerstein.

Tony Award-winning musical with Bob Fosse's choreography comes to film with Doris Day and John Raitt in the leads. Day is a union rep at the Sleep Tite Pajama Factory who tangles with the new superintendent (John Raitt). "Steam Heat" and "Hernando's Hideaway" are big production numbers and "You With the Stars In Your Eyes" a hit tune.

Donald O'Connor and Gene Kelly dance fabulously while Debbie Reynolds sings in the early years of Hollywood converting from silents to talkies.

George Cukor's film stars Judy Garland and James Mason as the girl singer who makes it in the movies due to big star Mason. They marry and his star hits the alcoholic skids. Garland sings and dances throughout. "The Man Who Got Away" is her biggest number. Remade in the 1970s with Barbra Streisand.

Sondheim and Bernstein's musical brought to film. Romeo and Juliet but two gangs, one Latin and one white, at odds instead of two families. A girl and boy allied with each gang fall in love with tragic consequences. Natalie Wood, Richard Bymer, George Chakiris and Rita Moreno star.