01 A sailor who jumps ship on a Pacific island falls for a chief's daughter amid tribal tension.
Jane Powell brought a bright soprano voice and effervescent charm to MGM’s golden-age musicals, anchoring some of the studio’s most cheerful family entertainment. In Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954): A backwoods bride helps civilize her new husband’s six rowdy, unmarried brothers. Equally memorable is Royal Wedding (1951): A brother-and-sister dance act touring London both find unexpected romance during a royal wedding.
01 A sailor who jumps ship on a Pacific island falls for a chief's daughter amid tribal tension.
02 A dramatization follows the life and career of celebrated Broadway composer Sigmund Romberg.
03 A health-obsessed, unconventional family's eldest daughter falls for a conventional young lawyer.
04 A backwoods bride helps civilize her new husband's six rowdy, unmarried brothers.
05 A brother-and-sister dance act touring London both find unexpected romance during a royal wedding.
06 A teenage girl's misunderstanding about her father's dance lessons spirals into a series of comic complications.