By Arifa Akbar Their all-singing, all-dancing glamour lit up the dark days after the Wall Street crash. As the credit crisis bites, they are making a comeback. By Arifa Akbar Their upbeat plots and jolly tunes gave the public a boost in the aftermath of the 1929 Wall Street crash.

By Chris Hicks Deseret News Song and dance DVDs arrive in style this week -- a pair of reissued, made-over classics and a box of Busby Berkeley confections. "An American in Paris: Special Edition" (Warner, 1951, two discs, $20.97).

'42nd Street' aims to present all the glitz, glamor & hyperactive tap-dancing possible The title song of "42nd Street" urges one and all to "come and meet those dancing feet." For the Broadway touring production of the show, which continues its run through this weekend at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, that means making the acquaintance of some 56 terpsichorean tootsies.