Some dancers love props. 

We've got four dances that heavily feature balloons.

We know that some people are afraid of balloons, so -- seriously -- consider this a trigger alert if you are one of those.

But before we take you aloft, take a look at what we have for you from our website today:

SOLD - SORRY

SPA GETAWAY (Blonde/Red) NRFB (2004)

BLOND #3 PONYTAIL BARBIE (1961) Mint-in-box

BARBIE SHARIN' SISTERS GIFT SET (1993) NRFB

PONCHO PUT-ON (1971) NRFB

BARBIE LOOKS #24 (Signed by the designer, Bill Greening) (2024) NRFB

SUITED FOR TRAVEL POPPY PARKER (2024) NRFB

JAZZIE'S FRIEND DUDE (1989) NRFB

BRUNETTE WALKING JAMIE (Sears Exclusive) (1970) Excellent+

PLANTATION BELLE (1989) Near-Mint & Complete (with Hat form)

CLASSIC CAMEL COAT (creased box lid) NRFB (2016)

FASHION BOUQUET (1970) NRFC

ALOHA WAIKIKI VICTOIRE ROUX (2023) NRFB

HONOLULU SUNSET AUGUSTUS "GUS" BLAKE (2023) NRFB

GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANY AMOUNT YOU WANT

BLOND TNT BARBIE (1969) SOLD - SORRY

REPRO WHITE SWEATER FOR 11.5" LILLI

COOKIE TIME (1965) SOLD - SORRY

Donald O'Connor declares war on balloons in this number from 1953's "Call Me Madam":






The tricky gimmick to this Bob Fosse/Debbie Reynolds dance number from the seldom-seen movie "Give a Girl a Break" is that the dance is shown to you in reverse from how it was actually filmed!


"The Colgate Comedy Hour" is a cornucopia of great comedy bits.  Here are Nanette Fabray, Kaye Ballard, and Edie Adams working their magic with balloons from some time in the mid-1950's.




And, finally, in 1940's "The Great Dictator," Charlie Chaplin skewers Hitler by making love to an inflatable globe.