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Shirley Temple: Child Stars
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Shirley Temple was the most celebrated child star in history. The golden-haired little girl with the dimpled smile captured the hearts of millions around the world from her initial starring role at the age of six in Stand Up and Cheer.
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Shirley Temple is inarguably the most popular child star in history. More important is that she was the embodiment of optimism during a tumultuous time in American history. Her time on the silver screen may be over, but she continues to inspire the world with her diplomatic and charitable pursuits.
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Synopsis: Having tried to wrest Shirley Temple away from 20th Century-Fox for nearly seven years, MGM was finally able to put the enormously popular child star under contract in 1941. Alas, by this time the bloom was off the rose for 13-year-old Temple, and her inaugural MGM production Kathleen was met withRead More
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Unlike some child stars of today, Shirley Temple's early fame didn't drive her to drugs or crime as a teenager or adult. On the contrary, her professional training gave her the poise and confidence to make contributions to the world long after her childhood film career ended.
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Synopsis: The old Edward Peble play The Littlest Rebel was gussied up in 1935 as a Shirley Temple vehicle. The curly-topped child star plays Virgie Cary, who lives in Southern-Plantation splendor with her dad Herbert (John Boles) and mom (Karen Morley). The family's idyllic existence is shattered when theRead More
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The greatest child star of all time can be yours in a life-sized reproduction of a 1960's Shirley Temple play doll. Crafted of high quality collector-vinyl and fully jointed for a variety of lifelike poses.
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