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Seeing Shirley Temple dance to her signature song, "On the Good Ship Lollipop," it is easy to forget that she was only six at the time. Talented far beyond her years, Shirley Temple was honored with a special pint-sized Academy Award for this movie. Shirley Temple stars as Shirley, the curly-headed "gosh, oh gee"-adorable mascot to a group of aviators.
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This dvd collection features almost every movie that Shirley Temple appeared in. From her earliest short films to her later starring roles in full length feature films. Disk 1 contains 4 shorts: Glad Rags to Riches, War Babies, Pie Covered Wagon, & Dora's Dunking Doughnuts.
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Shirley Temple stars in this 1939 version of the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel about a little, motherless girl left in the care of a girls boarding school by her soldier father, and then made into a servant there when he's missing in action during World War I. The fine tear-jerking Shirley Temple Movie is a good vehicle for the famous child star, and director Walter Lang (The King and I) makes a memorably lavish production of the Victorian milieu. The final scene, in which our Shirley is helped by one of the most famous women in history, brings down the house.
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Build your collection of Shirley Temple movies with this wonderful box set featuring some of Shirley Temple's best movies. Includes Heidi, Curly Top and Baby Take a Bow. More ...
One thing Shirley Temple did extremely well (besides sing, dance, and act) was turn the cranky cuddly. She'd done it effectively, two years prior, in 1935's The Little Colonel with grandfather Lionel Barrymore. Now in Heidi she turns her reclusive grumpy grandfather, Adolf (Jean Hersholt), into the loving sort she knows he really is.
One of the best Shirley Temple movies
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