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Classic Film Aficionados Our Good Ship Lollipop girl has passed leaving a legacy of sweetness, wholesomeness and joy for generations to come. Shirley Jane Temple was born on April 23rd, 1928 in Santa Monica, California. Miss Temple started off with numerous short films[1], getting her first feature read more

A legend in Hollywood - Shirley Temple Black - has passed away today at the age of 85. An internationally-renowned child star, Presidential delegate, ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and co-founder of the International Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Societies, Mrs. Black made an indelible ma read more

When I was ten years old, my parents gave me a long-awaited Christmas gift: a small television for my bedroom. A TV of my very own? I was thrilled. I could finally watch what I wanted without having to fight with my younger brothers for control of the remote. For a budding pop-culture junkie, there read more

A legend in Hollywood - Shirley Temple Black - has passed away today at the age of 85. An internationally-renowned child star, Presidential delegate, ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and co-founder of the International Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Societies, Mrs. Black made an indelible ma read more

With the passing of Shirley Temple Black just yesterday, it made realize that sometimes we do not appreciate people as much until they are gone, which is unfortunate. Now I want to go back and see some of her performances because the only one I have seen in its entirety is probably Heidi. Recently h read more

Remembering Shirley Temple: From "Kid in Hollywood" to International Ambassador Labels: Shirley Temple Black Shirley Temple was only four years old when she made her first short picture for Universal Studios in 1932. She was featured in several shorts between 1932 and '34 with a grou read more

A legend in Hollywood - Shirley Temple Black - has passed away today at the age of 85. An internationally-renowned child star, Presidential delegate, ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and co-founder of the International Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Societies, Mrs. Black made an indelible ma read more

A legend in Hollywood - Shirley Temple Black - has passed away today at the age of 85. An internationally-renowned child star, Presidential delegate, ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and co-founder of the International Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Societies, Mrs. Black made an indelible ma read more

An era of sorts ended Monday with the passing of Shirley Temple Black at age 85. Shown above with Carole Lombard in 1934's "Now And Forever," Temple -- then six -- was the last surviving co-star of a Lombard film. (A few bit players still may be with us.) "Now And Forever," which also starred Gary C read more

                         Shirley Temple                        Happy New Year!! • Posted by Art • Wednesday, January 1st, 2014 at 6:07 am • (0) Comment read more

Remember when The Wonderful World of Disney aired on television?  Remember when they used to create original movies?  It was a brief, shining moment in my television viewing history, but I remember it well.  I remember watching Child Star: The Shirley Temple Story when it first aired, and being dazz read more

“Acting is the most minor of gifts. After all, Shirley Temple could do it when she was four.” ~ Katharine Hepburn Gertrude Temple’s advice to her daughter before each scene was “Sparkle, Shirley, sparkle!” “Any star can be devoured by human adoration, read more

Shirley and her cute little friend read more

Shirley and her cute little lamb read more

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This is just too cute.... read more

Taking a short break from Summer Under the Stars to reminisce about some of my favourite childhood films: Shirley Temple. Shirley Temple I’ve seen quite of them at one time or another, but certainly not all.  Around the middle of her career, she was a very prolific actress, performing in movie read more

The Shirley Temple doll is cute, but I got the willies when the announcer said that her skin feels "almost real". And is it just me, or does the little girl playing with her look a little sickly? I can't tell if she has bags under her eyes, or if it's just the lighting. This doll must be w read more