Shirley Temple ... including a meledy of some of Temple's best known renditions. However the following year would see her last box office sucess' The Little Princess' which was also her first ...

From iconic child star to political activist, PEOPLE honors the legacy of the curly-haired cutie The curly hair! The dimples! The infectious grin! Shirley Temple, born April 23, 1928, kicked off ...

Child actress: Temple in her role as "Little Miss Marker" (Picture: AP) Caption: FILE - In this 1933 file photo, child actress Shirley Temple ... 1939 when The Little Princess became a critical ...

Shirley Temple was just ... Before it was legal for little Miss Shirley to drive, she'd already won a (child-sized) Oscar, met Walt Disney, and licensed her image on lunchboxes, dolls, and clothing.

Shirley Temple was just ... Before it was legal for little Miss Shirley to drive, she'd already won a (child-sized) Oscar, met Walt Disney, and licensed her image on lunchboxes, dolls, and clothing.

Shirley Temple: Career In PicturesTemple won an honorary juvenile Academy Award for her contribution to film in 1934. She was awarded a star on the Walk of Fame in 1960, and in 2005 she was given ...

With her dimples and blond curls, Shirley Temple was ... the 9-year-old Temple was the biggest child star of all time with “Bright Eyes, “The Littlest Rebel” and “Captain January ...

In movies like “Curly Top,” “Bright Eyes,” “The Little Colonel,” and “The Little Princess,” Shirley ... Temple described the unsavory atmosphere on the set of her first pictures ...

Such is the character of Sara Crewe in “A Little Princess,” the enchanting new adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic novel. The movie dares to tread where Shirley Temple once did.