Yup. Shirley didn't transition well as an actress to older kid parts. The old formulas just didn't work anymore. But she had bigger and better things in her future than B teen films - her accomplishments as an adult were phenomenal! :)
It's great to see some familiar faces, such as child actors Darryl Hickman (Leave Her to Heaven, 1945) and Bobbie Anderson (young George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life). I had no idea before today that this movie existed. Thanks for posting!
Speaker: In the court house, the golden blond, brown girl, that was painted in the picture frame, that looked like the original Dutchess, Shirley Temple that a black lady has on her thumb, but some how she happened to be just a tad bit whiter, maybe Australian, with hazel eyes, if any body who was not white laid back on a Sunday, she would somewhat complete that individual, somehow wiping out on every body, she was probably in her middle 40’s, now they have replaced her, with so many seashells, she is barley recognized. But if you just walked in to a room, and it just sat up like that, and you completed it, she was some what, “sweep the floor”, “ you gotta do something”, “get out of the house”, “ go for a walk to get some fresh air”, “ you need to find a job”, some what 45 minutes later. She somewhat had something in common with that, when she was alive she would report certain cultures who was a fill in for what was in her mind at the time, “some whites only thing”. Any situation in which a person relied on some one else, a fill in for whites only in her mind, she was the reason why Kkk members ambushed you, and followed you making your life miserable.
This is my daughter, Annie Laurie Ferguson, performing as Shirley Temple in this movie which Grandfather Hughes made in the 1980's to prove she was my daughter of Loretta Burris Ferguson and Austin Lee Ferguson born 1982. I am Shirley Temple, Loretta Burris Ferguson. The US Government made this app to make you think
And Judy was a great singer but her tap dance needed a lot of work. She was no Temple in that department. See the issue? Both of them are long since grown up and returned to dust. The studios tore them to pieces pitting them against each other when they were young, and did a lot of damage in the process. There is no call for us to keep doing it now.
Yup. Shirley didn't transition well as an actress to older kid parts. The old formulas just didn't work anymore. But she had bigger and better things in her future than B teen films - her accomplishments as an adult were phenomenal! :)
Finnal scenes of old musicales are always masterpiece. Love this Tralalalala song and tap dance.
Love Charlotte Greenwood’s Dancing! 😃👏🏻
🎼🎼love the songs in this one
Gosh, I just adore Charlotte Greenwood!!!!
It's great to see some familiar faces, such as child actors Darryl Hickman (Leave Her to Heaven, 1945) and Bobbie Anderson (young George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life). I had no idea before today that this movie existed. Thanks for posting!
Once again, "they don't make 'em like that anymore. That song lifted my mood like nothing else.
Speaker: In the court house, the golden blond, brown girl, that was painted in the picture frame, that looked like the original Dutchess, Shirley Temple that a black lady has on her thumb, but some how she happened to be just a tad bit whiter, maybe Australian, with hazel eyes, if any body who was not white laid back on a Sunday, she would somewhat complete that individual, somehow wiping out on every body, she was probably in her middle 40’s, now they have replaced her, with so many seashells, she is barley recognized. But if you just walked in to a room, and it just sat up like that, and you completed it, she was some what, “sweep the floor”, “ you gotta do something”, “get out of the house”, “ go for a walk to get some fresh air”, “ you need to find a job”, some what 45 minutes later. She somewhat had something in common with that, when she was alive she would report certain cultures who was a fill in for what was in her mind at the time, “some whites only thing”. Any situation in which a person relied on some one else, a fill in for whites only in her mind, she was the reason why Kkk members ambushed you, and followed you making your life miserable.
She is amazing !
Charlotte Greenwood who played Kit Ballentine played Aunt Eller in Oklahoma with Shirley Jones and Gordon McCrae (sp?).
This is my daughter, Annie Laurie Ferguson, performing as Shirley Temple in this movie which Grandfather Hughes made in the 1980's to prove she was my daughter of Loretta Burris Ferguson and Austin Lee Ferguson born 1982. I am Shirley Temple, Loretta Burris Ferguson. The US Government made this app to make you think
I, Loretta Burris Ferguson, was cut off from my post.
I feel young again. Thank You UNIVFOXX! THANK YOU!!!
I LOVE this song!! Too cute!! ~Erin
5:22 Former child star and charter "Our Gang" member Mickey Daniels can be seen in the second row, second from right.
I wish you could see the first part of the movie, too.
I think this film is great, great, great!
Thank you for uploading this!
I love Shirley Temple!
I love this movie!!!
So cute, memorable, and wonderful!
Great movie thanks!!!!!!!!!!
Wow she can kick her leg high!!! : D
Great film! I think Fox had terminated her contract even before the movie was released.
The crying scenes are a bit much. It was cute when she was little, but in this movie it's like "oh shut up already!"
Her last musical . I think she was fired from the studio after this movie ... to old
I wish I could kick high like Charlotte Greenwood!!
lol! You're right.
Great tap dancer but her singing needs a lot of work. She's no Garland in that department.
And Judy was a great singer but her tap dance needed a lot of work. She was no Temple in that department. See the issue? Both of them are long since grown up and returned to dust. The studios tore them to pieces pitting them against each other when they were young, and did a lot of damage in the process. There is no call for us to keep doing it now.
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3:50
How old Is Shirley?
elle est morte
12
kathy Endemann 12 years old in this movie .
so bad that it's good, we see that some formulas don't work, and the 40's decade changed that (the war, etc.)
Nothing bad about this movie. It was the delightful, cheery story it was meant to be with good messages and lessons for children especially
They're all dead lol
Some of the children are still living.